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Kyle Hill on Twitter: "Unedited shot of a nuclear reactor core shows the blue glow of Cherenkov radiation -- like a sonic boom of light. http://t.co/9ZTzbPzf4u" / Twitter
72 Nuclear Reactor Glow Stock Photos, Images & Photography | Shutterstock
When high velocity particles travel faster than the speed of light in a medium they create a blue flash. This is called Cerenkov Radiation, why does this happen and why is it
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Incredible footage reveals the moment a nuclear reactor pulses and glows blue | Daily Mail Online
Neil Gunther på Twitter: "If, like me, you're losing sleep over the source of the "blue flash", think Cherenkov radiation: the luminal equivalent of a sonic boom. That's caused by charged particles (
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Blue Glow Water of Nuclear Reactor Core Powered, Caused by Cherenkov Radiation, Fuel Plates Industrial Uran Stock Image - Image of reactor, glow: 210620237
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What is Cherenkov Radiation? | IAEA
What is Cherenkov Radiation? | IAEA
Nuclear reactor turns blue as it starts to produce energy | Daily Mail Online
