I was safe.
thank you for your kindness.
BBC news said that the radioactivity was 1000x times higher. No evidence of meltdown yet. Aftershock of 6 richter has hit that area
The metal capsul surrounding the inner core is intact, dont let the sometimes very clueless media blow numbers out of propertion.
For a normal person 10000 sounds like a lot, but unless you understand the context it dont really matter what the number is... but in the media 10000 is a big number that sells headlines
Ps: I am not saying that everything is wonderful, only that people should hear what the really known people have to say about it and all I have read is that its (Considering the situation) pretty much going well.
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Yea so far there's been no serious reported leakage, of what I read the current reported figures are something corresponding to a person normally exposured to during one year as a person staying 1 hour outside the reactor which still is nothing of significant danger to what if the reactor actually was meltdown. Be careful when you read the media, the figures are quickly blown out of proportion.
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+1 on the above.
Looks like the steam purging and the hydrogen explosion took out some radiation from the "clean" cooling system. Years worth of radiation is bad. But it could be much-much worse.
Build started 1967 and it took 8,8/8,9 earthquake - kudos to Japan.
They are going to use seawater to cool the reactor. Filling it will take anywhere from 5 to 10 hours, while the actual cooling might take as much as 10 days. Let's hope this ends well!
I read a danish enginering site where they discuss the situation http://translate.google.dk/translate...atomkraftvaerk (Not the best translation for example "The temperature rises are still unknown, but authorities consider it "very unlikely" that the fuel rods are fused or are busy with it. " Should be "very likely"
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man things are just getting wost it seems
Just before.......
6.4 magnitude aftershock hits near stricken Fukushima nuclear plant, USGS and local media report
also
Officials: Nearly 9,500 people unaccounted for in the town of Minamisanriku
Sorry saaya, here is the correct report here in the news
At the Fukushima plant, the amount of radiation reached around 1,000 times the normal level in the control room of the No. 1 reactor, and 140 times the normal level near the main gate of the plant at one point.
also every 20 to 30 minutes we are getting aftershocks, "Big aftershock right now. Screen shaking as I type."
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http://english.kyodonews.jp/news/2011/03/77171.html
better take it directly form japan, than any of the us,eu media who play fear mongering/sensation game right now.
Japanese authorities have confirmed there was an explosion at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant Saturday afternoon but it did not occur at its troubled No. 1 reactor, top government spokesman Yukio Edano said.
The chief Cabinet secretary also told an urgent press conference that the operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co., has confirmed there is no damage to the steel container housing the reactor.
Edano said the 3:36 p.m. explosion caused the roof and the walls of the building housing the reactor's container to be blown off. He said there has been no serious damage to the steel container of the reactor.
The blast occurred as vapor from the container turned into hydrogen and mixed with outside oxygen, he added.
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Earth Quake,Tsunami and now this potential nuke situation. can it get worse for Japan RIP to the dead our thoughts are with you - Japanese people
This article looks more informative and less sensationalist than what I've read so far about the subject, thanks for sharing
It's very difficult to tell what's a realistic assessment of the situation from what's a steaming pile of horse manure when one doesn't have a degree on physics and civil engineering...
UPDATE
Japan nuclear agency rates nuclear plant accident in Fukushima at 4 on 0-7 international scale.
The 1986 Chernobyl disaster was rated 7 on the International Nuclear Event Scale; the 1979 Three Mile Island accident was rated 5
update
Some more: The International Nuclear Event Scale was developed in 1990 by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The rating of 4 for the Fukushima plant incident comes from an as yet unidentified official at Japan's nuclear safety agency,
update
Japanese authorities are making plans to distribute stable iodine, a treatment to prevent radiation poisoning, to residents near two damaged nuclear plants,
Last edited by dctokyo; 03-12-2011 at 08:57 AM.
WoW, I don't know about that.
Might be they are trying to keep everyone calm. When the side of a building blows off I take that as pretty serious. There might be much more going on then they are telling everyone.
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