wow, it killed the > “elite of the Russian Federal Nuclear Center,” >It caused a brief spike in radiation in the nearby port city of Severodvinsk, according t

wow, it killed the > “elite of the Russian Federal Nuclear Center,” >It caused a brief spike in radiation in the nearby port city of Severodvinsk, according to a statement on the local administration’s website that was later removed. The Russian military said radiation levels were normal but disclosed few details about the incident. News of the explosion set off in nearby cities and towns a run on iodine, which is believed to help prevent the thyroid gland from absorbing radiation. Norway said it had stepped up radiation monitoring after the incident but hadn’t detected anything abnormal. is it really worth this large amount of risk if even the top experts in the field can get it so very wrong