Grew up nearby, I just assumed everyone was used to rocket engine tests so loud that things world fall off the shelves.
This is no joke. I experienced the same in the 1980's. 1st time it happened to me, I thought an earthquake was happening. Everyone around me didn't give it a second thought.
I grew up close enough that I wouldn't be surprise if I glow at night. It's a joke - I hope.
The meltdown comes up every few years. It's a big deal yet we live our lives as if nothing happened. I don't know what to think.
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Grew up nearby, I just assumed everyone was used to rocket engine tests so loud that things world fall off the shelves.
Later in life would drive up there and park facing the San Fernando valley to drink beer, awesome view.
Only later did I learn these were irradiating activities.
This is no joke. I experienced the same in the 1980's. 1st time it happened to me, I thought an earthquake was happening. Everyone around me didn't give it a second thought.
I grew up close enough that I wouldn't be surprise if I glow at night. It's a joke - I hope.
The meltdown comes up every few years. It's a big deal yet we live our lives as if nothing happened. I don't know what to think.
What a glowing review. As a Ventura native, I approve.
Most of my family ended up in Ventura. Love that city.
Was it irradiating because the area was contaminated, because the engine firings were kicking up fallout or were these nuclear rockets?