Nuclear Power Disadvantages

isadvantages: Though this process seems pretty straight forward and hazard proof it is far from just that. The process of nuclear fission is one of the most dangerous processes known to man. There are so many things that can go wrong with this process that a few countries have refused to resort to it due to the horrible effects it has if something goes wrong. The most common thing that could go wrong in this process of creating nuclear power is the reactor over-heating. This happens because of the water coming into the reactor that turns to steam is also used as a coolant to keep the reactor from getting too hot and causing a melt-down. This could be caused by the outside temperature being too hot, which would not allow the coolant water to cool down enough which would not allow the water to cool the reactor. Causing a chain reaction in which a total nuclear melt-down occurs where it becomes too hot inside the reactor and the reactor splits and releases radiation into the air, along with a large explosion which shoots radioactive debris and ash into the air. This such situation has only occurred once in the history of nuclear power production, and it will never be forgotten, the scars it left on the earth will be seen for many years to come. It happened at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant near Pripyat, Ukraine. On April 26, 1986 the situation described earlier was played out to a tee. The explosion shot radioactive fallout so far up that it was recorded to have landed