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TheWetCoast
This is based off of data released over six months ago. These numbers might need to be multiplied by 5-10 times to be accurate.
TheWetCoast
reply to post by penninja
The amount of radiation flushed into the Pacific Ocean thus far is at least 450,000 lethal doses per day. The Pacific ocean IS huge, but at some point in time the cumulative effects will catch up with us.
The Earth's core is made mostly out of IRON. The results of Fukushima will destroy about 2/3rds of the global population within 100 years.
Sk8ergrl
Something tells me if this gets any worse then Japan will be a no go area and the people will need to be relocated. But if the fuel rods do end up in the earths crust then I don't know what would happen and I'm interested in your theories. Isn't the earths core and magma made from radiation?
Sk8ergrl
Something tells me if this gets any worse then Japan will be a no go area and the people will need to be relocated. But if the fuel rods do end up in the earths crust then I don't know what would happen and I'm interested in your theories. Isn't the earths core and magma made from radiation?
Fukushima is beyond humanities ability to "solve". This problem is going to exist for MILLIONS of years.
penninja
reply to post by TheWetCoast
I find that people that look for solutions find them, most of what people are talking about is scientific rubbish.
Once upon a time a man invented fire, over the next 50 years many of his tribe burned their huts down and died from having no home, some touched it and died from burns, others fell in it, set fire to the forest where they got their food...
A few, invented burn creams from plants, figured out how to surround it by rocks etc etc... and life went on.
There is always a solution. I Do NOT agree with Nuclear as an energy source, it's way too dangerous, human life is valuable. BUT this will be fixed, the horror stories are exaggerated.
Stop it... maybe not, maybe not ever, contain it. learn a lesson from it YES... well hopefully someone learns something, i'm not worried about Fukushima by itself killing me, I'm worried it will happen again and again until it does.
TheWetCoast
The Earth's core is made mostly out of IRON. The results of Fukushima will destroy about 2/3rds of the global population within 100 years.
Sk8ergrl
Something tells me if this gets any worse then Japan will be a no go area and the people will need to be relocated. But if the fuel rods do end up in the earths crust then I don't know what would happen and I'm interested in your theories. Isn't the earths core and magma made from radiation?
Much less information is available in the case of plutonium isotopes. Trace amounts of Pu isotopes originating from the accident have been identified in soil samples. While it is known that atmospheric releases of Pu were several orders of magnitude lower than that from Chernobyl accident, no information on Pu isotopes in the liquid direct releases to the sea is available. Pu isotopes have been measured in marine sediments outside a 30 km radius circle around Fukushima. Results do not show any contamination due to the accident. Instead Pu isotopes here detected are attributed to global fallout. However, the situation inside the 30 km zone remains unknown. It could be possible that Pu isotopes entered this coastal area from the direct release of contaminated water in early April 2011. The objective for this work consists of showing, by means of numerical modelling, that, if Pu contamination originating from the accident would be present in sediments of the close area to Fukushima, contamination would not reach areas far from the plant. Contamination would be restricted to the close area because of the low mobility of Pu. Thus, it would not be detected if samples are not collected there. Consequently, further studies on the determination of Pu isotopes in seawater and sediments within the 30 km zone would be required.
tetra50
reply to post by penninja
and what is your opinion via zeolyte, and the purported Russian 27-4 element for cleansing and bonding radioative waste, may I ask, pardon me for me boo, boo take on the scrap it......
I cannot believe I'm asking your opinion on anything.....such as it is...for it is what it is...
Human0815
Maybe you think to much of my Origin?
I wrote it already hundred Times that i am not a Japanese and just living here
but you will not hear more because i hate Racism in every form!
Human0815
No!
There is no interest to work with Caucasians and imho. this is justified!
First they should start to fix their own Problems which are not smaller
than Fukushima!
They are (imho.) not needed and not welcome, that simple!
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