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Dictionary » M » Meltdown Meltdownmeltdown (Science: radiobiology) In a fission reactor, if there is insufficient coolant or the fission chain reaction proceeds too rapidly, heat can build up in the reactor fuel, causing it to melt. In extreme cases the whole fission core can melt down to (or even through) the reactor floor. Fusion reactors are not vulnerable to this. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Hitchhiking Gene... lethal in homozygous form, they will impede selection altogether. A steady accumulation of harmful alleles could tip a population into mutational meltdown especially if their harm is exacerbated by a change in selective pressure. Moreover, physical location to a selected gene on a chromosome may ...
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The Fiber Disease... thesis, they would be very happy at a privately moderated site. OK, let's use scientific methodology. First observe the behavior: They have a meltdown when challenged and create a new board that they can control. They then invite all of the lurkers here to join them at that site. They then ...
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The Fiber Disease... thesis, they would be very happy at a privately moderated site. OK, let's use scientific methodology. First observe the behavior: They have a meltdown when challenged and create a new board that they can control. They then invite all of the lurkers here to join them at that site. They then ...
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The Fiber DiseaseOh I get it now, I didn't read your post before. Well yea you know man, you have a point. I have been thinking about bumping the entire Tam meltdown forward. That was beatiful and it will answer your question. I just guess you never thought in a million frikin years that at the same time you ...
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Re: Who's scamming who?... to defend the Tam Spam Scam after 500 hundred pages of requests that he validate a ridiculous science fiction story, after which he has an online meltdown when it is revealed that his web site is nothing more than a scam to collect information from a narrowly defined demographic. But remember, ...
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