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Are you saying that the multiple meltdown is a hoax?
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by muzzleflash
I doubt he was saying:
Are you saying that the multiple meltdown is a hoax?
.....but,you have to admit.....the nuclear reactor situation in Japan IS being exaggerated, here on ATS.
Let's get in our way-back machine.....to August, 1945. Two...count 'em 2, Air Burst radiation release events occurred on Mainland Japan. One over the city of Hiroshima, and another over the city of Nagasaki. (Might have heard about them, in history?)
These released large quantities of fission radiation,and fissionable material, into the atmosphere, at altitude. (Of course, shall we also ignore the earlier ground-level detonations of fission bombs, in the Pacific Atolls, as tests? Or, in New Mexico, before that?)
Other than the direct victims in Japan, in 1945....who were in closest proximity.... what sorts of "fallout" of a detrimental nature resulted from those events?
Surely there must be some scientific, non-hysterically hyperbolic comparisons available to research?
edit on 8 April 2011 by weedwhacker because: the theta radiaiton is eating my brain cells......
We actually tested a lot more nuclear weapons in open air than that.