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   What happens if a nuclear bomb hits the ISS?

   • “More significantly,” they reported, “this exposure would cause radiation sickness to the astronauts within approximately one hour and a 90% probability of death within 2-3 hours.” That means spacefarers aboard the blasted outpost - the ISS or the Chinese Station - would require split-second evacuation after a nuclear burst.

   Russia’s Stationing A Nuclear ASAT In Orbit Could Spark Next World War

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   Could a thermonuclear bomb destroy satellites?

   • Detonating a thermonuclear bomb in low Earth orbit could, in a flash, destroy vast clusters of satellites, according to a former nuclear researcher at the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Lt. Col. Robert Vincent.

   Russia’s Stationing A Nuclear ASAT In Orbit Could Spark Next World War

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   What if Russia detonate a nuclear bomb at the International Space Station?

   • If Russia were to detonate a relatively powerful nuclear bomb at the same altitude and in the vicinity of the International Space Station or the Chinese Space Station, “there would be grave dangers to the astronauts,” says Victoria Samson, Chief Director, Space Security and Stability, at Washington’s Secure World Foundation.

   Russia’s Stationing A Nuclear ASAT In Orbit Could Spark Next World War

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   What if Russia sends a nuclear warhead into orbit?

   • If Russia does send its nuclear ASAT into orbit, and the U.S. does shoot it down with a conventional missile, “You have all the makings for a large world conflict,” Beard says. Alternatively, Russia’s detonation of a nuclear warhead in orbit, destroying rings of Allied satellites, might also trigger a superpower clash.

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   5 days ago · "The radiation dose limit for a worker in the nuclear industry is 5,000 millirem per year." Share this statistic: Statistic 3. "Exposure to 100,000 millirem over a short period can cause radiation sickness." Share this statistic: Statistic 4. "Natural sources of radioactivity contribute about 80% of the total radiation dose to humans."

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   4 days ago · Republicans’ intraparty tensions over whether to extend and expand radiation compensation for victims of U.S. nuclear weapons testing spilled out onto the Senate floor Thursday. Sen. Mike Lee...

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   4 days ago · In a new study, published today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, a team of experts from the Oxford Martin School at the University of Oxford have compiled the evidence on health risks from low-level ionizing radiation, adding a new nuance to the debate.

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   5 days ago · Nuclear waste radiation exposure can harm live cells by ionising atoms within them, resulting in cell death or mutations that can cause cancer. Acute high doses of radiation can result in radiation sickness, which can range from nausea to death.

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