Animated map of the radioactivity plume from Fukushima - Updated real time, page 4


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reply posted on 31-3-2011 @ 10:10 AM by elevenaugust
Updates

Observations and simulation Japan map of the I131 diffusion from March 29th 00h UTC to March 31st 11h59PMUTC avalaible
here

Observations and simulation worldwide of the Cs137 ground diffusion March 31st 13h UTC:



The dry deposition displaying the total accumulated deposition along the path of the plume from March 30th to April 02nd:



UC Berkeley Nuclear Engineering Air Monitoring Station daily update:

3/30 (5:30pm): Our milk sampling results are now posted. The only isotope we have detected besides background is I-131, at 0.70 Becquerels per liter. This level is lower than our rain water measurements by a factor of approximately 10, while higher than our creek water measurements by a factor of 10. One would have to drink roughly 3,800 liters of milk to receive a radiation dose equivalent to a round-trip cross-country flight.
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reply posted on 31-3-2011 @ 04:31 PM by elevenaugust



reply posted on 31-3-2011 @ 05:06 PM by kalenga
reply to post by hawaii50th

KUDOS hawaii50th, what a great way to show us via your youtube vid. It is most alarming and bad as we are only getting this info from coming on ATS and finding out from all you gurus what is going on? Keep up the good work....


reply posted on 31-3-2011 @ 08:06 PM by Evanzsayz
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Just think if one small island/country can do this kind of damage with nuclear facilities to the world...wonder how usa would favor do they have many nuclear facilites by the coast? I would hope not, a 5yr old boy would be smarter than that


reply posted on 31-3-2011 @ 08:18 PM by canofnothing
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well looking at this makes me realize that the real danger would be if other nuclear power plants were to have a fall out. 3 or 5 together in different locations could be a big issue. They might not be going to explode but they are dirty.


reply posted on 1-4-2011 @ 12:45 AM by stirling
There is insufficient details at this late hour even, to really determine if there is serious meltdown going on in all but #2 which we know is cooking off.
Breach of containment vessels should result in massive amounts of highly radioactive water possibly going anywhere theres somewhere for it too run to.
The ocean is so close it is a no brainer for any escaping liquid to end up entering the sea.
What we have here is a good possibility of the mother of all dirty bombs.
I sicerely wish somebody who has the figures would do some rough totals,
How much "hot"fuel is involved?
How much depleted fuel rods and what state are they in?
WHERE IS ALL THIS STUFF?
The reactor buildings had tanks higher up where the depleted rods were stored.
With much of the several structures gone, where did the depleted rods end up?
The hot fuel which is inside the four reactors,must be way too hot for entombment i think.
They may have to cool the mess down for some(possibly yrs) time to come.
Then after yrs of pumping water, they will be able to bury or detoxify the site till its safe for life to return there.


Worst case in my mind is the escapement of a large quantity of the radio active material through the actions of leakage, and or the actions of another possible tsunami sweeping much out to sea.....
As the plants are horribly damaged now, the force of such event may be sufficient to virtually obliterate the plants and leave little behond but a trail of radioactive components strewn both above and below the waterline.
Also with further 6.0 and even stringer quakes continuing to strike the area at shallow depths along that same fault,The heightened possibility is all too real.

There is an urgent need to find out just how much volume of nuke material is on site there, as well as finding out what the same amount would be capable of causing as far as disaster scenarios.
Perhaps we are safe for now.
But this shows no signs of being a short lived crisis.
I suspect well be so tired of hearing about the ups and downs of the aftermath to this event for years that well be able to tune it out instinctively in a generation or so.....for now i haave a mitload of unanswered questions.
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