Is radiation dangerous for kids ? ? ?

We have a nuclear power-plant near our house and the kids like to play
with pieces of glowing Plutonium.

Is that dangerous or can they continue to play with it?

"Dan Simper" wrote in message
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We have a nuclear power-plant near our house and the kids like to play
with pieces of glowing Plutonium.

Not unless they eat it troll....

"Dan Simper" wrote in message
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Nature gave us the worst teeth possible, we are no match to tigers,
lions or velociraptors.

So we must create better teeth for humans, so that we can hunt and eat
raw meat or we are DOOMED !!!

"Dan Simper" wrote in message
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We have a nuclear power-plant near our house and the kids like to play
with pieces of glowing Plutonium.

Is that dangerous or can they continue to play with it?

Actually, nuclear power plants release less radiation to the atmosphere than
coal-powered plants. There is low level radioactivity released from coal.

Of course, disposing of nuclear waste is a totally different matter.

Jeff

and you don't see it actually glow. not like the aforementioned coal.
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