MEGATON THREAT

The video discusses the monitoring of radioactivity effects from Russian nuclear tests, focusing on iodine-131 in milk, which poses a threat to young children. The government is taking precautions, including providing dried milk. It also covers the scientific recordings of Russian nuclear explosions, highlighting the largest recorded bomb in the Arctic and the British government's condemnation of these tests.

What is the primary concern when testing milk for radioactivity?

• The temperature of the milk

• The presence of iodine-131

• The taste of the milk

• The color of the milk

Why is the government providing dried milk?

• To reduce costs

• To improve the taste

• To ensure a longer shelf life

• To prevent iodine-131 contamination

What role does the electronic computer play in the monitoring process?

• It distributes the milk

• It filters the milk

• It reads and records reactions from samples

• It packages the milk

Where were the scientific recordings of the Russian nuclear explosions made?

• In Moscow

• In Kew

• In the Arctic

• In London

What was the international reaction to the latest Russian nuclear test?

• It was praised for its scientific advancement

• It was celebrated for its power

• It was ignored by the global community

• It was condemned for disregarding human safety