Sentences with phrase «core meltdown»

Nuclear power fell into a long funk after the partial core meltdown at the Three Mile Island reactor in Pennsylvania in 1979.

Fortunately, there has not been a catastrophic nuclear accident in the United States, and no partial core meltdown accident since Three Mile Island in March 1979.

Master Mode Czerka Corporate Labs and Czerka Core Meltdown now progress the [WEEKLY] Galactic Conflict Mission as intended.

It is now clear that at least one reactor at Fukushima experienced a full core meltdown, so what does that mean for similar nuclear power plants in the U.S.?

But, although the risk of a nuclear core meltdown is very low, the impact of such an event creates a stigma around the noncarbon power source.

Technology showed its dark side in March 1979 as the Three Mile Island power plant suffered a severe core meltdown, the nation's most serious commercial nuclear accident.

News of multiple core meltdowns and radiation releases spurred governments to drop nuke projects like radioactive hot potatoes.

Yoshida also disregarded orders from TEPCO officials not to pump seawater into the crippled reactors to halt ongoing core meltdowns.

A new professional friend recently pointed me to an excellent January 23, 2014, piece on the Washington Post website by Valerie Strauss titled: The coming Common Core meltdown.

This led to core meltdowns at three of the six reactors at the facility, hydrogen explosions, and a release of radioactive material.

Czerka Core Meltdown is the second flashpoint in Titans of Industry flashpoint series and continues the story left off by Czerka Corporate Labs.

Engineers there are racing to restore AC power to prevent a core meltdown

Now the world waits as emergency crews attempt to stop a core meltdown from occurring at the Fukushima Daichi nuclear reactor, already the site of an explosion of the reactor's housing structure.

Their status ranges from being stable to having varying degrees of core meltdown.

The pump failure led to the core meltdowns.

Jack Lemmon plays a shift supervisor at a nuclear power plant who narrowly averts a core meltdown while being surreptitiously filmed by Jane Fonda and Michael Douglas» visiting TV news crew.

This no - system - is - safe mood - setter suggests the modern thriller version of Charles and Ray Eames» conceptual «Powers of Ten» short, culminating in a dramatic plant - core meltdown.

I haven't written a novel yet where I've sailed through the manuscript without at least one core meltdown and crisis of faith.

Which created the core meltdown of BlackBerry's messaging system.

Systems are designed to have a probability of less than one in ten thousand for a core meltdown in any given year; but that could mean one every 5 years if nuclear supplied 2 TW of power, or one per year at the 10 TW or higher level (with roughly 10,000 nuclear plants worldwide).