POWERLINE HOOKED UP TO REACTOR #2

2220: Japan turned down an earlier US offer to provide technical support for cooling fuel rods at nuclear reactors hit by a massive earthquake and tsunami, a Japanese newspaper reported on Friday, reports AFP.


2226: The Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper, quoting a senior official of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, said the US made the offer immediately after the disaster damaged Fukushima No 1 nuclear plant. According to the unnamed senior official, US support was based on dismantling the troubled reactors run by Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) some 250 km (155 miles) northeast of Tokyo. However, the government and TEPCO thought the cooling system could be restored by themselves. The report has not been independently verified.


[link to www.bbc.co.uk]

Please tell me you are not old enough to vote in your country..If three and four blow the,,Oh! never mind..

And where did the TOPS of those reactors end up??

THATS RIGHT...4000 feet in the air and are now scattered all around in little bits..

Makes ya feel all sloppy inside...

No, they will wait until the close of the market on Friday, then we will hear the truth. It will come fast and furious to keep people glued to their televisions and indoors.

First, all the news organizations will report that all or most Americans have been evacuated. They will make sure everyone knows that everyone is out to prevent panic here. Then we will hear that Japan is completely fucked, nothing worked and how TEPCO officials "lied."

If you believe the US government with it's spy satellites, AND a military presence in the country doesn't know exactly what is going on, then you're insane.

This is a disaster. Disasters are managed. You are watching carefully controlled and released information. Expect other "optimistic" news until after the market closes on Friday.

Next, they will "manage" the panic in the US.

IDIOTS to reject US help. That could mean the death of many more including Americans.

Your not getting it although spent fuel is toxic and dangerous and is nuclear waste.
Its not reacting meaning its easier to stop it melting down.
They have specific module containers to store it before it usually goes back to recycling into the fuel cycle to make more.
The spent fuel is not an issue its a non issue people just don't know wtf they are talking about.

So why are this fuel stored in water pools then? Just for fun?

Don't forget the CRACKS that were letting the dropped water IN which won't KEEP water in either! LOLS.

it must be time for a new report from japan,
they woke up at 6am found something than report it few hours later,

well thats how it seams to have panned out the last week or so.

Tesla had all the answers, but the greedy money grabbers chose profit and environmental doom over the betterment of mankind.

Who's to say the U.S would have saved us all.
ppfffttt

Conflicting reports: (1) Power line hooked up to Reactor #2, and (2) Power line connection to Reactor #2 will be completed after spraying operations have finished. Any idea which of these is true at this point?

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Full melt down can happen in as little as 1 hour 40 minutes. Starting from running out of water.

I am 99.999% sure reactor #3 is in full meltdown with Corium breaking through the final concrete barrier.

Reactor #4 is suffering badly and most of the fuel rods are damaged and distorted.

Reactor #1 may or may not be stable.

Reactor #2 just might be saved from meltdown.

Answer me this, why do they need power lines hooked up?
What so since last Friday they could get some generators to the site?
Im sorry but that just doesn't add up..........

Like Westinghouse...



You couldn't be more correct...

Well said and truthful

Spent fuel rods that are not in a pond, are not entirely harmless. That's why they are put in a special place and not placed at the local dump.

Question, what do you think happens to these rods and the materials attached to them when they are placed in a fire?

What happens to any metal placed in a fire?

yeah, that's the problem...and those rods, still have contaniments on them.

nuke doom over. let's get back to the oil doom.

Yeah, what possessed these people to stack the rods like FIREWOOD requiring cooling is beyond me...

Do people know WTF they are talking about? "not entirely harmless"!!!??? Sounds like something that CNN would come out with.

Nitwit.

i been thinking the same,

and japan built the biggest gen sets the world has seen,
there would 100s of gensets sat in buildings waiting to be shipped,

so power is not the reason

Kinda pregnant?

Hey jerkoff,
I was being sarcastic to the user who doesn't think that spent fuel rods are a problem.

what about the spent fuel rod pool that was empty ? :|

Launching a little U.N. approved 'SHOCK AND AWE' Libyas' way should make a majority of folks LOOK AWAY FROM JAPAN!

It's all a magic show!

A little smoke and magi

Hey guys, I'm not trying to hi jack this thread with a different topic....but, I've been monitoring the RADNET all day and Las Vegas is 145CPM and has actually come down a little bit today. No other city is anywhere this value in the whole country....think it's a faulty sensor?