Cameras inside Dounreay Reactor

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Cameras have been installed inside the Dounreay Reactor, providing a rare glimpse into its interior, as reported by BBC News. The initial coverage includes only one image, sparking interest among readers. Additionally, there is a related article discussing the dismantling of the reactor. The discussions highlight the significance of these developments in nuclear decommissioning. Overall, the use of cameras in such facilities is seen as a noteworthy advancement in transparency and safety.
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