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Purpose Before getting into the history of nuclear testing, it is important to understand the reason...
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Harry Daghlian did not expect a simple breach of safety protocols to lead to his death. On the eveni...
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There are almost 450 nuclear power reactors operating in 32 countries, providing about 10% of the wo...