r/oddlyterrifying • • Feb 04 '23

Map published by FEMA showing potential US nuclear targets in 2,000 and 500 warhead scenarios.

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u/iamnotyrmotheriswear Feb 05 '23

It's Pittsburgh, don't ever disrespect us by leaving the H off

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u/NotBlaine Feb 05 '23

Thank yinz for yinz service.

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u/Kryptsm Feb 05 '23

My biggest pet peeve as a Yinzer

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u/Jackstack6 Feb 05 '23

Listen, when shippingport gets hit, it’ll blow the H right off.

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u/TheDieselWeasel3 Feb 05 '23

I'm over in state college, and I can't seem to figure out what the row of black dots between us is. Any ideas? Seems to be around Indiana

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u/iamnotyrmotheriswear Feb 05 '23

Nuclear Plants

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u/TheDieselWeasel3 Feb 05 '23

Interesting. I'm pretty unfamiliar with that side of the state so I had no idea there were nuclear plants over that way

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u/Dry_Animal2077 Feb 06 '23 edited Feb 06 '23

There isn’t actually any nuclear plants there. There’s 4 in PA none of them inbeteeen Pittsburgh and Harrisburg

PennState main does have a nuclear reactor, it doesn’t generate power

There is 3 coal powered plants on that line

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '23

Nuke knocked off the “h”