Air Force monitoring increased Iodine-131 in Europe

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Here is the lastest information regarding earthquakes in Russia.

earthquaketrack.com...

The WC-135 has now returned form its Mediterranean mission. It landed back at RAF Mildenhall, UK during the early hours of the 28th February.

CivMilAir Twitter Link

a reply to: tommyjo

Waiver missions suck. Unless they have another flight crew handy, it'll be another couple days before the next one.

a reply to: Zaphod58
So are we blaming them yet?

a reply to: CovertAgenda

Has there been a shred of evidence as to where it came from yet? Because I sure as hell haven't seen any.

a reply to: Zaphod58

I bet us lowly civilians will never hear the real story.

Whispers maybe

Im still going with weapons test

originally posted by: penroc3
a reply to: Zaphod58

I bet us lowly civilians will never hear the real story.

Hell, I haven't heard it. There's nothing but unsubstantiated gabble out there. I'd get more info if it was a Nork nuclear test. Way more.

a reply to: penroc3

The western media would have a field day with a confirmed Russian missile test, especially with their current anti Russian hacking crap!
I'm thinking it was an accidental reactor hiccup that was contained... and best kept quiet!

originally posted by: Agit8dChop
a reply to: penroc3

The western media would have a field day with a confirmed Russian missile test, especially with their current anti Russian hacking crap!
I'm thinking it was an accidental reactor hiccup that was contained... and best kept quiet!

It seems the western media have already hinted at blaming Russia
www.mirror.co.uk...

What I do wonder is though how much information do western news outlets get from such sites like ATS. It just seems that some of the wording in that article almost matches some comments on this thread. I'm sure if someone said that the Iodine was caused by aliens space ship exhausts that it would still end up in a tabloid somewhere

a reply to: ThePeaceMaker

We've noticed that with the aviation forum. We'll start talking about something and suddenly it's posted somewhere.

a reply to: ThePeaceMaker

Ruskies still running those RMBK graphite core reactors or did they give them up after Chernobyl...?

a reply to: firerescue

RBMK reactors
Location Unit First power Unit net capacity (MWe) Status
Lithuania
Ignalina 1 1983 1185 (originally 1300) Closed 12/2004
2 1987 1185 (originally 1300) Closed 12/2009
Russia
Kursk 1 1976 925 Operating until 2021
2 1979 925 Operating until 2024
3 1984 925 Operating until 2029
4 1986 925 Operating until 2030
5 - Construction suspended
Leningrad 1 1973 925 Operating until 2019
2 1975 925 Operating until 2021
3 1979 925 Operating until 2025
4 1981 925 Operating until 2026
Smolensk 1 1983 925 Operating until 2028
2 1985 925 Operating until 2030
3 1990 925 Operating until 2034
Ukraine
Chernobyl 1 1977 925 Closed 1996
2 1978 925 Closed 1991
3 1981 925 Closed 2000
4 1983 925 Reactor destroyed April 1986
5 - 925 Construction cancelled
6 - 925 Construction cancelled

The WC-135 and RC-135 flew a mission over the Baltic on the 1st March.

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a reply to: tommyjo

Well that answers the question of if they have an extra crew with them.

a reply to: Zaphod58

So, they are still sniffing around, for a so called low level pharma leak.
This seems a rather expensive exercise if it's just a faulty filter at a pharma plant !!
If I had to guess, and it is pure speculation on my part, I wouldn't be surprised if someone had tested a new low yield weapon somewhere. Of course, many a poster here has had their own theories and guesses, but again, this a lot of sniffing by the USAF for a so called very low level, non threatening I-131 leak eh. I am still wondering if anything else has been detected alongside I-131. If anything else was leaked, surely other data collectors across Europe would have said something by now, wouldn't they ?

a reply to: nelloh62

If there were other isotopes reased they were detected no doubt about that.

Just we will probably NEVER hear about it unless a video slips on to the net of said test (never going to happen)

I think I've made my idea on what happended clear so i wont go into that.

I would love to know if anyone is sampling the waters or if any science type vessels made a detour, to bad we dont know where the subs are...

a reply to: penroc3

You make a good point about about 'any other vessels'. I wonder if there are any ships in the area of Barents or Baltic sea having a sniff or a sample. I have a feeling though it might be harder to detect in water, but i'm no expert.
According to this link pripyat.com...
the most significant was I-131, along with a load of other nasty stuff.
I do feel we need to keep digging into this, at least until said Pharma plant holds its hands up

a reply to: nelloh62


my bet is that the I-131 leak(s), at various locations in the EU... are a Beta Test to track the winds and other ways an even more deadly radioactive agent can be disbursed in the future, using mostly foot-soldiers to place the toxic agents in strategic places to begin the conquest of the EU

RC-135 62-4138, operating as Danic13 was flying over Poland on a long mission. Constant Phoenix, operating as Enka14 was over France.

If traces of the Iodine are still being detected can we say that something could be leaking somewhere ?