A mysterious radioactive isotope found over Alaska

At an altitude of 7-mi near the Aleutian Islands (Alaska), an aerosol particle containing some enriched uranium was found, RIA News.

In the work of an international scientific group from the USA and Norway, it is emphasized that for twenty years of observation, researchers "first discovered in the atmosphere a particle with a high content of uranium isotope U-235". The bulk of the aerosol particles is the product of heavy fuel combustion.

According to the researchers, "an analysis of wind paths and dispersion models of air particles show that this mass of particles supposedly originated in one of the countries of Asia: China, North Korea or Japan."

The paper points out that particles containing the U-235 isotope are "definitely not from a natural source." At the same time, scientists can not determine the origin of these air masses.

This scientific work saw the light, as we would like to find out if someone who knows more about uranium more than we can, determine the source of a particle,

said one of the authors of the study, an American scientist Dan Murphy.

Comments

[Inquisitive]

Fukushima? I remember after Chernobyl these Japanese macaques shouted the loudest about the closure of nuclear power plants in the USSR and the ban on all nuclear developments in the country.
Although now the whole "progressive community" will probably try to draw North Korea to this, we are waiting for the shock at the next test tube at the UN with a call for retribution.
Soviet ditty in the "ennobled" form:
Bullshit flew over the Earth
Silver metal
Very much these days
Unidentified bullshit

[Teberii]

North Korea will fall under the Olympic distribution, they are fiction masters.

[dik-nsk]

This scientific work was released, as we would like to find out if someone who knows more about uranium than we can determine the source of the particle

oh well, the reason is obvious to everyone - to blame Koreans - another "test tube"

[cniza]

Soon they will find a Russian trace.

[BecmepH]

Quote: dik-nsk

oh well, the reason is obvious to everyone - to blame Koreans - another "test tube"

Come on. Eun indicated to Trump his place and that dullness.
Anyway, the Russians will be to blame. After all, we do not snarl, but apologize for everything and regret ...

[Lexus]

Anyway, the Russians will be to blame. After all, we do not snarl, but apologize for everything and regret ...

And for each case there is a "ugly girl".

[vlad66]

An analysis of wind paths and dispersion patterns of airborne particles shows that this mass of particles supposedly originated in one of the Asian countries: China, North Korea or Japan. ”

Well, the stump is clear

[Observer2014]

Inquisitive

Fukushima?

So what else. The Japanese got into a rage. And fell silent. As if nothing had happened.

[Mar.Tirah]

There were fewer atomic bombs, and the US Air Force lost strategic aviation in the 60s. Until now, some cannot find it. Such a breed of this people, blame everyone except themselves.

[rocket757]

Wah, wah, wah, the land was so clean Alyasochka !!!
And then the little people cheated!
Look, look, look again at the green men will dump everything?

[Observer2014]

A mysterious radioactive isotope found over Alaska

Here, here. Let a new horror story be slandered. And then with Russian hackers the Americans themselves are already sick.

[Hunter 2]

And yet she is Russian Alaska! Hence the mystery!

[novel66]

"fresh wind blows over the fatherland
every day is happier to live! "

[Sergeant71]

Ah yes Putin! Ah yes son of a bitch!

[ded100]

Well, and who else!

[Sergeant71]

Obama obsolete! Give the "Trampushku"!))

[pvv113]

this mass of particles supposedly originated in one of the countries of Asia: China, North Korea or Japan

Warning from Comrade Eun

[cniza]

Or one more fad. To justify aggression against the DPRK, the base is being prepared, so to speak.

[novel66]

great! right now they’ll catch a full tube - and shake it at the UN

[cniza]

Greetings Roman! and that experience is available, why much philosophizing.

[pvv113]

Hi Roman! Why catch, strain? Can shake the same test tube

[novel66]

you need to be a little smarter than they

[pvv113]

Hello Victor!

Quote: cniza

To justify aggression

Also not excluded

[Senior manager]

Cooperate with interested countries and blame everything on Japan-mom. All in the spirit of the FSA, only without test tubes.

[cniza]

Quote: pvv113

Also not excluded

Welcome prepare, but afraid.

[pvv113]

States do not like this option

[KVU-NSVD]

originated in one of the countries of Asia: China, North Korea or Japan. "

It’s strange. Why aren't they blaming us? ...

[Teberii]

The main thing is where the wind blows.

[Sergeant71]

Just did not have time. After lunch, the howl will rise))

[demo]

According to the researchers, "an analysis of wind paths and dispersion models of air particles show that this mass of particles supposedly originated in one of the countries of Asia: China, North Korea or Japan."
The paper points out that particles containing the U-235 isotope are "definitely not from a natural source." At the same time, scientists can not determine the origin of these air masses.
This scientific work saw the light, as we would like to find out if someone who knows more about uranium more than we can, determine the source of a particle,
said one of the authors of the study, an American scientist Dan Murphy.

And who will say. Have English scientists and American scientists cloned in one incubator?
Directly on the ongoing research, I would like to draw a conclusion.

[HAM]

As always, Americans are out of business.
Yankees are so white fluffy with four hands .....

[Alexey N]

It’s empty. Coals often fonit.
Did you check the pipes after use in oil wells with a dosimeter?
Amerikosy muddied the next info-throw, num.
Sight on the DPRK, of course.

[Simon]

They themselves are probably still testing nuclear charges, so these isotopes have appeared! Now the whole world will be ringing that they are being attacked!

[Mountain shooter]

They were not in vain alarmed. Highly enriched Uranium does not occur in nature. At nuclear power plants, fuel enrichment is also low. As a rule, all highly enriched 235 Uranium materials have a distinct military "smell."

[Alexey N]

Or a nuclear power plant.
Or the tubes are washed, prepared.

[novel66]

option with space discarded? there was a lot of crap radioactive

[Kondratko]

"all highly enriched 235 Uranium materials have a distinct military" smell ""
I remember something extremely radioactive stolen at a copper in Mexico, maybe the thieves opened that container, and the wind will blow to Alaska faster than from Asia .:
"In Mexico, an alarm was announced over the theft of a container with a radioactive substance"
https://topwar.ru/135766-v-meksike-obyavlena-trev
oga-v-svyazi-pohischeniem-konteynera-s-radioaktiv
nym-veschestvom.html

[bald]

Fukushima - it is possible, but with a sore head to blame on the DPRK is not worth it. Let them look into the Yellowstone Crater (reserve) - from there siphon has long been, and activity is increasing. And by and large - the next batch of urine hit the Bosko.

[Senior manager]

Just like that, colleague, they don’t find such particles, we’ll wait from whom the little devil jumps out.

[bald]

I agree, In North America, and in the circle, there are enough reactors, and fires too. If they do not lie, then it is not difficult to calculate the loop.

[Lynx33]

Experiencing that nuclear and low-power slowly.

[Baloo]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

They were not in vain alarmed. Highly enriched Uranium does not occur in nature. At nuclear power plants, fuel enrichment is also low. As a rule, all highly enriched 235 Uranium materials have a distinct military "smell."

They always lose something, then bombs, then missiles, then immediately a whole bomber with missiles.
Did they wipe the tubes? Can the tubes be dirty?

[rotmistr60]

this mass of particles, presumably, originated in one of the countries of Asia: China, North Korea or Japan. "

One “news” about threats to the US national security will not have time to subside, as another immediately arises. And so on to infinity ...

[Labor]

What if they tested the Status-6 tests?

[Dormidont]

The choice among the general people is not great: either the DPRK, or Iran, or Russia are to blame. Better yet, all together

[AID.S]

It reminded the old joke.
Once piled up in the UN rostrum. They are looking for the culprit. The Japanese in the denial of fish-bones no, no we! The Chinese, no rice, not us! Remained Russian. They say, take a look, is there a quality mark, we put it on every r.

[Monster_Fat]

Silent tests of a nuclear engine, no?

[Kelwin]

Hmm, aerosol from enriched U235 will not appear in any way, except from the reactor. If there was a product of an explosion, this would be determined by the accompanying impurities. Something keeps silent about the accident, IMHO.
Shl, and, still centrifuges

[Wolka]

you still shake the test tube in front of everyone, and shout that it’s all North Korea, it’s to blame, and the fact that Japan poisoned the oceans for hundreds of years with its fukushima is so-so ...