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Thread is about the various issues surrounding Japan in the aftermath of the recent earthquake. Don't bring the shit side of the internet to the thread, and post with the realization that this thread is very important, and very real, to your fellow members. Do not post speculative and unconfirmed news you saw on TV or anywhere else. Generally the more dramatic it sounds the less likely it's true. | ||
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Razith
Canada431 Posts
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Rus_Brain
Russian Federation1894 Posts
DJ: Tepco Confirms Damage To No.4 Reactor Ceiling ------------------------------ | ||
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Razith
Canada431 Posts
On March 15 2011 11:05 Rus_Brain wrote: 1:59 DJ: Tepco Confirms Damage To No.4 Reactor Ceiling ------------------------------ Link please! | ||
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Dimagus
United States1004 Posts
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vega12
Japan73 Posts
EDIT: It might just be upon further listening that they are telling those from 20-30km away to stay indoors. | ||
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Dimagus
United States1004 Posts
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Dimagus
United States1004 Posts
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Razith
Canada431 Posts
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Dimagus
United States1004 Posts
On March 15 2011 11:14 Razith wrote: readings are now in milleseverts? I miss heard that.. anyone know what he said? I believe I heard 400 mSv for one, and 100 mSv for another. These are directly by specific reactors. | ||
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Rus_Brain
Russian Federation1894 Posts
DJ: Japan Edano: Possible Radiation Harmful To Human Health ------------------------------ | ||
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Rus_Brain
Russian Federation1894 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Thats how it looks ![[image loading]](http://reps.ru/img/japan-nuke-problems-rb-confirm-source-dj.jpg) You have to trust my word I do copy-paste | ||
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Dimagus
United States1004 Posts
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TimeOut
Germany1277 Posts
On March 15 2011 11:13 Dimagus wrote: Crap, they're giving mSv for on-site radiation now Yes. Now even I am worried. The readings were next to the reactor buildings, but that amount of mSv can no longer easily explained with vented steam and the hydrogen explosion. Pressure in the reactors is stable according to the press conference. But he just confirmed that the primary containment of #2 might be damaged with a very high probability. If that's true, combined with the radiation levels reported earlier, that's really really serious. (Source: Live press conference, CNN translation) Edit: On March 15 2011 11:22 Dimagus wrote: We need someone from the power company to be answering questions, they have the more specific details. Yes, more detailed answers and readings are necessary. I hope there will be an useful TEPCO press release soon. It needs to be clarified if these are sustained readings or just peak measurements again. | ||
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Dimagus
United States1004 Posts
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Vaeila
Netherlands336 Posts
On March 15 2011 11:20 Rus_Brain wrote: Unfortunately I receive news via DJ using my fx/stock trading programm. I dunno if you can find the sourse for free (at least while it is not published anywhere). + Show Spoiler + Thats how it looks You have to trust my word I do copy-paste Or read the DJ website and confirm it yourself  | ||
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Enki
United States2548 Posts
Just got this in my email. Apparently there are talks that workers in the #2 plant I believe are planning to leave, in which case they are saying that meltdown of the reactors will be inevitable. | ||
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thehorsebecomesking
189 Posts
On March 15 2011 11:23 Dimagus wrote: Edano did describe "Reactor 2 is not as stable as 1 and 3" which implies 1 and 3 are stable now. It only implies they are more stable than 2. | ||
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thehorsebecomesking
189 Posts
On March 15 2011 11:26 Enki wrote: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/15/world/asia/15nuclear.html?emc=na Just got this in my email. Apparently there are talks that workers in the #2 plant I believe are planning to leave, in which case they are saying that meltdown of the reactors will be inevitable. Interesting quote there: “It’s way past Three Mile Island already,” said Frank von Hippel, a physicist and professor at Princeton. “The biggest risk now is that the core really melts down and you have a steam explosion.” | ||
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playa
United States1284 Posts
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Dimagus
United States1004 Posts
On March 15 2011 11:26 Enki wrote: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/15/world/asia/15nuclear.html?emc=na Just got this in my email. Apparently there are talks that workers in the #2 plant I believe are planning to leave, in which case they are saying that meltdown of the reactors will be inevitable. They evacuated non-essential personnel so that only the 50 involved in the pumping of seawater remained. | ||
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