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Nuclear NewsNEW This month in Oak RidgeSeptember Energycast; Demolition begins on former labs at ORNL; and more Cleanup crews at the Oak Ridge Reservation have started demolishing contaminated facilities at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, including aging structures along Isotope Row. At the Y-12 National Security Complex, workers are tearing down the Old Steam Plant following the recent completion of the Alpha-2 facility demolition. These environmental management projects aim to eliminate legacy hazards and clear space for site modernization. In this episode, we look back at OREM’s biggest accomplishments of Fiscal Year 2026. Meanwhile, cleanup crews are taking down the Old Steam Plant at Y-12, removing hazards and clearing space for modernization. We also head to Washington, D.C., for highlights from the National Cleanup Wo...
Nuclear NewsNEW Large upgrade planned at Calvert Cliffs after power deal signed with AmazonConstellation plans to invest three billion dollars to improve the Calvert Cliffs facility. The engineering work will add approximately 190 megawatts of electrical output to the regional grid. Funding for the capital project is secured through a twenty-year power purchase agreement with Amazon. The long-term contract provides financial stability required to pursue operating license renewals with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Current licenses for the twin reactor facility expire in 2034 and 2036. Similar commercial agreements between technology firms and plant operators are increasingly fu...
Nuclear NewsNEW Some Idaho officials say proposed nuclear waste shipments could threaten Eastern Snake Plain AquiferState officials and former nuclear workers warn that a proposed Department of Energy innovation campus could force Idaho to accept tens of thousands of tons of spent nuclear fuel. Critics argue the agreement undermines the 1995 Settlement Agreement designed to prevent the state from becoming a commercial waste repository. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between federal nuclear initiatives and state environmental protections, specifically regarding threats to the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer. Stakeholders remain divided over whether economic development benefits outweigh long-term environ...
Nuclear NewsNEW Redesigning Steam Turbines for the SMR EraManufacturers are adapting steam turbine designs for small modular reactors by combining fossil and nuclear engineering practices. These new configurations must handle exhaust moisture levels exceeding 15 percent while fitting into compact, factory-preassembled modules designed for future nuclear energy facilities. Operating in wetter steam environments increases the risk of component degradation, including water droplet erosion and stress corrosion cracking. Engineers use specialized material selections, advanced blading geometries, and internal water extraction systems to protect turbine int...
Nuclear NewsNEW Deployable Energy selected to test its nuclear battery at DOMEIdaho National Laboratory will host a 2027 test of the Nuclear Unity Battery, a transportable microreactor designed by Deployable Energy. The self-funded project will evaluate system performance, safety, and operational controls inside the DOME testbed. This campaign allows the developer to gather performance data and advance its commercialization timeline. (IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO) – The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Reactor Innovation Center selected Deployable Energy to test the company’s nuclear battery technology inside the Demonstration of Microreactor Experiments, or DOME, testbed at...
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Nuclear NewsNEW NRC grants review of Homestake Mining’s groundwater ACL applicationThe Nuclear Regulatory Commission has agreed to review an amended application from Homestake Mining Company. The company seeks alternative concentration limits and revised groundwater treatment options for its former uranium milling site near Milan, New Mexico. The agency expects to complete its technical evaluation by September 2027. The review follows a previous denial in 2023 that cited insufficient property ownership data and technical details. This long-running remediation project stems from unlined uranium tailings impoundments used between 1958 and 1990. The current application addresse...
Nuclear NewsNEW Oak Ridge radiochemist tweaks techniques to extract radioisotopes for researchResearchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have updated chemical separation procedures to extract rare radioisotopes as byproducts of californium-252 production. The revised methods utilize additional chromatography columns and alternative extraction resins to increase the purity and recovery rates of berkelium, einsteinium, and fermium. These process enhancements also reduce radiation exposure for laboratory personnel handling the heavy elements. Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory are developing techniques to improve the purification of highly valued radioisotopes that are byprodu...
Nuclear NewsNEW NRC roundup: Crane EA/FONSI; new Agreement StateThe Nuclear Regulatory Commission finalized an environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact for the Crane nuclear power plant restart project in Pennsylvania. Additionally, federal regulators approved Indiana as the nation's forty-first Agreement State to oversee specific radioactive materials. The final environmental decision allows Constellation to advance the plant return-to-service timeline without completing a full environmental impact statement. Meanwhile, Indiana assumes regulatory authority over roughly two hundred radioactive material licenses spanning medical, academ...
Nuclear NewsNEW Savannah River Site Harnesses AI to Boost Efficiency in Liquid Waste CleanupSavannah River Mission Completion has deployed a new artificial intelligence assistant named AskSAM to streamline administrative and technical operations at the Savannah River Site. The tool automates routine tasks, assists with complex engineering analyses, and reduces labor hours for technical evaluations by up to seventy percent. Facility operators retain full review authority to ensure safety and quality standards remain met. The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management liquid waste contractor at the Savannah River Site is employing artificial intelligence to drive on...
Nuclear NewsNEW NorthStar Secures Up to $185 Million Growth Financing Led by Hercules Capital to Scale Actinium-225 NorthStar Medical Technologies secured a growth capital facility of up to $185 million led by Hercules Capital to expand its radiopharmaceutical campus in Beloit, Wisconsin. The funding will scale commercial production of no-carrier-added Actinium-225 using electron-accelerator technology, supporting a growing supply chain for targeted cancer therapies and clinical trials. BELOIT, Wis., September 29, 2026--NorthStar Medical Technologies, LLC (NorthStar), the first commercial-scale producer of no-carrier-added actinium-225 (n.c.a. Ac-225) using electron-accelerator technology, today announced a...
Nuclear NewsNEW A startup wants to build a massive nuclear-powered data center on public land in UtahStartup firm Valar Atomics has submitted an application to the Bureau of Land Management for more than 9,000 acres of public land in Utah. The company proposes constructing 456 small nuclear reactors alongside data centers, fuel production facilities, and waste storage areas. The proposed installation would generate 9.6 gigawatts of power, exceeding the average electricity production for the entire state of Utah. This initiative tests new federal regulatory pathways designed to accelerate the deployment of mass-produced microreactors. Environmental organizations have raised concerns regarding...
Nuclear NewsNEW USC, Westinghouse sign agreement for nuclear workforce training centerThe University of South Carolina signed an agreement with Westinghouse to establish a nuclear workforce training center within its engineering school. The memorandum was finalized at the South Carolina Nuclear Summit in Columbia. The facility will train technicians, engineers, and plant operators. The partnership arrives as developers plan new reactor projects across the United States, creating heavy demand for specialized labor. University officials intend to seek substantial state and private funding for simulators and hands-on construction laboratories. Industry observers note that expandin...
Nuclear NewsNEW Argonne scientists evaluate gravity-driven safety systems for advanced nuclear reactorsAdvancing nuclear reactors: Argonne tests passive decay heat removal Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory completed empirical tests on a passive Reactor Cavity Cooling System using a 59-foot natural convection facility. The experiments evaluated how liquid water and steam interact during simulated reactor shutdowns and power fluctuations. The collected performance data will help advanced reactor vendors demonstrate safety compliance to regulators. Argonne team studied the performance of passive cooling systems in nuclear reactors to determine decaying heat during shutdowns. Even when a n...
Nuclear NewsNEW Uranium mining grows as Trump seeks to feed a nuclear boomThe federal government recently approved the Dewey-Burdock uranium project in South Dakota, utilizing the expedited FAST-41 permitting process. This development follows a broader administration effort to increase domestic uranium production through streamlined reviews, as the United States seeks to reduce reliance on foreign fuel sources for its nuclear power sector. Domestic uranium production has tripled since last year, yet the United States remains heavily dependent on international suppliers. While the industry views increased domestic mining as a way to secure fuel for growing electricit...
Nuclear NewsNEW NN Asks: How can the nuclear industry ensure trust in AI-driven decisions?University researchers recommend framing artificial intelligence tools in nuclear facilities as assistance systems rather than autonomous decision-makers. Under this approach, trained human experts evaluate algorithmic outputs alongside traditional operational data to maintain accountability. This strategy addresses industry concerns regarding transparency and reliability in complex plant environments. This is a really interesting question that we’re already grappling with both in research and industry. A lot of the discussion around the practicality of implementing AI in nuclear includes conc...
Nuclear NewsNEW Solubility-driven process could simplify used fuel reprocessingResearchers at Oregon State University developed a new aqueous reprocessing technique using concentrated ammonium fluoride solutions. The method exploits solubility differences to separate actinides from fission products in simulated used nuclear fuel. Laboratory tests removed roughly ninety percent of radioactivity from the samples. Traditional recycling methods like PUREX are susceptible to radiation damage that degrades processing solutions and increases facility costs. This alternative salt-based approach provides greater radiation resistance and could simplify existing operations. Researc...
Nuclear NewsNEW EDEN RADIOISOTOPES ADVANCES $1.4 BILLION NEW MEXICO MEDICAL ISOTOPE PROJECTEden Radioisotopes selected Kiewit Nuclear Solutions and Sargent & Lundy to engineer and construct its planned medical isotope production facility in Lea County, New Mexico. The project received state financial backing following a construction permit application filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in May. Company officials anticipate commercial operations will begin in 2030 to supply diagnostic and cancer treatment isotopes. /PRNewswire/ -- Eden Radioisotopes today announced significant progress toward development of its planned medical isotope production facility in Lea County,... St...
Nuclear NewsNEW WVU Statler College to launch nuclear engineering pathwayWest Virginia University will offer a specialized academic curriculum for students pursuing careers in the atomic energy sector. Starting in 2027, the program introduces coursework covering reactor fundamentals, power plant systems, and medical applications. The structure allows undergraduates in any engineering discipline to acquire targeted technical skills. The academic expansion aligns with recent Department of Energy initiatives establishing Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses in the state. Regional programs address workforce shortages by connecting students with federal research projec...
Nuclear NewsNEW Approval to build Oak Ridge nuclear reactor comes ahead of schedule for TVAThe Nuclear Regulatory Commission is scheduled to approve a construction permit for the Tennessee Valley Authority to build a small modular reactor along the Clinch River in Oak Ridge. The decision marks the first regulatory approval for the GE Vernova Hitachi BWRX-300 design and the second commercial advanced reactor permit issued in the United States. TVA projects commercial operation of the unit could begin in December 2033, pending a subsequent operating license from the NRC. The Tennessee Valley Authority will soon have a landmark permit to build an advanced nuclear reactor along the Clin...
Outage NewsNEW Susquehanna 1 trips offline, unscheduled outage underwaySusquehanna 1 began a forced short unscheduled outage on September 29, 2026. The event ended the 1,247-MW General Electric BWR/4 unit's unscheduled outage-free streak at 317 days. Operator TalenEnergy Susquehanna, which operates one other U.S. nuclear unit, logged one forced outage so far in 2026 compared to two in all of 2025. The plant has been in commercial operation since 1983. Across the broader fleet today, 94 units operate at an 88.9 capacity factor, with nine reactors in refueling and one in unscheduled outages. BERWICK, PA. Susquehanna 1 dropped offline on Sep 29, 2026 , beginning an unscheduled outage. The NRC has not yet issued an event notification for this trip; a follow-up reply will be posted here if one is filed. This is the first unscheduled outage of 2026 for the unit, wh...
Outage NewsNEW Cooper begins Fall 2026 refueling outageCooper began a routine refueling outage on September 28, 2026, starting two days later than its scheduled September 26 start date. The 772-megawatt General Electric boiling water reactor entered the refueling window after running about 100 percent of its typical 647-day operating cycle. Operated by Nebraska Public Power District with commercial operation since 1974, the plant maintained a 1379-day unscheduled-outage-free streak going into the event. The unit posted a 99.4 percent capacity factor during its prior cycle in 2025. Across the United States fleet, 94 units operated at a 90.1 percent...
Outage NewsNEW Byron 2 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageByron Unit 2 began a scheduled refueling outage on September 28, 2026, starting precisely on its planned date. The 1,136-MW Westinghouse four-loop pressurized water reactor entered the fall maintenance period following a 3637-day unscheduled-outage-free streak. Operated by Constellation Nuclear, the unit had run about 94 percent of its typical 547-day operating cycle and posted a 93.9 percent capacity factor during the 2025 prior cycle. Across the broader U.S. fleet, 94 units operated at a 90.1 percent capacity factor with nine units in refueling. BYRON, IL. Byron 2 entered a refueling outage...
Outage NewsNEW Callaway begins Fall 2026 refueling outageCallaway began a scheduled refueling outage on September 26, 2026, starting on its planned date for the fall season. The 1,190-MW Westinghouse four-loop pressurized water reactor entered the maintenance window with a scheduled duration of 45 days. Operated by Union Electric Company in Missouri, the unit entered this refuel following a 301-day unscheduled-outage-free streak. The plant had run about 82 percent of its typical 548-day operating cycle after recording a 66.8 percent capacity factor in 2025. Nationwide, the fleet operated at a 90.1 percent capacity factor across 94 units, with nine u...
Outage NewsD.C. Cook 1 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageIndiana Michigan Power began a routine refueling outage at D.C. Cook 1 on 2026-09-19. The 1,009-MW Westinghouse 4-loop PWR started the maintenance period on the planned date with a scheduled duration of 32 days. The unit entered this refuel carrying a 1476-day unscheduled-outage-free streak after running about 91% of its typical 557-day operating cycle. The operator runs 1 other U.S. nuclear unit. The U.S. fleet today maintains a 92.8% capacity factor across 94 units, with 6 in refueling and 0 in unscheduled outages, alongside FitzPatrick. BRIDGMAN, MI. D.C. Cook 1 entered a refueling outage o...
Outage NewsDavis-Besse trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayDavis-Besse began an unscheduled forced short outage on 2026-09-08. This event ended the unit's unscheduled-outage-free streak at 386 days. This is the first forced outage for the 894-MW Babcock and Wilcox PWR in 2026, matching the total count for all of 2025. Energy Harbor Nuclear Generation operates this unit along with three other U.S. nuclear units. Across the industry, 94 units are currently operating at a 95.4 percent capacity factor. Two units are currently in refueling outages, while Davis-Besse and Dresden 2 are the only two units in unscheduled outages at this time. OAK HARBOR, OH. A...
Outage NewsFitzPatrick begins Fall 2026 refueling outageFitzPatrick began a routine refueling outage on September 14, 2026, aligning exactly with its published schedule. The unit entered this maintenance period after completing 100 percent of its typical 729-day operating cycle and maintaining an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 720 days. The scheduled duration for this refueling outage is 17 days, which is shorter than the unit's 28.3-day average across 13 prior refuels. FitzPatrick, an 853-MW General Electric BWR/4 operated by Constellation Nuclear, recorded a 99.7 percent capacity factor during its 2025 cycle. Across the U.S. fleet, 94 units ar...
Outage NewsVogtle 2 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageGeorgia Power began a routine refueling outage at Vogtle 2 on September 13, 2026. The 1,152-MW Westinghouse pressurized water reactor entered the maintenance window exactly on its scheduled start date with a planned 43-day duration. Going into this event, the unit maintained an 813-day unscheduled-outage-free streak and had completed roughly 97 percent of its typical 547-day operating cycle. Georgia Power operates five other nuclear units, while the broader U.S. fleet operates at a 92.4 percent capacity factor with six total reactors currently offline. Vogtle 2 recorded a 92 percent capacity f...
Outage NewsBrowns Ferry 1 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageBrowns Ferry 1 began a routine refueling outage on September 12, 2026, starting one day later than the scheduled September 11 date. The 1,256-MW General Electric BWR/4 entered the break after completing about 98 percent of its typical 726-day operating cycle. Operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority, the unit entered the refueling outage following an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 142 days and a 2025 capacity factor of 97.8 percent. The historical average for this unit is 32.7 days across nine prior refuels. Across the broader U.S. fleet, capacity factor stands at 92.4 percent for 94 unit...
Outage NewsDresden 2 trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayDresden 2 entered a forced short outage on 2026-09-04, ending a streak of 1226 days without an unscheduled outage. This event marks the first forced outage for the 902-MW General Electric BWR/3 unit during the 2026 calendar year. The unit, which has been in commercial operation since 1970, recorded zero forced outages throughout 2025. Constellation Nuclear operates this unit alongside 20 other U.S. nuclear units. Across the current fleet of 94 units, the industry reports a 98.3 percent capacity factor with one unit currently in an unscheduled outage and zero units in refueling. MORRIS, IL. Dre...
Outage NewsNorth Anna 2 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageNorth Anna 2 began its scheduled refueling outage on September 6, 2026, two days earlier than the original plan. The unit entered this maintenance period after completing 95 percent of its typical 548-day operating cycle and maintaining an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 987 days. The unit is a 944-MW Westinghouse 3-loop PWR operated by Virginia Electric and Power, which manages three other nuclear units in the United States. This refueling follows a prior cycle that achieved a 90 percent capacity factor. The outage duration is scheduled for 36 days, compared to the 43-day average recorded a...
Outage NewsMcGuire 1 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageMcGuire 1 began its scheduled refueling outage on September 5, 2026, meeting the planned start date exactly. The unit entered this maintenance period after completing 92 percent of its typical 547-day operating cycle and maintaining an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 246 days. The 1,158-MW Westinghouse 4-loop PWR has a historical average refuel duration of 37.6 days across 18 prior events, with a maximum duration of 78 days recorded in 2007. Duke Energy Carolinas operates this unit along with six other U.S. nuclear units. Across the current fleet of 94 units, the industry capacity factor is...
Outage NewsBrowns Ferry 2 trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayBrowns Ferry 2 began an unscheduled forced short outage on August 27, 2026. This event ended a 448 day streak of operation without an unscheduled outage for the 1,259-MW General Electric BWR/4 unit. The unit has recorded one forced outage so far in 2026, compared to two forced outages during the entirety of 2025. Tennessee Valley Authority operates this unit along with six other U.S. nuclear units. Across the industry, 94 units are currently operating at a 97.6 percent capacity factor, with two units currently in unscheduled outages and zero units in refueling. ATHENS, AL. Browns Ferry 2 dropp...
Outage NewsMonticello trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayMonticello entered an unscheduled forced short outage on August 10, 2026, ending a 130-day streak of outage-free operation. This event marks the second forced outage for the 617-MW General Electric BWR/3 unit during the 2026 calendar year. The unit, which has been in commercial operation since 1971, recorded four forced outages throughout 2025. Northern States Power Co - Minnesota operates this facility along with two other U.S. nuclear units. Across the industry today, 94 units are maintaining a 97.9 percent capacity factor, with this unit currently representing the only facility in an unsche...
History & TriviaNEW Fewer Than 10 American Veterans Who Saw Hiroshima and Nagasaki Are Still Alive. Their Stories Are DiFewer than 10 American service members who entered Hiroshima and Nagasaki as occupation troops in 1945 remain alive. These aging veterans are the last direct witnesses to the immediate human and structural devastation caused by the first wartime use of atomic weapons. For decades, government secrecy orders prevented these personnel from discussing their radiation exposure and observations. Preserving their firsthand accounts provides valuable historical documentation regarding the long-term health effects of radiation on military personnel and the realities of nuclear warfare. American occupation troops witnessed Hiroshima and Nagasaki weeks after the atomic bombs. Fewer than 10 are believed to remain alive. Less than 10 American veterans who saw the Japanese cities after 1945 bombings are...
GeneralNEW Best Company you have worked for(priviate or govt)RP- what company(s) 1 do what they say(2)pay and per diem paid without hassle (3) have the best pay rates?W/ DZ / RSCS
History & TriviaThis Hidden City In Tennessee Held One Of The World’s Most Closely-Guarded SecretsOak Ridge, Tennessee transformed rapidly from a rural farming town into a massive, classified site for the Manhattan Project during World War II. Thousands of workers labored in secrecy to produce material for the atomic weapons that ultimately brought an end to the global conflict. The historic site established strict security protocols and massive industrial infrastructure that laid the groundwork for modern nuclear research facilities. Today, the location preserves its wartime heritage while continuing to contribute to advancements in science, technology, and energy research within the nucl...
GeneralShift Test Engineer Career PathsI am doing my Shift Test Engineer initial qualification at a public shipyard. I'm going to complete my STE qualification but I have some doubts as to whether I am going to stay at this shipyard long-term. If after completing my initial qualification, I decide to go to a different shipyard, will I take my STE qualification with me and only have to cross-qualify to my new yard' platform(s) or will I be starting from scratch initial qualifying again?If I decide to go the commercial route, what are good departments for former STEs besides operations?
Nuclear SoftwareLooking for Rados softwareUpdate: I found out that Mirion bought Rados. I called Mirion and they informed me that they have discontinued the model and software. I haven't had any luck by reaching out to third parties.You're my only hope Obi-Wan  :)
History & TriviaThe Hiroshima Atomic Blast Forged a Metal Never Seen Before on EarthGeologists led by the University of Florence have identified a previously unknown iron-chromium alloy within microscopic fallout debris from the 1945 Hiroshima atomic bombing. The 10-micrometer grain exhibits a complex, highly ordered cubic crystal structure that formed due to the extreme temperatures and rapid cooling rates of the nuclear fireball. This discovery highlights that nuclear blast debris contains a unique library of metastable materials that are difficult to replicate in laboratory settings. For the nuclear industry, these findings demonstrate that fallout particles serve as a phy...
DC CookNewly Renovated Furnished 2Br rental near D.C. CookD.C. Cook outage housing available in Stevensville for September/October.We have furnished 2BR / 1.5BA units available for outage workers, with full kitchen, in-unit washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, utilities, and parking included. Each unit has 1 king bed and 2 queen beds and works well for 1–2 workers or coworkers sharing a unit.Weekly and 4–6 week stays available. We also have two neighboring units, so we may be able to accommodate a small crew that wants to stay close together while still having separate living space.Located in Stevensville with convenient access to D.C. Cook.Message me for availabili...
Training, Tests & EducationCalculators for BMST and POSS?If I remember correctly, a four-function calculator is provided to you. That being said, you should be able to do the most of the math on it without a calculator.Good luck! What plant are you applying to?
AdvertisingLodging AdvertisingNine Mile/ Fitzpatrick 2026 Entire private farmhouse/rooms for rent. Recently renovated. Located on State Route 104, Oswego, NY. Less than 5 miles from the nuclear plants. Four bedrooms (3 upstairs and one small downstairs) 2 full bathrooms (one upstairs and one downstairs) Washer and dryer in downstairs bathroom.Fully furnished and fully equipped kitchen. WiFi and cable included. Electric, water and trash removal,bedding, towels and toiletries. $300/week/room Or rent entire house for $1,200/week if you want to be sure your colleagues have a place.  Limit is 4 adults.  No pets. No smoking insi...
Davis-BesseDavis-Besse LodgingWinter condo available. Blackout curtains, very quiet area with balcony. One bedroom, covered parking, washer and dryer, two TVS, electric fireplace. In The Shores condominiums. Very close to grocery and local restaurants.$1400 a month plus electric.Cable and water are paidSandySelswick@breezeline.net
Clean Humor8 armsIf you hold a baby octopus to your ear, you can hear the aquaruium employee telling you to put it back.it wuz a copee n paste.
Fallen:Michael D HargisMichael D. Hargis, a RCT, Radcon Supervisor, and Emergency Management at the Idaho Cleanup Project at the Idaho National Laboratory passed August 13, 2026. He was a great coworker and will be missed. His obituary is at
Site NewsEvery Outage Finally Has a NameEvery Outage Finally Has a Name If you have worked an outage, you know it has a name. Nobody at the tool crib says "the spring outage at Catawba." They say C1R28 . It is on the badge, on the schedule, on the coffee cup somebody had printed.For years, right here on NukeWorker, every one of those outages was a date range and a colored bar. "Catawba 1, March 2026." Technically true. Totally soulless. That bugged me. So we went and got the names. The hunt Here is the thing nobody tells you: there is no master list. Nowhere can you download a tidy file where some kind soul has written down that Tur...
Radiation SafetyKyle HillGreat post, Marlin! I wasn't aware this change was getting YouTube traction lol. Thanks for the link.