Quote Originally Posted by MadDias View Post
a reactor canīt explode? where do u live? ever poured water on a 500°C hot surface? the fuel rods reach around 2000°C when theyīre not cooled.
how much data do u think is recorded when all ur instruments are blown away by a hydrogen/oxygen explosion?[/B] and thatīs no bs, they admitted, that they have no data of whatīs going on inside the reactor. when a reactor canīt stand a plane crash, they really canīt, no nuclear powerplant on earth can, how do u think it can stand such a heavy explosion?

by what u wrote i can see that u strongly believe in how safe nuclear power is and how US experts know what they do and can help the japanese experts. thatīs what i call bs...
right now u see that it is impossible to safely shut down a damaged nuclear power plant no matter what kind of expert u are.
You must want to be a journalist with the garbage you post...

I already discussed this here. Don't sit here and ask me if I know what electrolysis is when it is completely obvious you couldn't even read my posts before posting. Don't spout your garbage if you aren't even making an attempt to be informed on the situation. You have shown your complete ignorance to the situation and have shown you are glad to be in the dark.

You're right. The USgovernment has never run tests to determine how much crap a containment building could with stand. To sum up the video, the narrator states that the "jet was atomised" on impact with the containment building. There's even better videos of planes being destroyed by the containment building, but I couldn't find the one I really wanted to show you.

As for the Japanese not knowing what's going on inside of the reactor, they probably have alot of instrument failures because the earthquake was 7 times more powerful than what they had designed the plant for. The fact that any of the buildings are still standing is a testament to the engineering skill and safety of plants that are 40(yes, forty) years old. If a 40 year old plant is still standing, imagine what the newest generation could do.

As for the reactor not being shutdown, that's complete FUD. The reactor was shutdown withing seconds of the earthquake. When you pump boron into a nuclear reactor, which the Japanese goverment has said they have been doing, that's called "poisoning the reactor" for a reason. They have said that they want to ensure it stays shutdown. So it looks to me like it's shutdown and definitely won't start-up again. Ever.

So stop with the FUD, quit taking what is being said out of context, and read the forum before you start spouting off garbage like you just did. If you don't want to believe it, then don't. But don't go around spreading your BS because you THINK you're entitled to post on a forum when you haven't tried to do your homework.

On another note(and NOT directed at the person quoted above), some friends and I were discussing the Internet the other day before the earthquake. In particular, whether the internet is good or bad. The arguement was being made by one of my friends that the internet can be very bad. Thanks to the internet some high school dropout with no education can log into a forum and post a bunch of BS and other people that don't know what's going on will think that his post is filled with facts. Some people just shouldn't be allowed to have their opinion expressed in an open forum such as the internet.