Heh, untested backup tapes, a classic story 😊

As told only the way Pixar tells stories.

Amazing images.

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stunning

"Then, last March, a tsunami hit Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, leading to a disastrous series of reactor meltdowns. The consequences were immediate. Germany vowed to phase out nuclear power, and other countries spoke of following suit. In the U.S., the nuclear-energy renaissance was left suspended in time. But even as its future remains uncertain, nuclear energy remains an indisputable part of our present. And as our power plants continue aging with no viable replacements, the challenges facing the nuclear industry will only continue to grow. So will the potential for another disaster. The threat of radiation poisoning hangs over everyone who works at or lives near a nuclear plant, but no one more than the divers, who literally swim in the stuff."

for the vast majority of the time, side sticks are superb For the vast majority of the time, side sticks are superb Boeing has always begged to differ Boeing’s cluttering and old-fashioned levers still have to be pushed and turned like the old mechanical ones, even though they only send electronic impulses to computers. They need to be held in place for a climb or a turn to be accomplished, which some pilots think is archaic and distracting. Autothrust. Bypasses the manual levers entirely. Pilots cannot sense the power setting by touching or glancing at the throttle levers. They have to check their computer screens. Again Boeing have adopted a different philosophy.

Pripyat is an abandoned Ukrainian city near the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant