I dident even need to lower it. litterly just went off on its own.
The Geiger counter has succeeded to detect the radiation, but it was too late to run.
The only problem is when I lower it halfway it goes off
@jm211 It was what happened in the SL-1 nuclear meltdown
*it isnt what happened in the incident, sorry i keep making mistakes!
wait wrong one, just read wikipedia article, not the Three Mile Island incident!
isnt that what happened in the Three-Mile Island Incident?
Majoring in nuclear mechanical engineering, and our teacher also mentioned another great one: Man removing control rod has to insert it a bit first, causes prompt criticality, and literally gets pinned to the ceiling, with only 1 of the 3 workers NOT immediately dying due to the superheated gas and metal being sprayed, instead dying shortly after responders arrived.
well maybe instead we could try piling on reflectors one at a time, so that it can't just go promptcritical from a screwdriver slippin- wait what do you mean you tried that already? Oh.
the demon core? am i right?