Is Fukushima About to Blow?
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I wonder how many years of radiation some Japanese need before Tepco can convince the really sick ones that bathing in the 'hot water' is the way to a 'cure' and then it washes them out to the open ocean and the gov deletes his file. (memory loss cured 'the family'
That doesn't save the Pacific but it could be if the plastic in the doldrums (salt water tough) could be made into some big pipes and run out to sea about 150 miles and exit at the bottom of the trench. 7,000 meters down, once there a 'heavy metal' is not going to float back to the surface.
I'll bet the ones under radiation could come up with a plan or two, probably within a few weeks of the ' go boom, fall down' event..
If it took a lot of people to do it that would surely die then send out a 'for hire' and choose the old and still capable. Pay then room and board and put their 'bonus' in a trust opened when the will is and that goes to the family, or the cats or whomever. puth the younger ones at the end that is skimming up the plastic and whatever else is involved at that end. The ones that die putting the pipe together will be classified as toxic waste so the also become fill at the bottom of the trench. At least you can be assured nobody will steal the body.
As in any other big event like a world war everybody else is 'employed' and there are many places open all night. Vegas where the house is a non-profit one and the paychecks outlast the pay-dates, every seaport in the would be one. That is if anybody cared, apparently nobody does and that trend is going to continue for at least a few more years.
Kelly's heros in real-time, and just as funny if you see their expressions when it comes down. At least that would be going down with a wimper, this way we are on the back of the titanic and are clapping our hands.
That doesn't save the Pacific but it could be if the plastic in the doldrums (salt water tough) could be made into some big pipes and run out to sea about 150 miles and exit at the bottom of the trench. 7,000 meters down, once there a 'heavy metal' is not going to float back to the surface.
I'll bet the ones under radiation could come up with a plan or two, probably within a few weeks of the ' go boom, fall down' event..
If it took a lot of people to do it that would surely die then send out a 'for hire' and choose the old and still capable. Pay then room and board and put their 'bonus' in a trust opened when the will is and that goes to the family, or the cats or whomever. puth the younger ones at the end that is skimming up the plastic and whatever else is involved at that end. The ones that die putting the pipe together will be classified as toxic waste so the also become fill at the bottom of the trench. At least you can be assured nobody will steal the body.
As in any other big event like a world war everybody else is 'employed' and there are many places open all night. Vegas where the house is a non-profit one and the paychecks outlast the pay-dates, every seaport in the would be one. That is if anybody cared, apparently nobody does and that trend is going to continue for at least a few more years.
Speaking of which, what happened to all the adults in the room that claimed they were running this world. Phase I sent the US into the Rothschild homeland and liberate the $275T that is in the 'illegal usury" drawer and pay off the world debt and give the 'change" $600T to the ones over 18 and put them to 'mandatory work for 10 years', crank up all the industries to capacity and 10 years later the workers are given their share in the company that they now also take profits from (equally).
Kelly's heros in real-time, and just as funny if you see their expressions when it comes down. At least that would be going down with a wimper, this way we are on the back of the titanic and are clapping our hands.
Ex-Fukushima Worker: High risk they’ll break fuel rods in Unit 4 pool — Gundersen: Moving fuel risks nuclear chain reaction; You can’t stop it, no control rods to control it — Consultants: World’s most serious radiologic
Reuters: Corrosion is weakening Unit No. 4 at Fukushima — Concern quake to ‘topple’ bulging structure — “May have tilted” — Holds 14,000 Hiroshima bombs worth of cesium-137
Reuters: Corrosion is weakening Unit No. 4 at Fukushima — Concern quake to ‘topple’ bulging structure — “May have tilted” — Holds 14,000 Hiroshima bombs worth of cesium-137
I'm more afeared of mutant Japanese. They're building up their military, ya know. Imagine an army of Godzillas!
NPR: How can Fukushima’s molten fuel be contained so it stops contaminating the planet? Nuclear Expert: There’s no way to get at molten fuel… I’ve not seen a solution to this
NPR: How can Fukushima’s molten fuel be contained so it stops contaminating the planet? Nuclear Expert: There’s no way to get at molten fuel… I’ve not seen a solution to this (AUDIO)
NPR: How can Fukushima’s molten fuel be contained so it stops contaminating the planet? Nuclear Expert: There’s no way to get at molten fuel… I’ve not seen a solution to this (AUDIO)
As I said way back in post #193:
(and of course my suggestion could have been accomplished by now instead of their wasting the billion$ already spent on the equivalent of fighting a raging forest fire with a bucket brigade using thimbles of water instead of buckets)
(and of course my suggestion could have been accomplished by now instead of their wasting the billion$ already spent on the equivalent of fighting a raging forest fire with a bucket brigade using thimbles of water instead of buckets)
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What a bunch of wooeee.
The situation at Fukushima Daiichi while concerning isn't catastrophic as some keep trying to claim. The fuel rod pools aren't going to catch fire unless they somehow get drained and then some insane person jumps in and sets off a thermite charge as it takes close to 2,000 C to ignite the zirconium cladding. And even then the effects will still be local as a study done at Lawrence Livermore shows.
Fukushima disaster: New information about worst-case scenarios.
So even if the fuel rod pools did by some highly unlikely circumstance catch fire, it's very unlikely that even Tokyo would need to be evacuated, people who talk about the end of the world from this are experts in psuedo, not actual science.
And while the radioactive material leaking into the ocean is a local concern, it's not going to have a noticeable impact the farther you get from the coast of Japan. The radioactive isotopes in question are in solution and entering a body of water of over 600 million km^3. We're talking about kgs of cesium-137, cesium-134 dissolved into a vast volume, the concentration is so low it doesn't have a harmful effect.
Bluefin Tuna Radiation: Is There A Health Risk?
People, and everything, are already radioactive, an average sized person has about 40mgs of Potassium-40 which produces about 10,000 decays a second of which about 10% will produce penetrating gamma rays most of which will pass right through their tissue with no affect.
And the "massive" spike in radioactivity at Fukushima is in a ditch where strontium that was already in the soil was washed into a drainage ditch. It probably makes cleanup simpler now and doesn't raise concerns about serious levels of additional exposure.
Fish are already radioactive, everything is, the levels of cesium-137 and cesium-134 are about 35 times lower than the level considered to be safe.
Let's put this into perspective, there is already about 4.6 billion tons of uranium in the worlds oceans and about 32,000 tons is added each year. Plus all the radioactive potassium and small amounts of carbon-14 a radioactive isotope produced by high energy collisions in the atmsophere.
The situation at Fukushima Daiichi while concerning isn't catastrophic as some keep trying to claim. The fuel rod pools aren't going to catch fire unless they somehow get drained and then some insane person jumps in and sets off a thermite charge as it takes close to 2,000 C to ignite the zirconium cladding. And even then the effects will still be local as a study done at Lawrence Livermore shows.
Fukushima disaster: New information about worst-case scenarios.
So even if the fuel rod pools did by some highly unlikely circumstance catch fire, it's very unlikely that even Tokyo would need to be evacuated, people who talk about the end of the world from this are experts in psuedo, not actual science.
And while the radioactive material leaking into the ocean is a local concern, it's not going to have a noticeable impact the farther you get from the coast of Japan. The radioactive isotopes in question are in solution and entering a body of water of over 600 million km^3. We're talking about kgs of cesium-137, cesium-134 dissolved into a vast volume, the concentration is so low it doesn't have a harmful effect.
Bluefin Tuna Radiation: Is There A Health Risk?
People, and everything, are already radioactive, an average sized person has about 40mgs of Potassium-40 which produces about 10,000 decays a second of which about 10% will produce penetrating gamma rays most of which will pass right through their tissue with no affect.
And the "massive" spike in radioactivity at Fukushima is in a ditch where strontium that was already in the soil was washed into a drainage ditch. It probably makes cleanup simpler now and doesn't raise concerns about serious levels of additional exposure.
Fish are already radioactive, everything is, the levels of cesium-137 and cesium-134 are about 35 times lower than the level considered to be safe.
Let's put this into perspective, there is already about 4.6 billion tons of uranium in the worlds oceans and about 32,000 tons is added each year. Plus all the radioactive potassium and small amounts of carbon-14 a radioactive isotope produced by high energy collisions in the atmsophere.
