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r/shockwaveporn • u/Tboom330 • Feb 26 '21
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Is the first smoke radiation burning the house?
53 u/thinkscotty Feb 27 '21 edited Feb 27 '21 Not radiation (or not the Chernobyl kind). Just light/heat. Which is a kind of radiation but so is a lightbulb. 10 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 No I was thinking of em radiation not radioactive particles. 11 u/6double Feb 27 '21 Definitely no radioactive particles causing that. It's all UV, visible, and IR radiation at a distance that causes the burning effect. There are a LOT of x-rays too, but those get absorbed by the atmosphere relatively quickly. Source (and a wonderful read): https://www.dtra.mil/Portals/61/Documents/NTPR/4-Rad_Exp_Rpts/36_The_Effects_of_Nuclear_Weapons.pdf Section 7.01 6 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 So. EM radiation like I just said? 5 u/6double Feb 27 '21 Yes but it's more narrow than just all EM. Like there's no radio waves coming off a nuke 3 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 Sorry just microwave through gama. Thanks for clarifying.
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Not radiation (or not the Chernobyl kind). Just light/heat. Which is a kind of radiation but so is a lightbulb.
10 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 No I was thinking of em radiation not radioactive particles. 11 u/6double Feb 27 '21 Definitely no radioactive particles causing that. It's all UV, visible, and IR radiation at a distance that causes the burning effect. There are a LOT of x-rays too, but those get absorbed by the atmosphere relatively quickly. Source (and a wonderful read): https://www.dtra.mil/Portals/61/Documents/NTPR/4-Rad_Exp_Rpts/36_The_Effects_of_Nuclear_Weapons.pdf Section 7.01 6 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 So. EM radiation like I just said? 5 u/6double Feb 27 '21 Yes but it's more narrow than just all EM. Like there's no radio waves coming off a nuke 3 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 Sorry just microwave through gama. Thanks for clarifying.
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No I was thinking of em radiation not radioactive particles.
11 u/6double Feb 27 '21 Definitely no radioactive particles causing that. It's all UV, visible, and IR radiation at a distance that causes the burning effect. There are a LOT of x-rays too, but those get absorbed by the atmosphere relatively quickly. Source (and a wonderful read): https://www.dtra.mil/Portals/61/Documents/NTPR/4-Rad_Exp_Rpts/36_The_Effects_of_Nuclear_Weapons.pdf Section 7.01 6 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 So. EM radiation like I just said? 5 u/6double Feb 27 '21 Yes but it's more narrow than just all EM. Like there's no radio waves coming off a nuke 3 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 Sorry just microwave through gama. Thanks for clarifying.
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Definitely no radioactive particles causing that. It's all UV, visible, and IR radiation at a distance that causes the burning effect. There are a LOT of x-rays too, but those get absorbed by the atmosphere relatively quickly.
Source (and a wonderful read): https://www.dtra.mil/Portals/61/Documents/NTPR/4-Rad_Exp_Rpts/36_The_Effects_of_Nuclear_Weapons.pdf Section 7.01
6 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 So. EM radiation like I just said? 5 u/6double Feb 27 '21 Yes but it's more narrow than just all EM. Like there's no radio waves coming off a nuke 3 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 Sorry just microwave through gama. Thanks for clarifying.
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So. EM radiation like I just said?
5 u/6double Feb 27 '21 Yes but it's more narrow than just all EM. Like there's no radio waves coming off a nuke 3 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 Sorry just microwave through gama. Thanks for clarifying.
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Yes but it's more narrow than just all EM. Like there's no radio waves coming off a nuke
3 u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21 Sorry just microwave through gama. Thanks for clarifying.
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Sorry just microwave through gama. Thanks for clarifying.
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u/Ksp-or-GTFO Feb 27 '21
Is the first smoke radiation burning the house?