8.9 Quake hits off coast of Japan! Live Updates.

reply to post by BartNL


Every website is chipping in on this event. But Pownews is one of the last websites I'd follow. Do they offer a source as to where they got the news from?

reply to post by Wolfcomplex


ad also ExtraAlien...also Sakurajima has erupted for the first time in 52 years. Webcam

122.20.254.201:443...

Info from Erik Klemetti's Eruptions blog at Big Think

bigthink.com...

Continuing prayers for the people of Japan.

- Japan to have another Earthquake over 7.0 in the next 3 days?

- It's being reported.

- It was interesting to see the U.S.S. Ronald Regan Aircraft Carrier pulling up off the Coast of Japan along with it's little escort of Destroyers.

- Interesting that a Warship came into Japan's Coast, Kim Jong ill sure is quiet...

Just remembered this symbolism of Japan today.

www.worldandi.com...

reply to post by DogsDogsDogs


Could be possible that those webcams went offline due to the quakes and tsunami. I tried them earlier and there still not working.

Originally posted by Brainiac
- Japan to have another Earthquake over 7.0 in the next 3 days?

- It's being reported.

Aftershocks that large are possible. There was a 7.1 shortly after the 9.0.

reply to post by BartNL


Is that another volcano erupting,or the same four which erupted as a result of the Earthquake?

Im going to get details of the volcanoes which has erupted so far and post it.

reply to post by nghtshd


Heh, yeah and what's going to happen in the here in the U.S. the West Coast is surely been unsettled...

reply to post by DogsDogsDogs


Actually, it erupted for the first time in 52 years earlier this year in January.
Source: www.agi.it...

(AGI) Tokyo- In addition to the tsunami and current nuclear alarm, the Shinmoedake volcano has erupted after two weeks of dormancy. Ash and projectiles have been spotted in the air four kilometers away local witnesses say. The 1,421 meter high volcano reawakened after 52 years last January, again on March 1, after which followed two weeks of inactivity.

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Quakes

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It is Japans day it seems

Latest update from BBC including massive problems of food and water shortages,lack of power,continuing rescue attempts and fears of futher reactor meltdown

www.bbc.co.uk...

reply to post by martin3030


Japan themselves are prepared pretty good. And the whole world is aiding Japan. I surely can say that we can tackle that problem for them?... let's hope so...

1501: More than 1,300 people are now confirmed to have been killed by the earthquake and tsunami which hit north-eastern Japan on Friday, state broadcaster NHK says.

1458: Meanwhile, Japan's meteorological agency has said the wind that is blowing over the Fukushima-Daiichi plant will blow from the west during Sunday night, pushing any radioactivity towards the Pacific Ocean, the Reuters news agency reports. Earlier, the wind was blowing from the south, raising concerns radioactivity could affect residential areas.

BBC News TV reporting that Onagawa nuclear plant is under difficulty now too.

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1456: Radiation levels at the Onagawa nuclear power plant in Miyagi prefecture are about 700 times higher than normal but are still low, the Tohoku Electric Power Company has said, according to the Maichi Shinbum website. Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency dismissed the possibility that the Onagawa plant was to blame, saying it was likely caused by the radioactive substances that scattered when a hydrogen explosion hit the troubled Fukushima plant on Saturday.

Now they are saying there was radiation in the 'hydrogen' blast. How can we trust these people?

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You forgot impending 7.0 earthquake(s).
I feel really bad for the Japanese people. Mainly because they have blessed my life with sushi, anime, and their accents are insanely charming.

IAEA reports a state of emergency at the Onagawa nuclear power plant
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www.iaea.org...

reply to post by shikori


Simple, you can't.

The best way to find out what is going on is by talking to someone who lives there that isn't with the MSM or government.

BBC news says a 60 year old man was found sat on the roff of his house...15 miles out to sea..

He was brought back to safety..

Wow.. 15 miles out.. poor guy..

Just gives you a small glimpse to the overall picture.

They just aadmited that radioactive particles were scattered in the 'hydrogen' explosiion