Japan's nightmare gets even WORSE: All THREE damaged nuclear reactors now in 'meltdown' at tsunam

Originally posted by mr-lizard

Originally posted by Imhotepsol
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Wasn't so bad not only did we get FREE CORN, we also got the chance to spread our lucky charms all over the face of mother earth, the dirty dirty thing.

How's the subjication of public offices, the Illuminati, body scanners and Marshall law working out

So yeah to summise

FREE CORN!!!

edit on 14/3/11 by Imhotepsol because: (no reason given)

I was being rhetorical but i think your attitude stinks, you're more concerned about your childish comics, than the lives of hundreds of thousands of people?
Are you trolling, or are you just a natural jerk?

Trolling is a necessary art...

People like to think they're really concerned about the welfare of the Japanese and coming together to do some good but what actually happens is....

A major catastrophe causes us to think "holy balls what if that was us". That fear for our own life gets displaced and suddenly we become all concerned over the Japanese. This disaster will not change any ones life outside of the Japanese and the people who've directly lost relations to the disaster. Yet here on ATS we have posts popping up left right and centre by flag and star whores looking for personal attention .

I didn't say every thread was created for this reason but I would argue that the vast majority of them are which to me is far more insidious and trollish then a sarcastic comment about manga.

But like if you don't get it then that's cool to. Just keep feeding me your bones for bread please.

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Yes don't worry people it is completly safe no radioactive fall out present every time we vent the reactor which is melting and releasing Cessium and iodine. Good god what is with these people if these reactors melt throught the floor all bets are off the west coast will be glowing from outerspace.


OMG I cannot believe the audacity of these people to think we are so ignorant . hello were are all scientist here and we see what is happening. And to all the people on the west coast get ready you have 5 days before that goes through the floor and 4 days before the jet stream brings it to us give or take 2 days.

Good luck peeps and protect yourself. prepare now. Get some duct tape on hand. 10 rools should be suffient to tape up your windows. If you have an indoor fitler I would reccomend you get it on now.

RB out

Originally posted by bladdersweat
okay, i have asked the moderaters to weigh in on my thread and if we find this to be debunked mis-info then by all mens please skunkwork this,

I don't think its misinfo mate.

A few other news sources and rumours are mentioning things.

news.sky.com... 1706?lpos=World_News_First_World_News_Article_Teaser_Region_1&lid=ARTICLE_15951706_Video_Japan_Quake_And_Tsunami%3A_Plea_For_US_Help_After_Second_Expl osion_At_Nuclear_Plant

BREAKING NEWS8:10pm UK, Monday March 14, 2011
Japan Asks US To Help Stop Reactor Meltdown

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Japan has asked the US for help to stop a quake-damaged nuclear reactor plunging into uncontrollable meltdown.


The plea comes after a second hydrogen explosion occurred at a nuclear plant where officials warned that three nuclear rods in a cooling-starved reactor appeared to be melting.
Plumes of grey smoke billowed into the air after the blast at the Fukushima Daiichi plant's number 3 unit, injuring 11 people.
Japan's chief cabinet secretary Yukio Edano confirmed the fear of rods melting inside all three of the site's most troubled reactors.
"Although we cannot directly check it, it's highly likely happening," he said.
Officials insist the inner reactor's container remains intact - but concern was raised when number 2 unit's fuel rods were left fully exposed by a falling cooling water level.
Workers managed to raise water levels after a second drop on Monday night, but they began falling for a third time, according to nuclear agency official Naoki Kumagai.
Specialists are now considering spraying water directly on the hermetically-sealed container in an attempt to cool it.
NUCLEAR EXPERT OLLI HEINONEN SAYS SITUATION 'VERY GRIM'

The former deputy director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) told Sky News that the status of the faulty reactor may deteriorate even more.
"I think the situation is still very, very grim - we are by far not over the worst," Olli Heinonen said.
Harvard-based Mr Heinonen said it is now important for US expertise to be employed to minimise the risk of a catastrophic failure.
"They are the best people to know their (reactors') behaviour, particularly when you go into this phase and assess the consequences."
The EU has also asked the IAEA to convene an extraordinary meeting of members states to discuss the nuclear alerts.

Meanwhile, France's ASN nuclear safety authority said the nuclear accident in Japan could be classed as level 5 or 6 on the international scale of 1 to 7 - on par with the 1979 US Three Mile Island meltdown.

So ANYWAYSSSS

There seem to be a lot of conflicting reports, whether or not the reactors have been cooled or if the reactors are in meltdown mode...

Originally posted by Imhotepsol
OMG I just saw this! Does this mean my Anime and Manga will be delayed. That would be really tragic for me :/

yes, lets hope your anime (instead of the Japanese) survives this tragedy.

Hello everyone this is TRUMC77 I didn't know if everybody was in the know about this but I thought I'd put it on here anyway. All my local CVS, Whole Foods, Safeway, Rite Aid, and Walgreens are all out of Iosat Potassium Iodide and get this I've checked like at least 30 websites so far and everyone of them is out also and the ones that do you allow you to order say it can take 5 days and up to 60 days at most to get. So now that this is on here does anyone know where else to get some????

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I know unfortunetly one depends on the other. We need to set up an ATS fund or something to save our Manga, or the Japanese whichever you feel better about.

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It's true, Op.

Whilst the 'daily fail' is indeed a dubious source, both the BBC News and RT News are reporting right now that Russia has gone on High Alert for risk of radiation cloud speading to them.
They have also been reporting that the two reactors are in partial (hmm) meltdown with a third about to blow and go the same way. There's nothing they can do, it seems.
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This is very, very serious and will be effecting us all for many years to come.

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I dont know if people realize this or not but the # the keep blowing in the air is Radioactive. They keep releasing the core pressure to prevent it from fracturing and melting through the floor.


Everytime they release it is because they cannot stop the burning process and the release of cessium and iodine. The release of hydrogen once it hits O2 this is what causes it to explode.


Not much time left peeps preppare for the worst because it is about to happen. I say three to 4 days left before that breaches the floor or comes through the control rod mech underneath...
OMG I cannot believe it has come to this.


PREPARE PREPARE PREPARE.

Don't say I did not call this one

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Did you try Amazon.com?
They had some on Saturday.

For all you who are worried to much this is a plant who detect radiation

There is experimental evidence from an antinuclear group in Japan that a certain species of Spiderwort plant shows effects of radiation exposure when the radiation is not detectable by any instruments. This indicates that biologically sensitive is much greater than currently assumed or else that some types of radiation which are capable of biological effects exist which cannot be detected by electronic means and are not allowed for conventional theory.

The stamens of the Spiderwort flower are usually blue or blue-purple. In the presence of radiation, however, the stamens turn pink Common Spiderwort (Tradescantia bracteata) Found throughout all but the extreme northern counties of North Dakota, common Spiderwort is a striking plant. Elsewhere, the species ranges from Montana to Kansas eastward to Michigan and Indiana.

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on topic please, we have much serious issues at hand, as we reach a point of no return and have no solution for this alarming crisis that is growing

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Too right! This is one nice thing to see in all of this mess,..how so many are pulling together in the mission to do what they can to help.

Originally posted by loagun

Originally posted by Imhotepsol

Originally posted by loagun

Originally posted by Imhotepsol
reply to post by Wildeagle

 

Boooo@you for not having the inate sense of sarcasm your country men are blessed with.

you are a loser.

Standing up for a woman on the innernet, you Sir are a rare gent. +Star

edit on 14/3/11 by Imhotepsol because: (no reason given)

actually that was sarcasm...

So I'm not a loser? Great I'll call Charlie Sheen and let him know I'm still too busy Winning.

Hey thanks GE!
There is the kind of engineer that stakes his own life
driving the train, or the ship, or the plane...
Then there are the ones that work for GE
who built a lot of this mess.
on fault lines
everywhere

there are 101 reactors in the US
heh heh
built by the lowest bidder
probably all built on fault lines.