Japan races to avert nuclear meltdown as tsunami death toll threatens to top 1200

Japan races to avert nuclear meltdown as tsunami death toll threatens to top 1200

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JAPAN'S nuclear safety agency was unable to explain tonight an explosion at the earthquake-damaged Fukushima No1 power plant.

Emergency teams were worked to release dangerous pressure on a reactor at risk of melting down.

The Fukushima No1 and No2 power plants, 10 reactors in total, have been declared nuclear emergency sites, as the count of dead and missing people from Friday’s northern Honshu disaster exceeded 1,200.

The explosion at the No.1 plant’s No.1 reactor about 3:40pm local time injured four workers and vented radioactive material into the air.

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Does any of the more knowledgeable members have any access to radiation tracking satellites. Cant find any sources on-line
Just wondering how the radiation will spread from Japan globally.

We are in the UK And want to know if there is any chance of the radioactive material landing here. Time scales etc , so we can keep out of the rain.

Thanks

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Just thought I'd bolster your thread with video of the nuke plant exploding:

Thanks for your help sir, hopefully someone will know the answers that we need.

There is another thread about the nuclear reactor problem here
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and here

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