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Subject Fukushima: Reactor 4 is fully covered!

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@ Waterbug,

i know this Story behind your Photo but imho it not add up!

It could be many Things, not only your choice!
It could be also a Group of the F'Shima 50 who done some Groundwork!
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..  or it could be Cherenkov.

It's in the vicinity of three meltdowns, so....
what happens when you cover spent fuel with water..?
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Nr. 4 was never without Water!

Not enough Time for this!

You know the Transcript of the days after -3/11 or do you think this all just a Lie, but than why is the Radiation so low?
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I am now on Page 50 in Google with the Search for
"Cherenkow Lights in Fukushima" and there is not even
one reliable Source for this Claim!
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Its Chernekov...not Chernekow

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherenkov_radiation
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Original Message OKUMA, Fukushima Prefecture--A canopy has been completed over a heavily damaged reactor building at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant in preparation for removing the spent nuclear fuel inside.

Tokyo Electric Power Co. allowed reporters to tour part of the facility, which experienced reactor meltdowns after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster, on June 11.

The upper part of the No. 4 reactor building was blown off in a hydrogen explosion. The canopy covering it will prevent further leakage of radioactive substances when workers remove spent nuclear fuel from the building.

The No. 4 reactor had been shut down for regular maintenance when the tsunami struck, but its storage pool contains 1,533 spent fuel rod bundles that still generate large amounts of heat.

TEPCO has said it will equip the canopy with a hoist to remove spent nuclear fuel from the pool as part of the decommissioning process at the crippled plant.

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