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Radiation ionizes out of water fairly quickly to my knowledge, but my understanding might be outdated.

That doesn't mean it can't be contaminated with radioactive materials like the giant plume headed from the Hanford site towards the Columbia...

The isotopes that hydrogen and oxygen can be converted to by radiation are stable or very short lived and decay into harmless other elements. The...

The water itself? no. But radioactive particles can still get mixed up in it. Also, the Simpsons have done a terrible job at making people think...

It can carry irradiated elements and molecules but the water itself is still just water. Alpha and beta particles have very little penetration...

Water can contain fallout which contains radioactive particles/isotopes, but it helps to hamper radiation from static sources.

They should be more concerned about Mexicans adding some of the millions of pounds of fent they smuggle into the water.

Water absorbs neutrons and acts as a damper for radiations sources. This process also creates deuterium and tritium (isotopes of hydrogen), which...

Specifically, neutron radiation can make other things radioactive. This happens because individual atoms can absorb neutrons and become a...