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Information has appeared on the Internet about the radiation contamination of the Gulf of Aqaba - this circumstance is put forward as one of the versions of the reasons for the increase in the aggressiveness of sharks. Does anyone know anything about the level of radiation, or maybe they traveled with a dosimeter? Respond!
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I take a dosimeter all the time on trips to Egypt! I don't go to sea without it! put it in a bathing suit!
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answered 13 years ago
Have fun :-) you measure the radiation at home and immediately look for white slippers.
Watch the news less and live longer.
Watch the news less and live longer.
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answered 13 years ago
"Professor of Cairo University Mohammed Nasif hypothesized that the sharks were affected by radioactive contamination of the Gulf of Aqaba. It causes an increase in the temperature of the water in the sea and, as a result, accelerates the metabolism of sharks, which is why they are constantly hungry."
http://rus.ruvr.ru/2010/12/08/36433655.html
The key word is HYPOTHESIS.
http://rus.ruvr.ru/2010/12/08/36433655.html
The key word is HYPOTHESIS.
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answered 13 years ago
HYPOTHESIS - the main word in the sense of the effect of radiation on the activity of sharks, and radioactive contamination, as follows from the text, is a fact ...
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answered 13 years ago
"It causes an increase in the temperature of the water in the sea" - where is IT, temperature?
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answered 13 years ago
Well, yes =) I have a special one!
and in general, after Chernobyl, we have nothing to worry about radiation! =)
and in general, after Chernobyl, we have nothing to worry about radiation! =)
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answered 13 years ago
The Gulf of Aqaba is surrounded by 4 states - Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia. If indeed the bay was polluted, the information would not come from Cairo University.
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answered 13 years ago
fdbfhbg - another nickname after PATRIOT32, evgeniy781T
, A, B, and many other nicknames!
Not tired of disturbing the site, either with sharks, or with radiation, or with accidents, but what will happen tomorrow?
, A, B, and many other nicknames!
Not tired of disturbing the site, either with sharks, or with radiation, or with accidents, but what will happen tomorrow?
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answered 13 years ago
nadin65 where is the info about one person from?))) although I won’t be surprised!
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answered 13 years ago
Annette is fine. And on me, when I enter the sea, only swimming trunks.
I come out of the sea in a dosimeter in swimming trunks, and women, women ...
I come out of the sea in a dosimeter in swimming trunks, and women, women ...
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answered 13 years ago
HotLine =))))))))))))))) but they measured the radiation and attracted attention
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answered 13 years ago
".. It causes an increase in the temperature of the water in the sea and, as a result, speeds up the metabolism of sharks, which is why they are constantly hungry ..." =)))))))))))) Yes, it's just that the shark is not fool, why try, hunt, when such appetizing tourists are floundering off the coast of Yega .. fattened on ALL INCLUSIVE)) ... I'm sorry, I could not resist the temptation to flood.))))))))))))))
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answered 13 years ago
From the school curriculum in Physics, what should be the level of radiation to warm up the Red Sea?
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answered 13 years ago
And most importantly, individual dosimeters M and Zh can be connected to each other to exchange information.
By the way, very funny and enjoyable activity ;)))
By the way, very funny and enjoyable activity ;)))
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answered 13 years ago
first there were pots/irons
then sharks, sharks, sharks
returned to the pots / irons - not interesting, not new ((((
dosimeter - here it is a new topic! )))))))))))))))
then sharks, sharks, sharks
returned to the pots / irons - not interesting, not new ((((
dosimeter - here it is a new topic! )))))))))))))))
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answered 13 years ago
Every time you pack your bags, you think - what else would be useful, and here is Eureka! Dosimeter!!!! Damn, how could it be without him! :))))
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answered 13 years ago
And without humor, here is the answer to why it is so warm all year round. The high tectonic activity of the earth's crust in the Red Sea area is manifested by traces of recent volcanism, modern hydrothermal activity and significant seismicity. Most of the earthquake epicenters are confined to the axial trench in the southern part of the sea. Numerous measurements of the heat flux from the bottom of the Red Sea show its high values in the rift zone. This indicates insignificant depths at which the probable source of heat is located - the rocks of the upper mantle.
In the 1960s an important scientific discovery was made in the Red Sea - depressions with hot brines were discovered. The first depressions were discovered by research vessels (RS) Discovery (1964), Atlantis II (1965) and Chain (1966). These depressions, like many now known, were named after the oceanographic vessels that found them.
To date, out of more than 20 surveyed basins, metal-bearing sediments and brines have been reliably established in 14 basins, most of which are confined to the deepest parts of the Red Sea rift.
The temperature of the brines generally corresponds to the distribution of the geothermal flow over the rift valley
In the 1960s an important scientific discovery was made in the Red Sea - depressions with hot brines were discovered. The first depressions were discovered by research vessels (RS) Discovery (1964), Atlantis II (1965) and Chain (1966). These depressions, like many now known, were named after the oceanographic vessels that found them.
To date, out of more than 20 surveyed basins, metal-bearing sediments and brines have been reliably established in 14 basins, most of which are confined to the deepest parts of the Red Sea rift.
The temperature of the brines generally corresponds to the distribution of the geothermal flow over the rift valley
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answered 13 years ago
papa74 the main thing is that antiviruses should be installed when exchanging information. well, "+" fell on "-" =)))
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, it can short out and the devices will break; (
And sometimes batteries fail, leakage of unsealed technical fluids ...
Although if you parallelize a pair of "+" or "-", the power is much more (physics, it seems)
And sometimes batteries fail, leakage of unsealed technical fluids ...
Although if you parallelize a pair of "+" or "-", the power is much more (physics, it seems)
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answered 13 years ago
I propose a topic, well, or a business - covers for dosimeters, and ... in their sea, in the sea!
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answered 13 years ago