I didn't realize it at first either. Only a decade or so later did I pick up on it. Which shows just how effective the propaganda was. ;-) In the TV series no one was exposed to radiation, in the films it was a radiation heydey and one phaser shot at the enterprise sent the engineering crew scrambling for cover.
Silkwood - Released 1983
Star Trek Wrath of Khan - Released 1982
The anti-nuclear bandwagon in Hollywood was already rolling.
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- Yucca Mountain waste site off the table?
- Nuclear power is similar to war.
- There are atolls in the Pacific.
- Bali Hai is calling...follow me, follow me.
- Above ground is the safest.
- Not necessarily,
- Given your timeframe...
- Fission fusion hybrid, purebred bogosity.
- Given your timeframe...
- No NIMBY's on military restricted areas. (n/t)
- Not necessarily,
- Above ground is the safest.
- Keep it simple.
- Bali Hai is calling...follow me, follow me.
- No nuclear power?
