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How dangerous is 1 microsievert of radiation received in a short burst?
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If it is close enough to the burst, nothing. The million degree plus thermal flash will simply vaporize it!
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Is burst a noun?
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What percent of an atomic explosion is the thermal radiation?
About 35% of the energy is the initial burst of thermal radiation.
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What is a solar flare and What is causes it?
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What is pulse current?
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