code meanings: Code White: MELTDOWN Code Black: INSANE TEMPS TURN ON COOLANT Code Red: nearing meltdown Code Orange: high temp Code yellow: abnormal temps Code green: temps are fine Code Blue: normal op temps Code Teal: no code in effect
MSV scale 0.00005 mSv: Sleeping next to someone. 0.01 mSv: A dental X-ray. 0.05-0.1 mSv: Typical chest X-ray. 1 mSv: Annual legal public dose limit (often 2.4 mSv with natural background). 20 mSv: Average yearly limit for nuclear workers. 100 mSv: Lowest dose linked to a small increase in cancer risk. 250 mSv: Acute dose causing mild temporary radiation sickness (nausea). 500 mSv (0.5 Sv): Causes significant temporary blood cell damage (Lymphocytes). 1,000 mSv (1 Sv): Threshold for acute radiation syndrome (sickness/vomiting). 2,000 mSv (2 Sv): Severe radiation sickness, potential death within weeks if untreated. 4,000 mSv (4 Sv): LD50—50% of people will die within 30–60 days without intensive treatment. 8,000 mSv (8 Sv): Almost guaranteed fatal dose. 10,000+ mSv (10+ Sv): Fatal within days or hours.
