Radioactivity forecast system down

Great.

Can this thing get any worse??

of course its down, theyre not going to panic 36 million with the truth of whats coming

That asteroid could hit them

Convenient

People of Japan better wake up...

There are a series of earthquakes around Mount Fiji

[link to dailyplanetdispatch.com]
New Earthquake 6.4 Near Mt. Fuji Rattles Japan

so how drunk are you now?

Holy mackerel!

Does this mean life can go back to normal?

As always we must ask "So what does this mean for us?"
If it doesn't mean anything, there is no need for us to know it.

Well now theres a big o'l freaking suprise.

Knowledge is power, they want to keep everyone in the dark till it is to late and they say they totally didn't see it coming

Radiationnetwork.com went down too....but only the moniters that test radiation on the California Coast. It's just like the cameras malfunctioning when they bombed the moon....etc ad infinatum.

Dumb remark..

This is like expecting your smoke detectors to work after an earthquake hit and your house is on fire....

Last Edited by anonymous321 on 03/16/2011 08:20 AM

Stuxnet

It looks like you need to register with them and sign in to get access to any info there.

You are an idiot in need of Darwin award.

System is down and you will fry without knowing.

Know what's around you. These radiation detection stickers look legit. [link to www.pyradyne.com]

Live radiation map that is updated every 30 seconds: [link to www.globale-evolution.de]

scroll down about half the page. I cannot link to the original source, as the page that shows the stuff is embedded somehow and there is no link I can use in the pages sources...

Or is it???

According to that website, they're getting between 460 and 520 cpms in northern Japan!

I don't think so, the area around Fuku has values in between 20-40 and the table to the left shows the reactors or the vicinity of the reactors (me thinks), since the table is grouped into a set of 4 and 3. Four reactors are on one side of the plant and 2 are on the other side. I don't know what reactor 7 is supposed to be...

You live in Japan so why don't you go site seeing at the Plants and take some pictures for us to see...Nothing to worry about what so ever, i hear the air quality is good around this time of year

I believe our Japanese friend pointed out that we seem to be very self absorbed in the way that we continiously panic about "how will this effect me" and "if it dont directly effect me - well then there is no point knowing about it"

However I may be wrong...

Will the Japanese become X-stink!?!??????

Yea... I'm going to call BS that it's malfunctioning.

'They've lost control': French claim Japan is hiding full scale of nuclear disaster as TWO more reactors heat up

* Workers battling nuclear meltdown briefly evacuated today after radiation levels increased
* French minister: 'Let's not beat about the bush, they've essentially lost control'
* Officials commandeer police water cannon to spray complex
* Attempts to dump water on reactors by helicopter fail
* Concern at radioactive steam leaking from reactor number three
* Two more previously stable reactors begin to heat up

Japan's stricken nuclear power plant was abandoned for hours today, as soaring radiation forced emergency workers to flee for their lives and authorities were reduced to spraying reactors with police water cannons.

All 50 emergency workers who had been fighting to keep overheating reactors cool were this morning pulled back 500 yards from the complex as radiation levels became too dangerous.

And in an extraordinary attack, the French government accused the Japanese of losing control of the situation and hiding the full scale of the disaster.
The sense of crisis at the nuclear plant has been growing since Friday’s tsunami, caused by a massive earthquake, knocked out the cooling systems essential to prevent the plant’s uranium and plutonium fuel rods from overheating and melting.

Meanwhile, France’s Nuclear Safety Authority said the disaster now equated to a six on the seven-point international scale for nuclear accidents, ranking the crisis second only in gravity to Chernobyl in 1986.

Read more: [link to www.dailymail.co.uk]