Published: August 3rd, 2011 at 5:59 am ET
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Highest radiation to date at Fukushima plant another hurdle for TEPCO, Asahi, August 3, 2011:
[...] The fact that such high levels of radiation [at least 10 sieverts per hour] were detected near piping connected to the outer atmosphere is further evidence that radioactive materials have spewed from the crippled reactors at much higher levels than previously believed. [...]
Because that level of radiation was detected on the outside of the piping, the level inside the piping could be even higher. [...]
TEPCO officials had assumed that high levels of radiation would mainly be detected within the reactor buildings containing the cores where the meltdowns occurred. [...]
Published: August 3rd, 2011 at 5:59 am ET
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Welcome back, enenews.
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Thought we had lost you
http://thewatchers.adorraeli.com/2011/08/03/sunspots-1261-and-1263-produce-pair-of-m-class-flares-expecting-geomagnetic-storm/
If anyone is interested in more radiation due to come our way from our life giving sun.
NUCLEAR FALLOUT, POLLUTION, RADIATION. Just some more food for thought.
http://thewatchers.adorraeli.com/2011/08/03/history-of-nuclear-weapons-testing/
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Agree. I was worried when it didn’t load for several hours.
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Wow. TEPCO just posted that radiation last night was uP to 30.5 Sieverts. Then this morning at 336 sieverts then 351 sieverts at midnight around reactor 1. WHAT THE FUCK ???
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Link?
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Sieverts? are you sure? I know it’s possibly over 10 sieverts as the counter only goes that high. Anyway, I hope this is not the corium reaching ground and just some residual stuck in the elbow of the pipe but I’m not sure if this would make the indoor readings increase. As I recall they had previously measured indoors at Reactor one and the readings were not this high.
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Radiation monitoring sites available at
http://realitycheck.no-ip.info/nnn.html
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I’m posting my observations there as well from now on…and at the other site…just for the very reason that all sites seem to go down from time to time.
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There you go
http://www.tepco.co.jp/nu/fukushima-np/f1/images/11080312_table_summary-j.pdf
reactor 1 has a “CAM” row with D/W A & B –
A seems to be down,
B reads 3.51E+02 Sv/hr with = 351 Sieverts/hr.
I am shaking in my boots ! Those are higher numbers than Chernobyl
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A quick re post cause i just cannot believed my eyes.
TEPCO just posted that radiation last night was uP to 30.5 Sieverts. Then this morning at 336 sieverts then 351 sieverts at midnight around reactor 1. WHAT THE FUCK ???
http://www.tepco.co.jp/nu/fukushima-np/f1/images/11080312_table_summary-j.pdf
reactor 1 has a “CAM” row with D/W A & B –
A seems to be down,
B reads 3.51E+02 Sv/hr with = 351 Sieverts/hr.
I am shaking in my boots ! Those are higher numbers than Chernobyl
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A is not being reported…is that the gauge called “bad” that kept spiking, perhaps?
nonetheless, the spiking in the drywells continues.
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I don’t think the problem is the pipe it’s the area near the pipe.
The pipe implies containment.
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…high rates than recorded..ya think…fission GROWS ….the radiation is increasing…and so it will…for a long time.
Why would it remain constant or decrease at this time?
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…further evidence that radioactive materials have spewed from the crippled reactors at much higher levels than previously believed…
Oh, Duh, good damn morning! What did you think your ‘retired’ Minister meant when he said TEPCO’s readings were wrong by several orders of magnitude? That would be x1000 – and you needed a ball of corium spew to convince you?
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I think this “previously believed” line is intentional on TEPCO’s part. CYA type of statement. I’ll bet they have been fully aware of extreme amounts of radiation since the reactors blew up and it is just starting to come out.
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Just starting to come out alright. It’s literally boiling black smoke/steam up from underground with those kinds of readings.
You can see some of it near the right foot of the picture they issued showing the guy in the Tyvek suit holding a pole under the pipe.
The reading may not be coming from the pipe – it may possibly be landing on the pipe. Something is coming from the ground underneath and the guy is nearly standing on it.
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Heart,…because we are ALL supposed to think only happy thoughts! Don’tchaknow,….what you can’t see, can’t hurt you,……? They will say that ‘we’ gave off ‘bad juju’,…made ‘good radiation’,..’BAD radiation’!
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…totally funny ….Jill
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Yeah,…thanks Heart,…I’m still ‘snortin’ over that one myself! The medicine must be ‘comin’ on!
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Oh Pooh,..Now I’m afraid I gave them their next strategy!
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….giggle ..small knowing laugh…
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You know what I think? The debris after the explosion in Chernobyl was giving out 10sv/hr. You find it in on youtube. The same must have happened in Fukushima. Instead of reporting that, Tepco cleaned the debris up and measured 10sv/hr in a pipe. What does that tell you?
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Yes, Maaa,…my new favorite saying:
“You can avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality”.
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That,…or this one,..”Boil and Bubble, Toil and T-R-O-U-B-L-E!”
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I just wonder how many of those workers have gotten radiation poisoning… they wouldn’t report it. There is NO WAY they have been working there and left unscathed.
And I agree, I think maybe the entire site is giving off that much radiation; they just chose to report the fucking mystery pipe because it sounds better than saying “holy shit… the whole place is fissioning!” I know, fissioning is not a word, but you know what I mean.
When do you think they will finally come out and say that the corium has hit ground water? When do you think they will finally admit that there is not a damn thing they can do about it?
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There was an interesting prog on my radio recently. A Japanese writer claimed that the Japanese have no first person singular. In other words they have no concept of ‘I’. This might explain a few things. e.g. Why they always fall in line with officialdom, or put up with shoddy or dangerous treatment that other peoples wouldn’t put up with.
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“Latest detection of such high radiation levels is evidence that radioactive material spewed from Fukushima at much higher levels than previously believed”….
We been telling you all that for many months now, but we don’t know shit! MSNBC, FOX, CNN, etc.
Where the fuck are you corporate shills? Oh yeah, the debt ceiling thing. I forgot.
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Yeah, forget horrible death. Let’s focus on trying to borrow MORE fucking money that we’ll never be able to pay back.
The thing is: This is not important to “them” because even after we’re all dead and gone, “they” will still be here. Even if it’s a different “they.” Does that make sense? Big money is way more important than the health of those who will only live 100 years maximum anyway. AND “they” will make a ridiculous amount of money selling us cancer treatment drugs. It’s all big business.
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@Poor Daddy
BBC reported on high readings today also three ministers sacked http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/mobile/world-asia-pacific-14398645
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