I don't understand what hes talking about in any of his scenes in Chernobyl. Am i retarded?

>Slavs
>White
Hahahahahahhshahahahahs oh no no-no no-no hahajahahajanananahahahan

unsurprisingly, yes

slavs are basically Uruks

BULLETS

Even worse.

holy fucking shit OP

Did you fail environmental science class in high school? I learned how to refine uranium when I was 15 years old. Stop giving Americans a bad name.

He even got coloured placks out FFS

You sound like a naive idiot, I'm sure the mods will leave you alone

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im afraid so bro

It's just going in one ear and out the other. It's only him and can't understand despite doing so in The Terror and Mad Men

They pressed a button that was supposed to turn it off, but instead it made the place explode.

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That is british jews you fuckwit.

just use subtitles, how are you supposed to understand a foreign language?

Why are graphite tips 'cheap'? What are they the cheap alternative of?

You are ESL

So, elves with 10 times the muscle mass?

hard water

>Circumcized amerimutts
>White
aHAahAHaHahaHUhseusehAUSehAUEHASUHeSHUEa

He should have been Philip Glennister.

probably has to do with easier manufacturing processes
sounds cheaper to make a long thin bar out of boron and then cover it fully in graphite (leaving the tip), than to leave the tip alone to somehow make it out of boron too
could be mistaken though

>2k19
>He still doesn't use graphite pads to cool his cpu
Nurse, get this man out of here

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yikes. learn to code.

But i have Steam on my pc, couldn't this cause a positive feedback loop and blow the reactor?

Explain to me how can a graphite isolated central processing unit explode.

It's a simple question

I don't get this at all. Isn't graphite is a moderator?
So why do graphite tips massively accelerate the reaction in this case?

It's just bad writing, no need to nitpick.

I...am not prepared to explain it at this time.

Boron carbide is the control

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>ok, now in russian doc

A fucking LEAF

You retards need to go back and rewatch

It's helpful to have positive reactivity in the control system. The problem is they withdrew the rods all the way out so that the positive reactivity contribution from the rods was practically removed from the system. In their experiments they introduced other forms of positive reactivity so when they went to insert the control rods to shut down the reaction, they forgot about the bit of positive reactivity at the end of the control rods which was just enough to make the reactor go super critical and BOOM

I feel like the majority of people on this board don't even watch what they shitpost about. Or they're just total brainlets.

Both.

He explained it pretty well, it was easy to understand. You must be a burger, user.

yeah, yeah
classic diversionary reply when you have no answer

do you understand how an RBMK reactor works ?

kys mick

I think i'm pretty stupid myself but i still understood mostly everything Legasov said. I must admit the explanation in the finale was a bit hard to follow, especially in english since it is not my mother tongue, i understood at the time but by now i'm pretty sure i can't tell you exactly how it went down anymore.

You know, it sometimes feels bad to be stupid but life isn't just about intelligence anyway. If you didn't understand, it's fine.

It was answered above that post. It was answered in the show!
Fuck

>operating temperature range up to 400C
Finally a thermal pad suitable for an overclocked AMD FX processor.

>Boron carbide is the control
ok... but isn't graphite also normally a control?
why does graphite speed up the reaction, that's all I'm asking

graphite slows down neutrons
which sounds like a way to stop the reaction

but slowing neutrons actually makes the reaction go faster
this is due to the chance of a full speed neutron hitting another U-235 atom are pretty fucking low
slowing down the neutron increases the chance of a slow-neutron hitting a U-235 atom
increasing the rate of hits makes more fission
which means faster reaction

doesn't boron carbide also slow down neutrons?

boron actually slows the neutrons so much they become non/less reactive

eww

no, you're delusional

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ok, thanks

I thought it was the Irish that were considered white niggers

>he didn't browse /rbmk/ where people who read all the science shit ahead of time explained it all for the rest of us

how many actors here were also on got
I count five so far
?

WHAT MAKES ME A GOOD DEMOMAN?

neither did he