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Spectacular 100mph Train Crash Test

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A train crashes into a nuclear container at 100mph (161 km/h) to prove its indestructibility.

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Spectacular 100mph Train Crash Test

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  • i need one!

    to put my mother in law inside.

    By cesarv 1256608686 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Oh

    it might be bringing problems than this

    By bur bur 1246746859 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Local News

    I recall when they did this test in my region. I would question the results when I have always heard that while the transport container was intact it did actually suffer a crack.

    By fuzzyx 1228374018 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • I'm with you on that one

      AND in theis day and age, trains go a lot faster. Two trains both doing high speeds in a head on would cause an issue

      By christophlamipie 1228390393 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Yeah, what about intentional sabotage?

      I'd bet some goof-ball camel jockey with an AK could figure out a way to open one of these babies up. There's not a whole lot holding you back when using a torch. And I'll also bet that the same tools that built these casks would be very useful getting them back open. The moral of the story is: the Brits want to dump their nuclear shi't in somebody's back yard or under somebody's house somewhere and they are resorting to all this pomp and circumstance to convince us that this junk is safe and that it'll never EVER end up leaking into the water table or the ocean, which is where they've been dumping the stuff up until now. Just throwing it overboard, way far away from THEIR shores. And every other nation that's playing with this crap faces the same dilema.

      By _Cash_ 1250924566 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Yeah, that's where my money is.

      And we still DON'T need oil/fossil fuels, and we don't need to keep refining nuclear garbage that will remain hazardous eternally either, and more people are realizing this every day. What we have here are only temporary 'solutions' that move the problem 50 or 100 yrs down the road when 'we' won't be hear to take the blame when it causes a catastrophy...it won't be our problem then. And we still have fat-cats that are pulling down fortunes designing, building, running nuclear facilities that the human race does NOT need.

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    • WOW !

      you must live in Katmadu.

      By beegee64 1229316017 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • well I guess that was a realistic test

    ...and droppping a bomb could be debated over and over....these flasks are for rail transportation of hazadous fuels chemicals and nuclear material. I think testing at full force and speed is something that should be done for our safety in case a real accident happens.

    By ss3e55 1228365219 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • What a waste of money.

    Why not just drop a bomb on it?

    By MILTEYP 1228363410 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • EXPERIMENTATION VID << GREAT >...

    PLANNED TRAIN WRECK //// 5 STARS

    By kotoyaki 1228873089 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • PDC

    That's the way to contain nuclear waste and material.

    By Raptorcat 1228521081 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • wow

    excellent, 5 star, thx for putting this up

    By TGL56 1228455506 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
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