FUKUSHIMA just released RADIATION....explosion!!!

THIS^^

LOOK HERE THEY REMOVED THE LONG VERSION OF THE VIDEO ON THIS SITE

2013.01.07 10:00-11:00 MISSING

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but you can see some smoke in the end of the video

YES but thats not the long version, the long version is missing the smoke scenes

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look

I too thought I noticed a little bit of ground motion right after the initial "venting". It's hard to seperate out the camera shaking from the wind versus earthquake.

It looked to me like a large hose or pipe burst or disconnected. It seemed like the source of the steam/smoke flailed around a little at first, like a tube or hose flailing around under high pressure.

M.E.H.

yes i see... what this can be? It's strange event... it was outside of reactors

Or an invasion!!!

Thread: Fukushima Daiichi Explosion and Smoke *Near* Unit 3 1/6/2013

It's a boats wake behind the plant.
Stop it at 56 seconds and look close !

Black smoke was observed coming up in the live camera of Tepco and JNN at 10:17 1/7/2013.

The actual Fukushima worker Happy11311 tweeted he saw it coming up from the chimney of common spent fuel pool too but it’s not a trouble like fire.

[link to fukushima-diary.com]

Haven't you ever seen an engine stutter, smoke for a minute when it is first started up? Especially diesel.....

The smoke is too blue to be nuclear release. Blue is a sign of incomplete chemical combustion, not any kind of gas release from a nuclear related process.

Thats true but very miss-leading. The majority of the radiation released from fukushima was in the form of I-131, as well as xenon and krypton isotopes. These are quite short lived isotopes, and the vast majority of the energy has already been released and the isotopes decayed. Another component of the released was Cs-134&137, Cs-134 has only a 2 year half-life, and Cs-137 is more like 30, there is already easily detectable quantities of Cs-137 in most organic matter on the surface of the earth because of bomb testing.

All nuclear reactors vent radioactivity into the environment. If it were as bad as some people seem to want it to be, we would already be dead. Dont forget that between the USA and the Soviets, humans have already detonated ~2000 bombs at or near the surface, and about 1000 of those tests were in the atmosphere.

Good point, you wouldn't see radioactive gasses anyway, they are invisible anyway.

Thanks!