^^^^^^Unit 1 nuclear power plant Hukuzima ( two hundred and one Sv / h ) ^^^^^^

is this a fake proxy? If not what are you seeing and hearing regarding the contamination?

Radiation at Reactor No. 1 skyrockets — Now over 200 Sieverts per hour

Radiation dose, Unit 1 nuclear power plant Hukushima, atmc.jp, May 23, 2011:

Suppression Chamber

5/23 @ 201 Sv/hr
5/22 @ 196 Sv/hr
5/21 @ 36.2 Sv/hr
5/20 @ 46.5 Sv/hr
5/19 @ 36.3 Sv/hr
5/18 @ 45.4 Sv/hr


h/t Anomalous Howard

[link to enenews.com]

so they took the website down.. what does that tell you.

Shit! We're going to live in the movie THE ROAD.

Quick, someone bust out the tents!

google cache mother fuckers (TEPCO)

[link to webcache.googleusercontent.com]



Radiation dose, Unit 1 nuclear power plant Hukushima, atmc.jp, May 23, 2011:

Suppression Chamber
5/23 @ 201 Sv/hr
5/22 @ 196 Sv/hr
5/21 @ 36.2 Sv/hr
5/20 @ 46.5 Sv/hr
5/19 @ 36.3 Sv/hr
5/18 @ 45.4 Sv/hr

Last Edited by Agent Smith 2014 on 05/23/2011 03:37 PM

CRAZY WEBSITE IS NOW OFFLINE

SHIT MUST HAVE GONE THERMO-NUCLEAR


RUN!!!!

This sounds good, domo arigato!

But there is still a sharp rise!

Now we can see the morning news, not much to see!

One more things to the Workers there:
they are very clean, or?
Same like in the Mexico Spill!

yep here it just look at this and tell me if this crap isn't happening now
[link to www.youtube.com]

did you hear it? It can't be contained...

So who wants to guess how long it will be before TEPCO says that the measuring device wasn't working properly?

A comment from the enenews article:

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Darth
May 23, 2011 at 3:08 pm · Reply

Bob,

According to the following post the spike means that the corium (nuclear magma) has breached the RPV (Reactor Pressure Vessel) and has fallen onto the drywell (concrete containment floor).

It seems the water TEPCO has been pouring into this R1 area has kept the RPV metal cool enough to keep the corium from melting through the bottom. But now it has melted through the bottom.

Given previous posts on this forum it seems we now how about six hours before the corium eats its way through the six feet of concrete in the floor of this secondary containment. Then 15 feet through soil to reach the water table. If that happens it will be KABOOM steam explosion time as this nuclear magma can reach 5,000 degrees Centigrade.

Then like Emmy notes we have a nuclear radiation fountain, an old faithful gusher.

Before it is over we may have three of them – side-by-side.

[link to www.physicsforums.com]
"

Everything is very confusing and i will wait for some Whistleblowers!

It is so scary, it is raining with wind from the north-east!

Airwatch at 4am Jst: 32 nGy/h

WTF is Hukuzima? Wasn't it Fukushima? Timeline shift?

The graph at the cached site has been doctored up to read 100 sieverts, although it originally read 200.

Click the physicsforum link. There is nothing like the text that was "pasted" from it.

I saw that and it scared the bajesus aouta me

[link to enenews.com]

[link to www.youtube.com]


live smoke.

FYI - we had the same thing going on about a month ago. Reactor 1 shot up above the top limit of the graph and people were already starting to bring in their tomato plants.

:fkyeah:

It's smoking pretty bad now although the brightness of the live camera sort of hides the smoke. I took some screencaps & darkened them in Photoshop and you can see the smoke better. Thanks for bringing all this info to our attention, OP.

different graph.. this one tops out at 200 siverts matey.

2nd chart down and 2nd to last column on the right.
Sv/h jump at 20:00 on 21/5/2011.

[link to www.tepco.co.jp]

??? What did they do to the smoke?? I saw too 2 smoking buildings... somewhat left of centre and to the right.

It's like they changed screens? Colours are different too.

In the numbers we are talking about it, it does not matter. If it's 200, 500 or a 1000 sieverts, it won't matter any more.

This does not bode well.

Is it possible to jump so high in between 3 hours?

The Morning News saying nothing about this sharp rise!

5am Yokohama is rising up to 33nGy/h

Damned!