Nuke agency reports unusual radiation in Europe

Low levels of radioactive iodine-131 have been detected over parts of Europe in recent days, officials confirmed on Friday

[link to earththreats.com]

Thread: Looks like Russia has broken the Nuclear Test Ban
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walker.. thought u got irradiated eating some sushi.. GTSYB
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Thread: "Soviet nuclear blasts" raise Pakistan background radiation by over 50% ???!!!
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I bet they're gonna blame it on Iran somehow...

of course it is.. it makes us happy... if we not.. we dead....

Or maybe? This?


Thread: ARNIE GUNDERSEN: Reactors continue to emit significant quantities of radioactive gases — Latest figure is a Gigabecquerel per day (AUDIO)
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Volcanic activity may cause heavier than normal particles. Then again, when Denver's radiation levels hit 127 CPM this Summer we suspected Japan's fallout... Course, we've now reason to believe the Denver underground tunnels were destroyed via nuke the same time CPM levels shot up over Denver.

Here is more, from a different source...


"The IAEA is working with its counterparts to determine the cause and origin of the iodine-131."

Iodine-131 is a short-lived radioisotope that has a radioactive decay half-life of about eight days, the IAEA said.

"The IAEA will provide further information via its website as it becomes available," the agency said.

In the world's worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl in 1986, a huge earthquake followed by a massive tsunami overwhelmed the Fukushima plant in Japan, causing a reactor meltdown and leakage of radiation, including of iodine.

In the days and weeks after the accident, minuscule numbers of iodine-131 believed to have come from Fukushima were detected as far away as Iceland and other pars of Europe, as well as in the United States.

[link to www.abc.net.au]

Last Edited by Sleeping Giant on 11/11/2011 10:08 AM

Finally some doom...

Is the IODINE one not a byproduct of fukushima?

In the form of a very slooooooow cancerous death.

dude.. check out my chronology on my link... not paid site.. just the facts...

you forgot the ba dum bum

:doombuddy:

OH REALLY ?


When there's this?

On-site measurements at the west gate of the Fukushima Daiichi plant indicate the presence of I-131 and Cs-137 in the air in the close vicinity of the plant (within approximately 1 km). The concentrations in air reported for 29 May were about 3 Bq/m3 for I-131 and about 9 Bq/m3 for Cs-137. The values observed in the previous days show daily fluctuations with an overall decreasing tendency.

[link to www.iaea.org]


Don't they read their own reports?

Any chances that some entire countries in Europe would need to be evacuated?

That would be some cool doommy stuff.

i don't want a ray in my da bum bum....

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 11/11/2011 10:17 AM

Damn, glad I bought extra Iosat last year....might need it.

Fukushima is certainly an enormous problem, but this is I-131, and it has a very short half life(8 days).

That means that it would be detectable around the world at higher levels on the way(eastbound) to get to eastern europe, and that other radionuclides would be found in elevated levels along that path. Of course, we are deliberately not monitoring this stuff well - for unclear reasons.

There is another radiation source that's doing the I-131 thing, and we'd better find it. Meanwhile, supplementing with aged supplements will keep the thyroid from absorbing the radioactive stuff. There's more to the world nuclear situation than we're currently aware of. Maybe another leaking nuke, or a test......

It seems to be normal to me!

[link to eurdepweb.jrc.ec.europa.eu]

Are you somehow retarded or on medication you twat, there is no safe levels of radiation not even 131 all radiation is bad even the x.rays you have when you break bones.

correct.. at this stage.. it couldn't have got there from fuku... somewhere closer.. damn....

According to Gundersen, fuku is emitting a gigabecquerel per day. That is one billion becquerels.

Assume dispersal. Assume dilution. One becquerel doesn't seem like much, does it?

Now think 'miniscule hot radio-isotope'.

How many of those in a becquerel? How many in a billion becquerels? Per day. 8 months. And that is a conservative estimate...

How many are blowing in the wind, everywhere?
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bingo.. people are slowly starting to listen tho.. only to say WTF??......

here's one for you if not previously posted
[link to fukushima-diary.com]

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 11/11/2011 10:34 AM

^^^^ THIS

WOOT Bring it!!!!!

second post after first attempt was censored

It cannot be fixed. The technology doesn't exist.
Best case scenario is to put any remnants or still intact fuel rods in the sea for the ultimate heat sink. Which is probably what they're doing with all those huge cranes.

In Armenia, four men were arrested when they illegally radioactive strontium would sell to a foreigner. The security of Armenia say that Friday.

Radioactive strontium is a product of nuclear testing. It affects bones, because it replaces calcium in the bones...

I do not know if this is related to the cloud.

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