Fire breaks out at Fukushima Dai-ni nuclear plant — Started in basement near Reactor No. 1

New TEPCO analysis shows 94% of nuclear fuel melted in Reactor No. 3

Large scale melt predicted at units 2 and 3, World Nuclear News, May 26, 2011

Highest radiation dose yet at Reactor No. 1 — 204 Sieverts per hour in drywell

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Chunks of nuclear fuel appear to have entered drywell, causing damage: AP — Related to recent 192 Sievert/hour measurement in Reactor No. 1?

More Melted Fuel At Japan’s Fukushima Nuclear Plant Uncovered During UN Probe, AP, May 24, 2011

TEPCO analysis indicates Reactor No. 1 and 2 have breached containment vessels meant to stop radiation from leaking

Report: Reactor No. 2 has multiple 4-inch holes in CONTAINMENT VESSEL

Japan switches measurements: Reactor No. 1 drywell, not suppression chamber, now at 192 Sieverts per hour

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Radiation dose, Unit 1 nuclear power plant Hukushima, atmc.jp, May 24, 2011

Radiation at Reactor No. 1 skyrockets — Now over 200 Sieverts per hour

Work to reinforce No.4 reactor building starts soon, hoping done by August — To prevent bottom of spent fuel pool from falling out

Reactor No. 3: ‘Japan reports more radiation leakage’

Nitrogen injections into Reactor No. 1 stopped for hours yesterday because of equipment malfunction — Backup device in use

Highest Radiation Levels Yet: 1,000 millisieverts/hour found on debris outside Reactor No. 3

Report: Reactor No. 1 “exploded” after full meltdown — Similar pattern of disaster befell Reactors No. 2 and 3

Fukushima plant probably began spewing radiation within hours of earthquake: data, National Post, May 21, 2011

UPDATE: TEPCO may have to find another way to inject nitrogen needed to prevent blast at Reactor No. 3

Humidity, heat, radiation in reactor buildings, NHK, May 20, 2011

“Water dropping down from above” in Reactor No. 2 — Steaming spent fuel pool blamed

Workers find pools of water at No.2, NHK, May 19, 2011

TEPCO says it’s “difficult” to start injecting nitrogen needed to prevent blast at Reactor No. 3

NHK, May 19, 2011

Sharp rise in radioactive material near Reactor No. 3 – Seawater concentration triples in a day (VIDEO)

Melted fuel in Reactor No. 3 appears to have burned through pressure vessel — Loaded with rods containing plutonium

BBC: “Melted floor” at Reactor No. 1 — Damage “far more severe than initially thought”

Reactor No.1′s fuel rods “completely melted” admits TEPCO

TEPCO trying to “prevent re-criticality” at Reactor No. 3 — Temperature soaring in pressure vessel, up over 100°F in 24 hours even after increasing water injection

Unit 3 boric acid injection, to prevent re-criticality is also the No. 1.2, Yomiuri Shinbun, May 15, 2011

TEPCO: Reactor No. 2 and 3 water level gauges “not very trustworthy” — Likely malfunctioning as No. 1 did

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