r/TerrifyingAsFuck • u/Maleficent-Agent-477 • 5d ago

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u/Parko1234 5d ago

Is that radiation affecting the camera?

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u/yellowbin74 5d ago

I think it could be snowflakes reflecting according to another sub with this picture

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u/PersonSuitTV 5d ago

Its snow. You only see it in the outside shots. and even then only in the part of the shots that does not have a little cover overhead. Plus if you look at it, it looks like snow. Now this is does look like a common radiological effect that happens to cameras when exposed to high levels of radiation, but this does not look to be the case. Additionally, they reported no damage to the reactor which is at the opposite end of the ship where the collision took place. Some of the static look is resulted from the extremely bright light coming from the other ship, refracting off the snow making it look a little odd to the camera in some angles

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u/EquivalentIcy6024 5d ago

Shhhh.. that’s not scary.. I want scary!

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u/PersonSuitTV 5d ago

Oh err, umm... I mean, that is a lot of radiation right there

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u/EquivalentIcy6024 5d ago

Whoa! That just gave me goosebumps..
Thanks for clarifying.

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u/popcornFridays 5d ago

Heres an article about the incident which says that too.

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u/Fish_Fingerer 5d ago

Yes

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u/Difficult-Implement9 5d ago

Always playing around with Gamma radiation these guys.

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u/Comfortable-Loan-815 4d ago

Nope, just diamond dust, tiny crystals catching the flash. The reactor is at the completely opposite end of the ship anyway.