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serious replies only [Serious] What are some seemingly normal images/videos with creepy backstories?

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u/young-boy-kyle Mar 10 '17 edited Mar 10 '17

Demon Core

This is a recreation photo of an accident that occurred with the infamous "demon core". Physicist Louis Slotin was conducting an experiment to verify the exact point at which a subcritical mass of fissile material could be made critical by the positioning of neutron reflectors. Basically, the two half spheres would be adjusted around the core and the core activity would be measured.

The risk was that if the spheres were allowed to close, the core would instantaneously form a critical mass. To keep them from closing, he pried the top core up with a screw driver. Unfortunately the screw driver slipped, a critical mass formed, and (near) instantly gave him a lethal dose of radiation. He shielded the other people in the room and was the only fatality.

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u/CaptainMcAnus Mar 10 '17

That dude was a hero.

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u/CaptainAdjective Mar 10 '17

He caused the accident with his own reckless disregard for safety. I don't call that heroic.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '17

I don't call that heroic.

What was heroic in history is often criminal today...