[ RadSafe ] Nuclear Trivia: Salmon & Sterling

[Ed Hiserodt]

A WINNER!  Were you there, Al?  

I was a Saturn V contractor in Huntsville at the time and we didn't feel a
thing.  But then beer, at the time, may have dampened the seismic effect.

Ed

 

 

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1964 and 66 in Lamarr County Mississippi.

 

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[mailto:radsafe-bounces at health.phys.iit.edu] On Behalf Of Ed Hiserodt

Sent: Monday, April 14, 2014 3:34 PM

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Subject: [ RadSafe ] Nuclear Trivia: Salmon & Sterling

 

Two nuclear devices have been detonated in the U.S. on the East side of the
Mississippi River.  Name the State and dates.  

Rebecca Terrell, in a The New American article on the over-reaction to
Fukushima, reveals (in an aside) the details of two nuclear blasts and the
reaction of the local population.  

I'll bet not 1 in a 1000 RadSafers knows the answer.  Or 1 in 500,000
"normal" people. :-)  In fact I know people who live within 50 miles of
"ground zero" who have no idea the explosions ever took place.

 

Here is a link to her on-line article:

http://www.thenewamerican.com/tech/energy/item/17970-the-good-news-about-fuk

ushima

Hint:  Magnolias and Goldwater =). 

 

Ed Hiserodt

Controls & Power, Inc.

Little Rock

501 258 2571 

 

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