Depends where you are standing and if you are color blind or not.
Some people would think that helping develop the first nuclear reactor was a 'bad thing.'
Nuclear power is actually a good, clean renewable energy source. The only negative is that if the reactor malfunctions or it breaks down, it will cause a hazardous pollutant that can cause cancer.
There's no such thing as a bad element. Take arsenic, for instance. It is very poisonous so you might call it a bad element. But you can't make silicon chips or LEDs without arsenic, so it's a good element. Plutonium is another one. They make nuclear bombs out of it. Bad element? Not if you're fueling your nuclear reactor with it and powering a city with the electricity.
Possibly a bad ignition coil or coil,bad timing, possibly a burnt out cylinder.
nuclear is good and bad at the same time.
1. nuke your face 2. nuke people 3. nuke the city 4. nuke the world 5. nuke things 6. nuke your school 7. nuke bad guys 8. nuke your bad stuff 9. shoot the nuke 10. nuke the fire 11. nuke the moon 12. nuke your really boring things 13. nuke this website 14. nuke robbers 15. nuke the ground
there are no bad things about the nuclear power reactors
If a nuclear reactor explodes, there can be radiation leakage in the atmosphere which could be dangerous for people. The Fall-out would not only damage the country that it is in but the whole world. The worst part is not the explosion but the Fall-out that comes after. This is really bad because The Radiative Fall-out never Goes away
if it keeps flashing on and off
A check engine flashing indicates an engine cylinder misfire
Nuclear reactions can be both good and bad. They can produce clean energy, like in nuclear power plants, but also be used to create nuclear weapons which have destructive capabilities. The key is in how nuclear reactions are managed and controlled.
Not so much using nuclear energy as much as it is the spent fuel rods that are discarded after they are depleted. A nuclear reactor uses Uranium fuel rods that are discarded when they are no longer useful. the problem is they are highly radioactive, which is quite bad for the environment. The radioactive fuel rods (if not handled properly) can poison the surrounding area with radiation killing wildlife, and pollutiing streams and rivers and soil.