> radiation levels have spiked in new york city, fueling conspiracy theories that the drones terrorizing the northeast are searching for a missing nuclear warhead. > the emissions, clocked by gq electronics' geiger counter world map, were detected near the bronx and upper west side wednesday. > the application shows a radiation reading of 1048 counts-per-minute (cpm), i.e. how many particles were detected, in the bronx: higher than normal background radiation. > the average person is typically exposed to background radiation that measures around five to 60 cpm, though cpm varies with sensor devices, according to nasa. > and, on the the upper west side, the app's reading measured a still high 175 cpm.  > now, an attorney and long-time critic of china claims that the spikes are a clue that the northeast's mystery drones might be a secret us government effort to identify 'an implanted nuclear weapon' hidden somewhere in the city by america's enemies. > 'this is not something which is just wild speculation,' that lawyer and author, gordon g. chang, told reporters monday. > 'for more than a decade,' chang explained, 'us officials have been worried about the north koreans taking apart a [nuclear] device, smuggling the parts into the united states and reassembling it in the location of their choice.' still no epstein client list though
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