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Everyone needs to calm down a bit for now :) |
ooo shit another explosion |
Reuters just reports radiation levels 9X normal "West of Tokyo", briefly http://live.reuters.com/Event/Japan_earthquake2 they got it from Kyodo news http://english.kyodonews.jp/ but the site isnt loading fer me :/ USGS officially upgraded the magnitude of the initial quake from 8.9 to 9.0 http://www.nationalpost.com/news/wor...521/story.html http://www.usgs.gov/newsroom/article...&from=rss_home |
http://www.gizmodo.jp/2011/03/5_30.html This is a more comprehensive read on the level5, possible level6 damage the plants are causing... Go google translate if you can't read this. |
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Westboro Baptist Church? |
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...680697248.html Just to put things in perspective here. Lots of fear mongering out there trying to get into the heads of the weak minded. |
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japanese governor said do not listen or read any news reporting outside of japan, or they will eff them up... according to the nhk translation guy. with water level being so high does this mean sendai/miyagi belong to the pacific ocean and written off japan in the future? |
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NHK is more informative than being selective. it is dull compared to CNN or BBC..but it goes straight to the point |
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u living in lala land? how old are u? |
Pretty much the world is over and grab the closest weapon you got because rad roaches and vault dwellers are going to be roaming the wastes coming to your house sooner than you think.. |
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NHK is REPORTING THE NEWS..being less sensationalized. meaning..deliver the news to the public. information to say. whatever presser is released by government officials, NHK will report it. unlike say CNN, which i respect the works of AC360, but try to bring the tragic flaare to feel sorry for them look if u get my drift. CNN/BBC/ALJEEZERA are all reporting with a bit of flaare NO WHERE did i say ANY STATION is reporting the full truth NHK is delivering what officials have stated. no where was there any sort of analysis with the exception of how a reactor works. its a stupid argument. dude. if you wanted my take on it? I think the Japanese should have told the whole truth from the get go with the powerplant situation. That way, more aid could have been provided. They only reported on leaks..and thats about it. It left everyone speculating. In a crisis as they are, the officials in Japan shoudl have been clear on the situation. |
Japanese president advised people who live in 20-30km distance to stay indoors, shut all vents and air conditioners and do the following: 1. if you have been outside in your clothes, remove them before entering. 2. If there had been clothes hung outside and already completely dried, do NOT bring them into the building as it is most likely the fabrics have already been contaminated. All measurements of sieverts have upped to milli sieverts, which is 1000x microsieverts, as measured before. Of course the station is saying that there is no effect to human body. What else do you think they are going to say? http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/photo/20110313-819949-1-L.jpg Now being consistantly measured at 400+ milli sieverts so that'd be 400x1000 = 400,000 micro sieverts, at 100,000 sieverts you are looking at that line that says "increased number people be diagnosed with cancer" and right now it's consistently 4x that. FYI: next line up 3,000,000 ~ 5,000,000 microsieverts or 5000 millisieverts = 50% of the population under this exposure will die. 7,000,000 ~ 10,000,000 microsieverts or 7000~10,000 millisieverts = 100% of people die 10,000,000 ~ 20,000,000 microsieverts or 10,000 ~ 20,000 millisieverts - death of the JCO operator (estimated exposure value) http://livedoor.2.blogimg.jp/dqnplus...0/b05fa12f.jpg EDIT: now the official statement says that it's VERY LIKELY that people in the 30km radius will be affected by the radiation on a health level. EDIT: Reactor #4 is on fire. |
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yeah, cnn/bbc might be full of shit, but at least u get the bigger picture and with that u can judge what u want to believe in. oh right, u are too fucking dumb to judge and filter out right or wrong. |
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People really need to do their own research on radiation and what is considered actual danger. I've done a TON of reading over the last few days and have learned a lot of information. Not from news sites, but from actual scientific websites. You would be quite surprised. The media is making everything sound much worse that it is. Sure there is a possibility of a melt down but it would be nothing close to Chernobyl due to the design of the building and capsule around the rods. Also, you don't have to worry about anything other than radioactive iodine here in NA after a few days. All of which can be easily countered with Iodide pills. |
http://livedoor.2.blogimg.jp/dqnplus...e/4e7cfde8.jpg radiation level measured in 東京都日野市南平2丁目のガイガーカウンター My best guess is Tokyo Prefecture Hino city South Hira 2-chome, as shown here: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&sour...,0.297318&z=12 The wind is now ramping up the radiation level in Tokyo prefecture as well. There's a big problem with the "let's hide inside and ride it out" advice as locals do not have clean water or food supply either. That 20-30km radius range covers a population of 450,000 people. That's 1/5 of all GVRD population now without clean water or food enough to ride this out for very long period of time. |
read up people. And no... no coles notes. Be a big boy now and use those reading skills you learned in school. http://ljkboerner.wordpress.com/2011...ion-poisoning/ http://www.ki4u.com/illwind.htm http://www.usatoday.com/yourlife/hea...ation_ST_N.htm http://www.ki4u.com/guide.htm http://www.ki4u.com/products1.php |
My prof is calling you an idiot hk2000. If you wanna argue with him email Paulo Sgarbi Ph.D psgarbi@langara.bc.ca He spent 20 minutes in class talking about nuclear chemistry/physics. He also said the refinery fire is probably worse for people then the threat of nuclear energy. |
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