quote:NRC teams initial impressions were that Spent Fuel Pool No. 3 might not be there after seeing photos from different perspective
http://enenews.com/just-i(...)od-ill-tell-you-that
quote:Prime Minister feared Japan would come under control of international community after Fukushima meltdowns — U.S. and Russia in particular
http://enenews.com/how-to(...)russia-in-particular
Yup, ook zo'n fijne:quote:Op donderdag 1 maart 2012 19:24 schreef Bankfurt het volgende:
Over de nucleaire explosie.
@Resonancer,
ben je bekend met de onderzeeer de Kursk, die verongelukte in augustus 2000 ?
http://www.banthebomb.org/archives/news/000817a.html
Soortgelijk risico en MSM-coverup lijkt mij;
Fukushima en Tjernobyl zijn niet de enige gevallen.
quote:only about 1 mg of plutonium may be released from a MOX facility to the environment. As a comparison, in uranium fabrication facility, 2kg (2,000,000mg)of uranium could be released in the same radiation exposure.
http://www.earth-issues.c(...)gerous-than-uranium/
Hoeveel lag er volgens Tepco:quote:A commonly cited quote by Ralph Nader, states that a pound of plutonium dust spread into the atmosphere would be enough to kill 8 billion people. However, the math shows that one pound of plutonium could kill no more than 2 million people by inhalation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plutonium
Hoeveel er is in Fukushima vrijgekomen (denkt men) ?quote:The 1,458 tons of plutonium held as "Unirradiated new fuel at reactor sites etc." includes 210 kg at Fukushima I-3
http://open.salon.com/blo(...)l_920_million_people
En over 10.000 jr is het er nog.quote:76 trillion becquerels of Plutonium-239 released from Fukushima — 23,000 times higher than previously announced
http://enenews.com/update(...)previously-announced
.quote:210 kilograms is about 460 pounds, and even if we accept the low-ball estimate of2,000,000 fatalities per pound, that's still an awful lot of people!
460 X 2000000 = 920,000,000 people
http://open.salon.com/blo(...)l_920_million_people
quote:US Regulator: We’ve got to stop labs from testing for Fukushima radiation — “Tell them to back off” — Worried about them talking to press about ‘consequences’
I keep telling them, “No, you don’t know the scenario,” but you know, somebody might want to call DOE and tell them to tell their labs to cool it, because the last thing we want is the labs going off, talking to the press, talking about consequences and all sorts of other stuff, because you know, they’re chomping at the bit, to do something, and I’m not sure, Eliot, maybe you’ve got a point of contact up there at DOE?
MR. BRENNER: Ill send a note to their Press Secretary, asking him, through his chain, to reach out, down to the labs and tell them to back off. If weve got other chains, we might as well
http://enenews.com/nrc-we(...)s-about-consequences
quote:CHAIRMAN JACZKO: Now, interestingly enough, Im watching CNN, and theyre not on the nuclear units, right now, which is a good thing.
MALE PARTICIPANT: Well, its Saturday night basketball night, or whatever. I mean, really, its the American attention span thats not that great. What channel is CNN?
http://enformable.com/201(...)ble+%28Enformable%29
Gelukkig is het iets positiever ... 500 miljoen ipv 5 miljoenquote:Op donderdag 1 maart 2012 20:07 schreef Resonancer het volgende:
Terug naar de 5miljoen. Hopelijk blijven er zoveel over.
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quote:Opvallend detail is dat er volgens de wetenschappers al radioactief xenon uit de centrale begon te lekken voordat de tsunami de kust had bereikt.
http://www.wetenschap24.n(...)26-oktober-2011.html
SPOILEROm spoilers te kunnen lezen moet je zijn ingelogd. Je moet je daarvoor eerst gratis Registreren. Ook kun je spoilers niet lezen als je een ban hebt.We must guard against the aquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex.
We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes.
Eisenhower1961.
quote:Op vrijdag 2 maart 2012 09:56 schreef HyperViper het volgende:
Goed bezig Resonancer. Ik zeg dan wel niks maar ik volg dit topic wel.
Wie zal het betalen ?quote:Tepco's political tentacles
Just as Tokyo Electric Power Co. is under fire for trying to raise consumers' electricity bills before making sufficient efforts to streamline its management, a series of cases have surfaced in which the company appeared to be trying to strengthen its political influence by sending employees to prefectural and municipal assemblies.
It has been confirmed so far that there are 19 members of various local legislatures who are still on the payroll of Tepco.
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/text/eo20120228a1.html
Achteraf praten:quote:The power company has not reinvested heavily in new equipment or upgrades, as the Japanese public was shocked to discover with the absence of maintenance robots inside the damaged Fukushima plant. Even more shocking is the disclosure that Tepco was not carrying any casualty insurance. Around the world, most nuclear operators go uninsured due to the high cost of coverage following the meltdowns at Chernobyl and Three Mile Island. Nuclear is probably the only industry that can get away without risk coverage, due to its cozy connections with politicians, bureaucrats and military forces
http://www.prisonplanet.c(...)political-fraud.html
Beschaving;quote:Among the company’s record of more than 200 proven falsifications of safety inspection reports are several relating to the stricken Fukushima Daiichi facility itself. In 2002, TEPCO admitted to falsifying reports about cracks that had been detected in core shrouds at reactors number 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, as far back as 1993.
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2011/mar2011/tepc-m17.shtml
Niet alleen de Japanse overheid. Australie, Amerika, Rusland, Canada, China, allemaal besloten ze dat " geen paniek " de belangrijkste insteek was.quote:Op zaterdag 3 maart 2012 13:26 schreef Iwanius het volgende:
Ik zou het niet weten maar nu blijkt dus dat er meer aan de hand was dan dat de Japanse overheid eerst wilde toegeven.
quote:So where did all of Tepcos hidden profits go? From what can be gathered from its less-than-transparent financial records, Tepco management routinely issued bonds to finance massive investments in uranium mines in Canada and Australia.
http://www.prisonplanet.c(...)political-fraud.html
quote:Op vrijdag 2 maart 2012 21:10 schreef Resonancer het volgende:
[..]Een passage uit dat engelse artikel:SPOILEROm spoilers te kunnen lezen moet je zijn ingelogd. Je moet je daarvoor eerst gratis Registreren. Ook kun je spoilers niet lezen als je een ban hebt.
The reconstruction relies on data from dozens of radiation monitoring stations in Japan and around the world. Many are part of a global network to watch for tests of nuclear weapons that is run by the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization in Vienna. The scientists added data from independent stations in Canada, Japan and Europe, and then combined those with large European and American caches of global meteorological data.
Stohl cautions that the resulting model is far from perfect. Measurements were scarce in the immediate aftermath of the Fukushima accident, and some monitoring posts were too contaminated by radioactivity to provide reliable data. More importantly, exactly what happened inside the reactors — a crucial part of understanding what they emitted — remains a mystery that may never be solved. "If you look at the estimates for Chernobyl, you still have a large uncertainty 25 years later," says Stohl.
Dus ja, hoe betrouwbaar is het nou allemaal echt?
Stel, zoals de aanhangers zullen beweren, het is 100% betrouwbaar en er is een shitload 133Xe uitgestoten en wel bijna 2x zoveel dan de officiele instanties hebben gerapporteerd.
Moord en brand,...natuurlijk! Schandalig dat ze ons foutieve informatie doorspelen en ons besodemieteren. Was verdomme wel 2x zoveel, weet je wel niet hoe erg dat is?Nou...
Halveringstijd 133Xe = 5,3d.
Nu ga ik het eventjes lekker bagatelliseren, want waar maken we ons nu druk om? Het vervalt keurig in een stabiel isotoop en de energie is alles behalve enorm, dus de dosis zal ook wel meevallen. Die 5 dagen langer dat we opgescheept zitten met die straling dan?
Alwayz expect the unexpected
Onbetrouwbaar!quote:Op zaterdag 3 maart 2012 19:09 schreef Bananenbuiger het volgende:
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Dus ja, hoe betrouwbaar is het nou allemaal echt?
quote:
Goeie bron,quote:US And IAEA Knew Fukushima Had Meltdown Within 3.5 Hours Since March And Hid It From The Public
http://blog.alexanderhigg(...)ch-hid-public-22921/
For future generations..quote:* Since 1991, the U.S. has released the radioactive atomicity equivalent of at least 400,000 Nagasaki bombs into the global atmosphere. That is 10 times the amount released during atmospheric testing which was the equivalent of 40,000 Hiroshima bombs. The U.S. has permanently contaminated the global atmosphere with radioactive pollution having a half-life of 2.5 billion years.
http://tuberose.com/Depleted_Uranium.html
Apels, peren, iaea, fukushima.quote:The accident at Chernobyl was approximately 400 times more potent than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. However, the atomic bomb testing conducted by several countries around the world during the 1960s and 1970s contributed 100 to 1,000 times more radioactive material to the environment than Chernobyl.
http://www.iaea.org/newsc(...)-15/cherno-faq.shtml
Niet alleen Amerika toch ?quote:Op zondag 4 maart 2012 18:14 schreef FkTwkGs2012 het volgende:
waarom zou amerika dat doen? waarom zou iemand dat doen, ook zijn familie gaat er uiteindelijk last van krijgen lijkt me?
Over de zgn onafhankelijke geleerden die ons geruststellen met absurde onliners;quote:Ms. Moret indicated that the controllers of the HAARP-aerosol/chemtrails weapons systems that triggered the tectonic nuclear attack at Fukushima are employing the weather warfare capabilities of the HAARP weapons system to steer the radiation across the Pacific, onto food growing areas of western Canada, USA, and Mexico, and now throughout the southeastern, southwestern and west coast USA.
http://ebookcashstreams.com/HotNewsBlog/tag/haarp-weapons/
quote:the EPA announced it would only gather readings every three months.
“No health effects are expected among the Japanese people as a result of the events at Fukushima.”
"Health impacts from the radioactive materials released in the Fukushima Daiichi meltdowns will probably be too small to be easily measured,”
The “long-term risk” of a person dying from cancer from a nuclear plant accident is less than one-in-a billion,
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2012/03/05
En die zegt:quote:Karl Ziegler Morgan (September 27, 1907 – June 8, 1999), was an American physicist who was one of the founders of the field of radiation health physics. Late in life, after a long career in the Manhattan Project and at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, he became a critic of nuclear power and nuclear weapons production.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Z._Morgan
Nieuws van het front:quote:It is with much reluctance and regret that I now must recognize that the U.S. profession of health physics has become essentially a labor union for the nuclear industry not a profession of scientists dedicated to protect the worker and members of the public from radiation injury,” Dr. Morgan wrote in 1992.
http://ebookcashstreams.com/HotNewsBlog/tag/haarp-weapons/
Verse transcipts;quote:8 of 17 children have atypical lymphocyte
http://fukushima-diary.co(...)atypical-lymphocyte/
quote:Japan/US map showed 100 milliSv/hr “line” along the roadway west of reactor — “This stuff is spread everywhere”
MALE PARTICIPANT: So in terms -- so -- not to play devil's advocate here, but you had a pool that was probably fully drained, fuel that's several thousand degrees, a massive explosion, and we think nothing is happening to the rods or the pellets in that explosion.
http://enenews.com/nrc-ma(...)ff-spread-everywhere
En zo is het.quote:NRC: There’s got to be fission products or pellets in parking lot outside Fukushima plant —
“Doesn’t make sense” that fuel rods would still be intact after explosion
I mean, you know, how can you think you'd blow apart, you know, girders and seals and everything else, and these little delicate spent fuel bundles that are 2,000-plus degrees are going to stay intact? I mean, that doesn't make sense. You blow out concrete walls and beams, and the structure of the building is blown up. You've seen images.
MALE PARTICIPANT: Yeah, yeah. I mean --
MALE PARTICIPANT: No, I've seen those images. I mean, I guess I was just asking -- that's more your logic than something that you've been told by anybody else.
http://enenews.com/nrc-ma(...)ff-spread-everywhere
En na bijna 'n jaar 'n peer review docje.. yoepie..quote:NRC says radiological material dispersed in ‘various forms’ around plant —
Most likely from inside reactors —
Isotopes indicative of core damage
http://enenews.com/nrc-ad(...)ative-of-core-damage
quote:Discovery of Neptunium-239 in Iitate-mura Finally Published by a Peer-Review Magazine
http://ex-skf.blogspot.co(...)m-239-in-iitate.html
Briljant, waarom hebben ze dat op 9-11 niet verzonnen voor WTC7 ?quote:Strange: “Vertical earthquake” caused explosion at Reactor No. 1, says NRC report on Fukushima — Did not impact other units — Occurred March 12 at 1:36a ET
http://enenews.com/vertic(...)d-march-12-at-136-et
Moedig dat hij toch blijft informeren.quote:Gundersen: They tried to crush us — Our house was foreclosed on, there was bankruptcy — We were followed, harassing calls — Got sued for $1.5 million
http://enenews.com/gunder(...)or-1-5-million-video
Briljant iddquote:Op donderdag 8 maart 2012 09:00 schreef Resonancer het volgende:
Men heeft de oorzaak gevonden van het exploderen van unit 1 :
Briljant, waarom hebben ze dat op 9-11 niet verzonnen voor WTC7 ?
Minder briljant aan deze verklaring is dat dit 'n plaatselijk " bevinkje " van meer dan 7.9. moet zijn geweest.quote:Op donderdag 8 maart 2012 09:05 schreef UncleScorp het volgende:
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Who makes up this shit ?
quote:Op donderdag 8 maart 2012 12:04 schreef Loppe het volgende:
http://www.keshefoundatio(...)54e1af5b1b6fac#p4240
Link naar zijn forum waar hij zegt dat het verstandig is om de volgende 24u binnen te blijven aangezien de zonnestorm die op ons afkomt en de wisselwerking met de fallout van Fukushima.
THX!! Haarp, maar dan natuurlijk.quote:Op donderdag 8 maart 2012 12:06 schreef Loppe het volgende:
Efkes een kleine onderbreking met een boodschap van Dhr Keshe:
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quote:All of the evidence points toward a conclusion that the sun is "communicating" with radioactive isotopes on Earth, said Fischbach.
http://news.stanford.edu/news/2010/august/sun-082310.html
http://questional.com/blo(...)zarre-love-triangle/
quote:"They are very rare events," said NASA scientist Bill Cooke, who found the aurora photos in the Alabama camera's archive and posted them on the Marshall Space Flight Center's blog. "We don't see them this far south that often."
http://www.knoxnews.com/n(...)ual-trip-down-south/
Misschien gaat het radioactief verval van b.v. Cesuim137 uit Chernobyl daardoor minder snel dan verwacht. En nu hopelijk weer wat sneller ? Misschien leidt dit wel tot 'n methode om dit te versnellen ? Of tot iets anders zoals dit b.v;quote:Back in April and June 2011 the Potrblog team predicted that Fukushima's Fallout would create unusual Northern Lights. We now further refine those predictions of when and where to expect these unusual Northern Lights. We also tie the current events back to similar events during ARPA's project ARGUS and its relation to the University of California Berkeley.
N.a.v bovenstaande, nog wat info.quote:Op zaterdag 3 maart 2012 19:09 schreef Bananenbuiger het volgende:
Halveringstijd 133Xe = 5,3d.
Nu ga ik het eventjes lekker bagatelliseren, want waar maken we ons nu druk om? Het vervalt keurig in een stabiel isotoop en de energie is alles behalve enorm, dus de dosis zal ook wel meevallen. Die 5 dagen langer dat we opgescheept zitten met die straling dan?
Zo simpel als jij het stelt dat we er binnen 5 dagen vanaf zijn is het niet.quote:The radioactive Xenon 133 shown in the above chart has a half life of 5 days, after which half of it turns into non-radioactive Cesium 133. That non-radioactive Cesium 133 continues to float around in the upper atmosphere until it gets hit by a high energy proton ejected from a Solar Storm. Well it just so happens, that bombarding Cesium 133 with high energy protons is a method described in a US Patent to manufacture radioactive Iodine.
In short, the proton slams into the Cesium 133 like a cue ball into a rack of billiard balls. The result is the production other sub-atomic particles that shoot off looking to slam into something else, and a plethora of radioactive high atomic weight elements like 123Xe, 125Xe, 123I, 124I, 125I, 126I, and 129I. These radioactive Iodine and Xenon particles have half lives that range from hours to thousands of years. The radioactive particles which don't end up raining down into our thyroids are free to float around in the upper atmosphere for the next spallation (or other) reaction.
http://pissinontheroses.b(...)ton-bombardment.html
Verder voorspel ik in de MSM weer 'n hoop artikelen in de trend van:quote:TOKYO — Just four hours after the tsunami swept into the Fukushima nuclear power plant, Japan's leaders knew the damage was so severe the reactors could melt down, but they kept their knowledge secret for months.
http://www.huffingtonpost(...)tdown_n_1334960.html
Lees: onoplosbaar! Zoals velen direct al duidelijk was.quote:Japan Times: Fukushima faces “insurmountable hurdle” if containment vessels are source of lethal radiation in reactor buildings
http://enenews.com/japan-(...)on-reactor-buildings
quote:Top Investigative Reporter: “They made it up” —
Fukushima emergency generators were not destroyed by tsunami
http://enenews.com/top-in(...)yed-by-tsunami-video
quote:“Foreign dosemeters are banned to sell”
A Japanese citizen tweeted a shop said they are no longer allowed to sell foreign dosemeters.
http://fukushima-diary.co(...)-are-banned-to-sell/
quote:Mystery: Radioactive black substance reported 25km from Fukushima — Latest measurement over 95 µSv/h — Strong alpha emitter detected
http://enenews.com/myster(...)tter-detected-photos
quote:Seems that radioactive substances are “combining together”
http://enenews.com/press-(...)-we-are-seriously-wo
quote:Strange: Pieces of highly radioactive mystery black substance cling to magnet .
http://enenews.com/strang(...)e-cling-magnet-video
quote:Fukushima gov’t deleted radiation forecast data starting day of quake — Can’t confirm who did it
The Fukushima prefectural government deleted data provided by the central government on the projected spread of radioactive materials just after the crisis at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant broke out, sources said Wednesday.
The central government sent data compiled by the System for Prediction of Environmental Emergency Dose Information (SPEEDI) to the prefectural government via e-mail. However, the data sent between March 11, when the crisis began, and March 15, 2011, was deleted. [...]
“At the time, everything was in a state of confusion. We can’t confirm who deleted the e-mails,” an official at the prefecture’s disaster management headquarters said.
http://enenews.com/fukush(...)-deleted-the-e-mails
Een jaar geleden liep 99% van de fokkertjes achter de main stream media aan ,er waren er maar een paar die zeiden dat het veel erger was dan aangegeven door tepco, regering en msm, maar die werden verguisd en voor gek of doomdenker uitgemaakt.quote:Op donderdag 29 maart 2012 17:06 schreef Gray het volgende:
Lees net in de Volkskrant dat de schade veel ernstiger blijkt dan verwacht, en dat het stralings niveau in de mantel 10x de dodelijke dosis is. Het is zelfs zo hoog dat een cameraatje het slechts enkele uren volhoudt.
Zet toch wel weer meer kracht achter de bijdragen van Resonancer.
Ik hoop zo dat ik ze hier over 'n jaar of 10 gelijk kan geven. Maar ik vrees het ergste..quote:New Analysis: Large amount of radioactive materials had discharged through breach in primary containment at Reactor No. 2
http://enenews.com/new-an(...)ment-at-reactor-no-2
En ik lees ook zo vaak " in Tjernobyl is ook alles goed toch,? ' n paradijs voor de flora en fauna"quote:Doctor: More and more often children complain of circulatory disturbances, tiredness, dizziness after Fukushima
http://enenews.com/doctor(...)ness-dizziness-video
Tepco vraagt weer om lening van 9 miljard, maar evacueren ? neuh..quote:Asahi: Cesium started spiking in Chernobyl wildlife during recent years — “Researchers don’t really understand”
http://enenews.com/asahi-(...)-showing-high-levels
Ik kwam het via via ook al tegen:quote:Op donderdag 29 maart 2012 17:06 schreef Gray het volgende:
Lees net in de Volkskrant dat de schade veel ernstiger blijkt dan verwacht, en dat het stralings niveau in de mantel 10x de dodelijke dosis is. Het is zelfs zo hoog dat een cameraatje het slechts enkele uren volhoudt.
Zet toch wel weer meer kracht achter de bijdragen van Resonancer.
Bron: http://www.japantimes.co.jp/text/nn20120328x1.htmlquote:Reactor 2 radiation too high for access
73 sieverts laid to low water; dose too high even for robots
Radiation inside the reactor 2 containment vessel at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant has reached a lethal 73 sieverts per hour and any attempt to send robots in will require them to have greater resistance than currently available, experts said Wednesday.
Exposure to 73 sieverts for a minute would cause nausea and seven minutes would cause death within a month , Tokyo Electric Power Co. said.
The experts said the high radiation level is due to the shallow level of coolant water — 60 cm — in the containment vessel, which Tepco said in January was believed to be 4 meters deep. Tepco has only peeked inside the reactor 2 containment vessel. It has few clues as to the status of reactors 1 and 3, which also suffered meltdowns, because there is no access to their insides.
The utility said the radiation level in the reactor 2 containment vessel is too high for robots, endoscopes and other devices to function properly.
Spokesman Junichi Matsumoto said it will be necessary to develop devices resistant to high radiation.
High radiation can damage the circuitry of computer chips and degrade camera-captured images.
For example, a series of tracked Quince robots designed to gather data inside reactors can properly function for only two or three hours during exposure to 73 sieverts, said Eiji Koyanagi, the chief developer and vice director of the Future Robotics Technology Center of Chiba Institute of Technology.
That is unlikely to be enough for them to move around and collect video data and water samples, nuclear reactor experts said.
"Two or three hours would be too short. At least five or six hours would be necessary," said Tsuyoshi Misawa, a reactor physics and engineering professor at Kyoto University's Research Reactor Institute.
The high radiation level can be explained by the low level of the water, which acts to block radiation.
"The shallowness of the water level is a surprise, and the radiation level is awfully high," Misawa said.
While the water temperature is in a safe zone at about 50 degrees, it is unknown if the melted fuel is fully submerged, but Tepco said in November that computer simulations suggested the height of the melted fuel in reactor 2's containment vessel is probably 20 to 40 cm, Tepco spokeswoman Ai Tanaka said.
Tepco has inserted an endoscope and a radiation meter, but not a robot, in the containment vessel. It is way too early to know how long Tepco will need to operate robots in the vessel because it is unknown what the devices will have to do, Tanaka said.
A Quince was exposed to radiation of 20 sieverts per hour for a total of 10 hours, and the device worked fine, Koyanagi said. If the team conducts further experiments, it may find out the robot can resist even more radiation, he added.
According to experts, even though high radiation in the containment vessel means additional trouble for Tepco, it is unlikely to affect the timing of decommissioning the three crippled reactors, which Tepco said will take 40 years.
The experts also said, however, that removing the melted nuclear fuel from the bottom of the containment vessels will be difficult.
Tepco inserted a radiation meter into the containment vessel of reactor 2 Tuesday for the first time, measuring aerial radiation levels at several points inside the vessel. The readings were for 31.1 and 72.9 sieverts per hour.
Tepco has not been able to gauge the water depths and radiation levels of the containment vessels for reactors 1 and 3.
Die zijn bezig met de volgende hype denk ik, het is tenslotte alweer een jaar geleden.quote:Op donderdag 29 maart 2012 17:41 schreef THEFXR het volgende:
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Een jaar geleden liep 99% van de fokkertjes achter de main stream media aan ,er waren er maar een paar die zeiden dat het veel erger was dan aangegeven door tepco, regering en msm, maar die werden verguisd en voor gek of doomdenker uitgemaakt.
waar zijn die gasten die toen de msm aanhingen?
Begrijpelijk; dat Rihanna mogelijk 'het' doet met Ashton Kutcher is wel echt a big deal.quote:Op zaterdag 31 maart 2012 08:28 schreef Bastard het volgende:
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Die zijn bezig met de volgende hype denk ik, het is tenslotte alweer een jaar geleden.
Zou het haast zelf ook weer vergeten.
Tja, waarom verbrand men het radioactief afval door heel Japan ?quote:Op zaterdag 31 maart 2012 08:02 schreef Gray het volgende:
Van de Frontpage:
Japan heropent drie dorpen rondom Fukushima
De bewoners mogen naar huis, maar niet blijven. Ook moeten sommigen beschermende pakken aan.
Uhm... waarom doet men dit?
quote:Japan gov’t did not reveal plutonium-241 detection — Radiation dose was 50 times higher than total of other three plutonium isotopes that were mentioned
http://enenews.com/local-(...)opes-mentioned-video
quote:Local official suggested there’s more footage of Reactor No. 3 explosion, after bringing up MOX — ‘Videos of explosion are not allowed to be seen’
http://enenews.com/local-(...)wed-to-be-seen-video
Omdat de MSM niet verder vraagt, omdat de overheden met de nucleaire energie samenzweren, omdat men geen idee heeft hoe dit op te lossen, omdat structurele oplossingen ( lees evacueer iig noord Japan) veel te kostbaar zijn, omdat leugens en bedrog al langer gewoonte zijn bij Big coorps, om via tegenstrijdige berichten verwarring te zaaien, etc.quote:NYT: “Cores at three of plant’s reactors melted down, breaching their containment vessels” — Tepco maintains fuel stopped short of breaching containment vessels
http://enenews.com/nyt-co(...)eaching-containments
Omdat straling van alfa en gamma deeltjes.quote:Op zaterdag 31 maart 2012 08:02 schreef Gray het volgende:
Van de Frontpage:
Japan heropent drie dorpen rondom Fukushima
De bewoners mogen naar huis, maar niet blijven. Ook moeten sommigen beschermende pakken aan.
Uhm... waarom doet men dit?
Maar alphastraling heeft zo'n laag bereik dat het de huid niet eens penetreert. Tenzij je de radioactieve deeltjes (die alphastraling uitzenden) eet of drinkt, is dat niet gevaarlijk.quote:Op zaterdag 31 maart 2012 18:59 schreef dikkebroekzak het volgende:
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Omdat straling van alfa en gamma deeltjes.
Ben zeer benieuwd hoe men de monsters genomen heeft. Alleen het water of ook de bodem ?quote:Op dinsdag 3 april 2012 08:52 schreef UncleScorp het volgende:
Straling voor Japanse kust lager dan verwacht
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Het stralingsniveau van het zeewater voor de Japanse oostkust is lager dan verwacht. Dat schrijven onderzoekers van het Amerikaanse Woods Hole Oceanografisch Instituut in het wetenschappelijke tijdschrift Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
In samenwerking met Japanse wetenschappers analyseerden zij radioactieve deeltjes in het zeewater, afkomstig uit Fukushima. Daar werd de kerncentrale in maart vorig jaar getroffen door een tsunami als gevolg van een zeer krachtige aardbeving.
In een gebied van 30 tot 600 kilometer buiten de kust werden de radioactieve stoffen cesium 134 en 137 gemeten. De hoogste concentratie werd vlak bij de kust waargenomen, maar het aangetroffen stralingsniveau is nog altijd lager dan wat wordt beschouwd als schadelijk voor dier en mens.
http://www.hln.be/hln/nl/(...)r-dan-verwacht.dhtml
Niet te weinig:quote:Op donderdag 5 april 2012 12:56 schreef UncleScorp het volgende:
Opnieuw radioactief water gelekt uit kerncentrale Fukushima
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Uit de kerncentrale van Fukushima is ongeveer twaalf ton radioactief water gelekt. Een deel ervan lekte in de oceaan, liet Tepco, de uitbater van de kerncentrale, vandaag weten. Vorige maand stroomde al een tachtigtal liter radioactief water tot in de oceaan.
Het lek werd deze ochtend ontdekt in een tijdelijke waterzuiveringsinstallatie waarin het koelwater voor de reactoren wordt gezuiverd. Dat koelwater is bijzonder radioactief en wordt na een passage in zo'n waterzuiveringsinstallatie opnieuw doorgesluisd naar de reactoren. Het gelekte koelwater was al deels gezuiverd.
Intussen is het lek alweer hersteld. Tepco is momenteel aan het meten hoeveel water gelekt is in de oceaan.
http://www.hln.be/hln/nl/(...)rale-Fukushima.dhtml
quote:12 tones of water leaked to the sea containing beta nuclides.
http://fukushima-diary.co(...)ining-beta-nuclides/
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