mesobitchi
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if that goes then we can say, bye bye japan!
lets hope it never gets to that state!
lets hope it never gets to that state!
First New Zealand, now Japan :(
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The design of the reactors has thus far meant that no radiation has been released at a level harmful to human health. And those levels are slowly residing and should continue to as long as the cores keep cooling.
It was always going to be a concern but was blown way out of proportion
It was always going to be a concern but was blown way out of proportion
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I was quite amazed that they were willing to pump seawater in straight away, as they did, at the expense of the reactor.
We just had 3 good shakes =)
Wow thats a total of over 5000 since September 4th.
We just had 3 good shakes =)
Wow thats a total of over 5000 since September 4th.
bob : to quote Dr helen Caldicott
only one reactor blew at chernobyl and it was only three months old with new cores holding relatively little radiation/
these ones have been operating for forty yrs and would hold about30x more radiation than chernobyls
aus is not going to be affected by fallout because southern and northern air masses dont mix
no level of radiation is safe thats my bit
www.whatreallyhappened.com
have a look
only one reactor blew at chernobyl and it was only three months old with new cores holding relatively little radiation/
these ones have been operating for forty yrs and would hold about30x more radiation than chernobyls
aus is not going to be affected by fallout because southern and northern air masses dont mix
no level of radiation is safe thats my bit
www.whatreallyhappened.com
have a look
Had a look, id prefer to weight up facts for myself, not from an opinion piece.
Of course its not going to be affected by fallout - no where will at this rate!!!!! Do you know how much radiation you are exposed to travelling on an international flight? Having a Xray? Standing near a fuse board for a multistory building?
I note Japan just upgraded their rating of the nuclear accident though. Still a couple of ratings before its the same as chenobyll though.
Of course its not going to be affected by fallout - no where will at this rate!!!!! Do you know how much radiation you are exposed to travelling on an international flight? Having a Xray? Standing near a fuse board for a multistory building?
I note Japan just upgraded their rating of the nuclear accident though. Still a couple of ratings before its the same as chenobyll though.
king_panther
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Kind of ironic considering I rented The Day After just on Monday night that all this is occurring.
It is getting a little on my nerves all these residents bitching about the government not getting them out though?
It is getting a little on my nerves all these residents bitching about the government not getting them out though?
well that made sense / i would say the customs guy would wave a magic wand over it and say its ok //and then charge the appropriate fee // as usual / unless its an extra charge for being from a radiated area / more charges?
russian customs have quarantined a shipment of japanese 2nd hand cars in vladivostok due to high levels of radiation they will probably send them back they came off a ship that had intensive beta radiation wonder what aus customs would do
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lol
Probably the same thing.
In other news, another earthquake hit japan last night with a 1m tsunami reaching the coast...
Apparently the effects of the 9.0 magnitude earthquake was so severe it actually effected the earth's rotational force and we lost time, as well as also shifting how the planets 'mass' is distributed!
http://www.space.com/11115-japan-earthquake-shortened-earth-days.html
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I tried to work out how many seconds that equates to over a whole year, but my calculator here at work doesnt allow for such scientific calculations and brainie no workie today to do it by hand/paper.
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It's happening again, another earthquake just 50km off the coast of japan this morning reading 6.7 magnitude. Hopefully this one results in no or very minimal effects. Someone or something must of really pissed off Mother Nature over the past 12 months!
http://www.news.com.au/world/japan-...-magnitude-quake/story-e6frfkyi-1226080376293
http://www.news.com.au/world/japan-...-magnitude-quake/story-e6frfkyi-1226080376293
king_panther
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- 2012 VW Caddy 1.6TDI 7-Speed DSG. Still crappy DSG.....
It's global warming Steve! It's caused by our cars belching all that nasty pollution into the air.
All the soot must make Mother Earth sneeze, hence earthquakes...
All the soot must make Mother Earth sneeze, hence earthquakes...
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Well we need more people driving around in Toyota Prius' to offset our carbon emissions then don't we.
this is beyond stuffed/ reactors one two and three melted down within hours of the quake /reactor 4 is leaning over
the radiation will never stop and their roadmap to cleaning up the fuel rods in the bottom of the reactors will probably start in 10yrs
once they develop the technology to do it
check out www.news.lucaswhitefieldhixon.com
or www.rense.com / Not much in the mainstream media eh
the radiation will never stop and their roadmap to cleaning up the fuel rods in the bottom of the reactors will probably start in 10yrs
once they develop the technology to do it
check out www.news.lucaswhitefieldhixon.com
or www.rense.com / Not much in the mainstream media eh