Drinking from a Real Uranium Nuka Cola Bottle - Is it Safe?

[deisisase]

Most Uranium is U238 which has a half-life of 4.5 Billion years, it's basically stable. Heavy metal risk is far worse than radiation risk.

[jlp]

It doesn't take much uranium to get this beautiful color. I have some pieces and while Geiger counters will detect a rise in radiation, it's not much. Completely safe and very cool stuff!

[loganhuntlmt]

Should specify flying during the day vs. at night when cosmic radiation exposure is minimal.

[cjvan]

I feel like this is what you're supposed to keep absinthe in.

[Psijicflame]

Watching this while drinking out of my uranium glass teacup

[TeraChad]

That drink looks so refreshing, imagine waking up at 3am and taking a nice cold sip of NukaCola from that glass 😂

[rippertrain]

I am a recent subscriber. I really enjoy your channel. Thanks from canada

[lamuzzo]

I have one of those very pieces, and my geiger counter does not detect anything.

[EXYZ]

i like it's color, but after knowing that most people belive that all radioactive material (without exposing it to UV light) glow green like this, i felt sad how people lack common knowledge.

[yt-venomous]

What you get radiation from an airplane?

[wescom.vallen]

now, put some neutron reflectors/moderators and a neutron emmiter plus a boron carbide rod around that glass bottle

[mcpr]

Yeah but you have like 34 feet of digestive tissue. I know the metal isn't exactly soluble in water but there's always going to be trace amounts that leach off. I wouldn't risk it, at least not without chasing it with a shot of heavy water to balance it out 😅