WARNING: FUKUSHIMA 3 facing meltdown, official now

exactly. expert-for-hire. expert on everything apparently.
starts to look a little suspicious after awhile.

Dudes, take a look at the plant after today's explosion, don't forget to click on the picture for a bigger image, then again, to see the details.

The destruction today was far greater than that we've been told.

[link to www.ryocentral.info]

[link to www.ryocentral.info]

Official acknowlegment

Some of Japan;s nuclear fuel rods 'appear' to be melting

TOKYO — Japanese officials said Monday that the nuclear fuel rods appear to be melting inside all three of the most troubled nuclear reactors.

The earthquake and tsunami damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant on Monday was damaged by a hydrogen explosion.

The earthquake and tsunami damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant on Monday was damaged by a hydrogen explosion.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano said Monday: "Although we cannot directly check it, it's highly likely happening."

Some experts would consider that a partial meltdown of the reactor. Others, though, reserve that term for times when nuclear fuel melts through a reactor's innermost chamber but not through the outer containment shell.

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[link to www.usatoday.com]

My brother has a PhD and he is in Who's Who.

He scammed his college scholarship to a prestigious college.

No one wanted to admit the error.

He retired from another prestigious college, which is a pathetic degree-mill for the "elite".

Elite?

My step-grandfather was a nuclear facility plant manager. He was a ignorant bureaucrat.

It isn't so difficult to be intelligent. However, honesty is a requirement.

The temperature, and the isotopes present in the atmosphere, tell the facts: satellite thermo-imagry can provide the temperature.

4,000-degrees is required for meltdown for the 6" stainless steel reactor core.

Last Edited by geekgrrl on 03/14/2011 01:49 PM

"Although we cannot directly check it, it's highly likely happening." THIS is what I thought, they can't actually get close enough to SEE whats happening...which means they can't try to rectify a situation they can't even see.

SHIT HIT THE FAN SHIT HIT THE FAN SHIT HIT THE FAN SHIT HIT THE FAN!!!! FUCKING RUN!!!!

SHIT HIT THE FAN SHIT HIT THE FAN SHIT HIT THE FAN SHIT HIT THE FAN!!!! FUCKING RUN!!!!

Actually, anti-oxidants help.

Take high-quality antioxidants, all kinds, and natural juice.

In other words, treat yourself as if you had the flu.

I got 127 roentgens from the 1999 Japanese nuclear plant "accident". I was at Point Reyes. Now, I am in Montana.

Now, I am up to 137 roentgens cumulative.

1726: IAEA chief Yukiya Amano says the nuclear crisis in Japan is unlikely to turn into another Chernobyl. Mr Amano is still answering questions at a press conference in Vienna. The accident at Chernobyl in 1986 remains the world's worst nuclear accident.

ewww...no one uses that word here. Have you been living in a cave or something?

Ha NRC is a farce. I worked at a nuke plant and the NRC was there for inspection the reactor was 90 percent online, they made us shut down and go offline; let me tell you all hell broke loose. We had an SI (safety injection) which is what they have been attempting in Japan this is measures to stop melt down. They vented steam and all (they had guys in monkey suits check RAD levels, of course they said everything A_OK) This MAJOR event never even made the LOCAL news much less national news. That was commanche peak plant Glen Rose TX circa the summer of 1989 I have searched high and low for anything written on it. Let me tell you those Nuke engineers were shittin their britches!!!!

No sorry I didnt miss this intersting part. to be honest I never miss any interesting shit you write.

But I watch the situation very closely myself. dont need your opinion on it. Iam just sick of your selfish arrogant comments on everything. Maybe you can impress some kids here who believe in every shit thats on youtube. But man iam looking far beyond this and I know one thing for sure: You know a lot but you give way to much credit to statistics and science!

An more worse is you use it to back up all your shit you post. you are maybe not intelligent enough for that.

But if you have a TV , maybe next to your telescope where you watch the gay "yea people we are in space and its so exciting to look for planets and shit" space shuttle, turn it on and watch the news! And stop saying what will happen, because you dont know yet!!!

Thorium as a cheap and safe alternative to uranium:

[link to oilprice.com]

AJ is saying their is a cover op


screaming like a maniac

Hey, would a space suit be able to be utilized on site?

Where did I say it wasn't serious? In fact, I specifically said it was extremely bad.

This is the line where your post jumped the shark.


An more worse is you use it to back up all your shit you post.


This is the line where you lost credit with anyone who knows what science is. I'm curious what you would use to predict the worst case scenario or vet purported worst case scenarios? A crystal ball, perhaps? Random guessing combined with a desire for complete doom?


And stop saying what will happen, because you dont know yet!!!


I did not say what would happen, I did say what wouldn't happen; small amounts of plutonium inhalation are not deadly for most people, but as a group will increase their chance of lung cancer. All told it would kill some percentage of them dependent on the dose.

Thorium as a cheap and safe alternative to uranium or plutonium as nuclear fuel:

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Thorium offers some other important aspects, it does not require isotope separation, the process of separating the desired reactable forms of uranium and plutonium from the decayed ore, a big cost saving. Weapons made from thorium are impractical.

Another thorium reactor opportunity is thorium consumes its own hazardous waste. It can even scavenge the plutonium left by uranium reactors, acting as an eco-cleaner. Kirk Sorensen, a former NASA rocket engineer, now chief nuclear technologist at Teledyne Brown Engineering, and closely watched Internet commentator and educator says, “It’s the Big One, once you start looking more closely, it blows your mind away. You can run civilization on thorium for hundreds of thousands of years, and it’s essentially free. You don’t have to deal with uranium cartels.” He’s right; thorium is so common that miners treat it as a nuisance, a radioactive by-product when they dig up rare earth metals. The U.S. and Australia are full of the stuff. So are the granite rocks of Cornwall in the UK. Some beaches in India are loaded with thorium. Not so much mining is needed: all thorium is potentially usable as fuel, compared to just 0.7% from uranium as much of the uranium has already decayed.U.S. scientists knew in the late 1940s that thorium was a high potential fuel, but weapons priorities pushed uranium and plutonium to the front. Yet by the early 1970s thorium research had produced a highly workable, safe and low cost reactor design that the U.S. put on the shelf. Uranium industry competition with thorium won the struggle for research and development funding.

No other on Earth energy source exists at the volumes that thorium offers. Not uranium, oil, gas, coal or other fuel can compare. The assorted reactor designs all offer a weapon free design, some could use the spent uranium fuel on hand now and extract its energy as well as destroy the uranium’s potential as a weapon or a pollutant, safety concerns are reduced to decades instead of centuries, and the construction costs and operating expenses with a cheap fuel are intensely motivating to power producers and ratepayers.The issue isn’t about the science, thorium reactors have already ran successfully, its people who have to become informed and apply the pressure needed to overcome the special interests in the political arena where the regulatory barrier has the potential of thorium corralled and stopped. It’s your planet, economy and family – can we all stay uninformed, silent and bleeding our financial resources for the benefit of the special interests only because we don’t know? Nope – now you know.

[link to oilprice.com]

In PDF format (3 pages): [link to oilprice.com]

and here: [link to newenergyandfuel.com]

[link to www.vg.no]

SHITTTTTTT!!!! look at that picture

Have 24 hours to avoid disaster or its gonna get critical Japan and the world holds its breath.

Monday afternoon, Japanese authorities said that they have
asked for help from the international nuclear agency, IAEA.

U.S. has also been asked to contribute their expertise in this area.

The Japanese nuclear engineer Masashi Goto said a few hours ago that the next 24 hours will be crucial if one manages to avoid a complete meltdown of this reactor.

If that happens, along with a blast, plutonium can be spread over an area twice the size of a conventional nuclear explosion. This is because, according to Goto that these reactors using mixed oxide fuel.


The Japanese expert believes that an explosion at one of these plants will be worse for the population, than if the same happened in a facility that uses ordinary nuclear fuel.

Three reactors at risk video

[link to www.vg.no]

Last Edited by antwan on 03/14/2011 02:57 PM

A major explosion has indeed ripped apart Reactor # 3 at the Fukushima Nuclear complex today, releasing a mushroom shaped cloud rising up into the atmosphere. While video from youtube from NHK and Al Jazeera is showing the extent of this explosion, CNN is still looping the video from Reuters of Saturday's explosion at Reactor # 1.

Let's Pray for the best yet prepare for the worst, getting a supply of Potassium Iodide, or even kelp (seaweed) can provide the protection needed to spare our thyroid glands from radioactive iodine if a worst case scenario comes to pass.

[link to www.thekeytoeternity.blogspot.com]

Frequently Asked questions about potassium iodide.

[link to www.nrc.gov]

Dont worry MSM will just keep saying they have 24 hours untill DOOM and buy themselves another days. Its worked everyday since Friday so what the hell

[link to www.theregister.co.uk]

One of the reasons the launched WWII was to secure oil supplies. After the war, they still needed oil, so I think allowing them to pursue nukes was considered a way of keeping them from goin' on a rampage again.

Agree philosophically with Astronut here: this is a good situation for the application of statistics in predicting the outcome of a given level of fallout emissions.

However, statistics is less comprehensive in divining what is really going on in the units, and in predicting what will happen next. We have too few facts and there are possible incentives for certain people to lie -- which does not mean they will lie. There is no substitute for an understanding of the physics at work but that isn't enough either.

What kind of explosion is meant? A steam explosion with groundwater, or a nuclear fission explosion like a bomb?

This guy says the latter is impossible even with plutonium fuel.
[link to www-formal.stanford.edu]

"Q. Can a nuclear plant blow up like a bomb?
A. No. A bomb converts a large part of its U-235 or plutonium into fission fragments in about 10^-8 seconds and then flies apart. This depends on the fact that a bomb is a very compact object, so the neutrons don't have far to go to hit another fissionable atom. A power plant is much too big to convert an important part of its fissionable material before it has generated enough heat to fly apart. This fact is based on the fundamental physics of how fast fission neutrons travel. Therefore, it doesn't depend on the particular design of the plant."

70 percent risk of aftershocks by 7 in strength by Thursday, according to Japanese authorities
the earthquakes will continue for months

The risk of new tsunamis is thus quite real. People in Japan are now in progress an extensive hoarding of goods outside the affected areas. The situation is chaotic with long queues , especially gasoline and bottled drinking water is greatly lacking.


Hundreds of aftershocks .There have already been hundreds of aftershocks, several of magnitude between six and seven, said geophysicist Odleiv Olesen at the Geological Survey , to Dagbladet.

These quakes will not go down anytime soon. Geophysicist think the Japanese have to rely on the aftershocks for weeks to come.

There will definitely be aftershocks for a long time after this, in the weeks and months. Ground sheets must now be adjusted to new positions. In total, they moved about ten yards along a length of several hundred kilometers, "says Olesen.

[link to www.dagbladet.no]

Hey, I think INFERNAL is back !
I thought you got violated and sent back to prison ?