If you have the live cam up now it looks like some steam on the upper left of the cross and a man working in the lower right. The cross was a lens flare not visible now. Still looks like a man working there to me though.

OK, trying to orient myself with the camera views

Here is the latest Google Earth view of Fukushima Power plant
Its a 2012 Geoeye image



I have drawn lines as close as I could based on this image



I just want to kind of find out where that light would be located.

Things look very different there now.

I believe the Google Earth image shown is not Fukushima...Go to the coastline and find it just to the south of a town called Futaba which is east of Koriyama...

I really can't see it being a some kind of welder. It's just appears to be permanent. It never seems to stop.

Very weird. Even if it was some type of electrical short you think it would burn itself out eventually.

OK

I watched the cam tonight starting at 5 pm (15:00 hours). The sunset was pretty good. There was a large band of dark clouds going over and the horizon was light up with the sunset. The shadow play on the west side of the buildings was good too. As the sun got lower, it lit up the tops of that tall grass plant there on the right side, red.
There is a pretty big clump there where our light is.

At 6:28 the light on Reactor 1 came on as did a small light to the right of our light.
At 6:30 exactly our light came on. I could still see the lit up horizon over the light.
It is breezy, the light was doing exactly as you have seen it. Its the vegetation.

I suggest you all take some time and just watch that cam near to sunset. Just sit and stare, empty your mind and don't think of anything. Just watch. Watch the clouds, watch the shadows.