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Got any proof of that claim mate?
A link would be appreciated.

Ughhh 5600microS? That yields a 560mRem/hr point source? That guy might want to leave that area. 4 hours would put you over the legal limit of 2rem/yr.

ME TELL U

The idiots explanation is that we don't know the correct condition of the meters, are they working correct, where was this black stuff at, could this guy be pulling our leg, why has not thousands of Japanese people died from this yet, why has the video makers dick not fallen off yet, why is my sea food safe, why has CNN not reported this..

I call BS on this.. Its safe to go back into the water GLP..

Someone asked where this was taken - If I remember correctly, that black sediment has settled over areas of Japan, no?

He did a control test in the video.

CNN..? Enjoy your seafood.

How is this doom exactly? Not like its a harmful amount of radiation. With readings like this, it would take like 25,000 days of constant exposure before 1 in 1000 ppl could develop cancer.

Inpector digital pocket gieger counter retails about US$550
Terra P about u $280. It would seem that one would have a lot of spare time and money to go and hoax this. not out of the question though.

Okay who farted?

Minamisota



The date range is accurate as I have a colleague in France with access to their data, and she's a wiz' at the graph compilations

Yes correct... Look it up... It's like a black/blue algae... And it really likes to eat/collect radiation...

I think it's like some sort of microbe that eats the radiation out of the air or rain and then grows....

I didn't believe it at first but I just checked a ton of stuff out and I'd say this is legit....

Well than the doom is over folks, we have black algae that eats radiation, the world is now safe..

is this what you used to get to your 25000 days?
Radiation dose for increase cancer risk of 1 in a 1,000
1,250 milliRem (mRem)
12.5 milliSievert (mSv)

Earliest onset of radiation sickness
75,000 milliRem (mRem)
750 milliSievert (mSv)

Onset of radiation poisoning
300,000 milliRem (mRem)
3,000 milliSievert (mSv)

Expected 50% death from radiation
400,000 milliRem (mRem)
4,000 milliSievert (mSv)

Measuring Radiation with a Geiger Counter CPM

What is CPM (also the ‘number’ used on the Radiation Network )?

CPM (counts per minute) is a measure of radioactivity, a unit of measurement for a Geiger counter. Technically, “It is the number of atoms in a given quantity of radioactive material that are detected to have decayed in one minute.”

Most Geiger counters are calibrated to Cs137 (Cesium).

1,200 CPM on the meter (for Cs137) is about 1 mR/hr (milliRad per hour).
120 CPM on the meter (for Cs137) is about 1 uSv/hr (microSievert per hour).

he's measuring inside his lead lined bunker...........

I see makes more sence now.

What else does it eat and what eats it? is the important q? here.

Most excellent question.

To convert from counts per minute (CPM) to milli-Roentgen/hr (mR/hr) you have to make some assumptions.

Assuming a Cesium 137 sensitivity conversion, 1,200 CPM = 1 mR/hr.

So... the immediate danger threshold is between 50 and 100 Rads. That's when you start loosing your cookies and hair.

We saw 165,000 CPM in the video. That's 137 mR/hr or 0.12 Rads per hour. At that rate you would reach the 50 Rad zone in 17 days. You would reach your average yearly exposure in 3 hours.

This Fukushima disaster is serious business, and I wonder if large parts of Japan will be inhabitable from a generational standpoint.

More bad news: Internal exposure to hot particules is estimated to be 300 - 500x more damaging than external exposure.


From Modern Survival Blog:

[link to modernsurvivalblog.com]

"Days compared with the avg. annual human exposure (U.S.)
207 (at 100 CPM)
42 (at 500 CPM)
14 (at 1,500 CPM)
2 (at 10,000 CPM)

Days to receive dose for increase cancer risk of 1 in a 1,000
432 (at 100 CPM)
86 (at 500 CPM)
28 (at 1,500 CPM)
4 (at 10,000 CPM)

Days for earliest onset of radiation sickness
25,937 (at 100 CPM)
5,187 (at 500 CPM)
1,729 (at 1,500 CPM)
259 (at 10,000 CPM)"

Just FYI, you get over 500+ CPM on any commercial flight.. Make it a long trip, and the exposure is much more. But 170K CPM is *about* 63 mR/Hr or... Your total amount received in ONE YEAR from normal background... In just three hours.

It's no wonder everybody I know has their hair falling out.

6000 cpm = drop dead on the spot

Also, the meter jumps from 6000 cpm to 60? Dude was messing with it. Even at 60cpm, which is probably typical for Japan, both meters don't match up. Next would be, what were they set on? beta? Gamma? Alpha?

Old CDV-700s dont lie. Better yet, they were made in AMERICA. Chinese stuff is junk in my opinion. Good for a BU...if that. Rather have two CDV-700.

I've wondered that myself about the hair loss I've seen - not only in myself but my friends.

So basically, this black stuff is 'live' and spreading Cesium in a sense?

do you mean .500 cpm? Continual 500cpm would mean death.

No, 6000 CPM won't kill you on the spot. Try a billions of CPM - like Chernobyl.

Didn't see any evidence he was messing with the counter. The closer he got to the black stuff the worse it was.

Workers and researchers have worked (very briefly) in areas of 5-10 thousand R/h That's Roentgens Per Hour (far beyond what can be registered within scale on this detector) Many are still alive today. Exposure Time, distance from source, cumulative dose, dose localization, internal ingestion from particulate matter or via foodstuffs all must be taken into consideration.

I'm not trying to make less of what is shown here.. I would be making this video with a respirator, covers and at the end of a long stick to be sure.

Just helps to have context.

Thanks!

The black masses have been reported for at least two years... they get hushed pretty quickly, I counted about 60 reports I have archived alone... and they were the serious ones...

No, my PRM8000 goes into the 700 CPM range when flying to Korea.. This is *the new* normal.

"do you mean .500 cpm"

CPM is a measure of Counts Per Min, it cannot be expressed as a floating point number.. it is an absolute whole number.

500 CPM means that the pancake or tube registered 8.3 particles impacting the detector's sensor every second.

Last Edited by EscapeVelocity on 05/16/2013 02:39 AM

Ummmm...did anyone notice that this dill-tard calibrated the unit while over whatever this source was?

Don't ya think that might have something to do with it.......?

No I think it is just a visible sign that this radioactive stuff is out there... I I don't think it's spreading anything... Rather containing it and using its energy to grow??? Just my thoughts on it tho

So if ur saying if I was testing in a nuke plant or something and I accidentally turned off the machine.... I would have to leave the plant just to turn the device back on??? I don't think so