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This is CBS Eye in the World, I'm John Bachelor with the author, Robert Zubrin.

His new book is the case for Nuke's how we can be global warming and create a free open

and magnificent future. What can go wrong and why? In chronological order,

a nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania, Three Mile Island, number one is shut down, number two,

as an anomaly. What happened, Robert? Can you say it quickly?

Sure. Three Mile Island had a meltdown, okay? Now, the possibility of such an accident

was known before Three Mile Island. That is, you can turn off the chain reaction in a nuclear

reaction reactor instantly by dropping into control logs or simply letting the coolant boil out

because without the coolant, the water, the neutrons cannot be slowed down enough to give them a

good chance of causing another fish. So if the reactor gets too hot, the water goes away,

fishing is shut down. However, there are residual radioactive waste products in the nuclear fuel

that are still decaying, so you shut down the reactor and instantly the power level goes from 100%

to 7%, but then it only slowly decays from 7% down to 1% over the next several hours.

And if you don't cool it during that period, that he is enough to melt the fuel elements in the reactor.

Now, the environmentalist said, oh, there's the, it's going to melt through the reactor,

through the reactor pressure vessel, which is eight inches of steel, and then through the

containment building, which is eight feet of reinforced concrete, and then through the Earth's

crust all the way to the center of the world, and then somehow going up the other side of the world

and emerges in China. That's what you refer. That's right, the China syndrome. Now, in 3-mile

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