Comments by "Hh Kk" (@hhkk6155) on "RADIATION FROM KHMELNYTSKYI EXPLOSION? Rumors of depleted Uranium shells destroyed? Factchecked" video.

  1. You are eating too much grains and sugar 😂😂😂 it was an ammo stockpile detonation, in Khmelnitski there was a video with 4 different explosions spaced around 30 mins each
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  2. Gamma is easy to detect, alpha is hard a f to detect
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  3. They emit small amounts of gamma rays, that's how uranium can be easily detected. Alpha is much harder to detect
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  4. They know precisely what they are targeting, they have a streak of ammo stockpiles explosions in last month
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  5. Facts 👌
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  6. It's unstable - decomposes into other radioactive elements, and has other radioactive contamination - that's why you can measure some gamma and beta from DU
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  7. Yup 👍 even people who handled them, not used them, got cancer😮😮😮
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  8. Coping hard😂🧢🧢🧢
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  9.  @tunacanoe2143  yes burning DU makes the building Very unsafe, and whole neighborhood, and it burns easily!
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  10. People who were handling DU rounds, not even fire them, got cancer, and their kids got birth defects 😮😮😮 DU is foookin n@sty, it has a bad habit to kind of vaporize - microscopic particles are chipped of by itself, even through finishes and fly off contaminating the air
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  11.  @_John_P  with nukes attached? What are you smoking??? Didn't you see the explosion 💥💥💥???
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  12.  @MajinOthinus  you don't know jack 😂 DU is mostly alpha radioactive ☢️- it's extremely dangerous if gets inside you, and DU dust can easily get inside you. Not all heavy metals are equally dangerous - tungsten and bismuth, platinum are almost harmless, gold is harmless (and it's a heavy metal 🪙)
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  13. It may increase a day before explosion - because it may have shipped a day before
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  14. People who were handling DU rounds, not even fire them, got cancer, and their kids got birth defects 😮😮😮 DU is foookin n@sty, it has a bad habit to kind of vaporize - microscopic particles are chipped of by itself, even through finishes and fly off contaminating the air
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  15.  @twirlyturd4364  yes totally agree, but who's going to do it? Only if the wind flows it to EU then it will be detected and spectroscopied
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  16. The sensor is far away from the potential warehouse, and DU is a weak emitter of gamma. But that clear spike is coming from somewhere, it could be even from shipping a large amount of DU rounds
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