Inside report from Fukushima nuclear reactor evacuation zone YOUTUBE

radiation level 112 µSv/h at 1.5km from Fuku

never seen it thank you great post..did they pick up the dogs do you know...

i felt for those dogs

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They picked up some, before the video was shot.

112 micro sieverts is much lower than normal background radiation.

Average is about .2-.4 mSv in the most remote of areas.

You clearly don't know what you are talking about if you are saying this is signaling some sort of threat.

"I saw a video in Japanese that showed a Japanese man, Yasunori Hoso, who has a rescue group go into that evac area and rescue the 2 black dogs (a lab and a black and white shiba-lab looking mix) . "

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uhh i was summarizing the video because it's over 10 minutes long..did you watch it?

do you wanna hang out 1.5km from FUKU?

Back ground radiation is .10 to .50 micro sieverts/hr. If you are getting .2 to .4 millisieverts/hr you might want to consider relocating to some place that has not already had a nuclear accident.

thanks OZ

Good vid!

Those readings they took were just what was blowing in the air. Didn't see them check the ground or any surfaces.

Those meters only have a range of about 3 inches!

Which nuke plant was it, really? There are two ya know.

no problem US

10 micro siverts (10uSv) per/day is average background dose

so .4 uSv per hour is average background dose

see good radiation chart at [link to xkcd.com]

I get normal background at .4 uSv. per hour.

In the clip they show about 100 uSv per hour.

That is 250 times normal.

Correct me if I'm wrong, lest you take the big "stfu" thats ready and waiting.

If it is 112 micro sieverts sure, why not.

lulz. Bingo.

Why not?

Because 112 uSv is *280* times higher than normal.

And thats just whats floating in the air.
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This is ~R~E~A~L~ doom.

And will thusly be studiously avoided by GLPs' finest.


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