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Wow! That is interesting, learned something new today 😃. Thanks

No, Cobalt 60 doesn’t emit any heat. You could handle it with your bare hands like any steel and it would be cold to the touch. But you would receive a massive dose.

@@trainingtheworld5093 Thanks. Yeah, you're right. It didn't work.

Buonasera. Grazie della sua attenzione.

Гомер спокойно пронес такой стержень под одеждой. А потом выбросил на улице.

Why is the irradiated cursed?

No - Cobolt60 is not used in reactors. Likely for medical radiation equipment (cancer treatment) or for sterilisation of equipment or food products.

@@jacobmygindpedersen1138 thanks

@@jacobmygindpedersen1138 yo this will help me in my exam which is after few hours

In 5 years half will be nickel in 10 years 3/4 will be nickel and so on there’s no set time for everything to break down it’s a ratio of how much is left over time

Ist stuff gets to safe levels after 6-7 half life's.

There will always be a little bit of cobalt 60

@@daisiesofdoom Depends on how you handle these things them. I would not use these things after 7 halflifes for decoration.

@@dandjc9394well, after so many half lives there will only be one atom left, which would spontaneously turn into nickel 60, after there's only a few atoms left it probably wouldn't even take 5 years for them to turn into Nickel

В симпсонах оно было зеленым!)

@@kotnapromke yea Simpsons made the whole world think all radioactive stuff glows green lol, only highly radioactive elements actually glow like Actinium(Blue), Californium(Blue-green), einsteinium(Blue), Radium(Blue) and Curium(Purple), (Radium is used in clocks but the concentration is too little for it to visibly glow on its own, the green glow actually comes from the paint, and Uranium glass only glows green under black light, not on its own), its funny cause no elements actually have a bright green glow like that

Not necessary. You need more protection in a church haha

The water is high in hydrogen making it a very effective neutron shield!

@@leighstratton5380well, its not blocking neutrons, its blocking gamma rays, but yea, water is pretty effective

​@@leighstratton5380dont think those emit much neutrons...

I'm more surprised no one seems to be wearing any kind of PE that would protect against falling into the basin...