Air Force monitoring increased Iodine-131 in Europe

a reply to: penroc3

They actually got some really....unexpected results. People living in the building tended to be healthier than in surrounding areas,if that's the study I'm thinking of.

a reply to: penroc3

en.wikipedia.org...
there you go always amazed me that a person so young could do so much without any real problem till he was the problem

a reply to: hutch622

Nope, but they did all sorts of crap back then.

a reply to: Zaphod58

That's it. Not only did it nearly eliminate cancer, they were healthier overall.

a reply to: astra001uk

Aw cant a young man make his breeder reactor in peace......

His mug shot is a sad sight. Very burned all over his face.

Rip crazy scout

I wanta say something but ........

Hopefully, the U's will leak something.

a reply to: Zaphod58

Where would I find the study?

Sounds fascinating...and I seem to vaguely recall reading about this some years ago, in like Scientific American...or some such periodical.

a reply to: seagull

It was actually Taiwan, but here it is.

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

a reply to: seagull

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

www.jpands.org...


These may be of interest

a reply to: Bigburgh


July10. That's bizarre. That's the day Seth Rich was murdered. And this is the call sign.


Hmm.

a reply to: Miracula2

Meh, Mercury always has an odd callsign.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: seagull

It was actually Taiwan, but here it is.

This is why I usually don't post from work lol no time to verify anything

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Miracula2

Meh, Mercury always has an odd callsign.

Mercury.

You mean Apollo?

a reply to: Zaphod58

high white cell count probably helped their immune system...

I posted the below on another site but thought it would be good to share here too concerning this particular incident :

Thay are saying (in the few MSM outlets here in France (but NOT on the TV as I am sure that they think this will cause panic*)) that this pollution seems to have emanated from the East of Europe... Highest levels were detected in Warsaw in Poland.

*Especially after the Chernobyl incident when Pierre Pellerin who was former head of the state-run French body monitoring radiation said that the radioactive cloud stopped at the French border...

French authorities deliberately suppressed information about the spread of radioactive fallout from the May 1986 Chernobyl disaster over France, according to details of an experts' report leaked Thursday.

www.expatica.com...

Then justice was served (unfortunately not for those who suffered ill health or who have died however...) :

The former head of the state-run French body monitoring radiation was charged Wednesday with "aggravated deceit" over the alleged cover-up of the effects of the May 1986 Chernobyl disaster on France.

www.spacedaily.com...


The IRSN are saying that at this level of contamination there should be no consequences on public health here in France.

However, the IRSN is the leading competent entity along with the Ring of 5 when it comes to dedection of trace levels here in France and Europe and I would put most of my trust in them, I always look at their site after hearing anything about nuclear incidents in France on the MSM.

Couple of links :

IRSN : www.irsn.fr...

Ring of Five : www.iur-uir.org...

Warmest

Lags

It would be interesting to see if some meteorologist types here on ATS could do some research and extrapolate from that data a posssible release zone.

Way beyond my capabilities unfortunately due to a connection comparable to a dial up modem and a lack of knowledge in such things.

a reply to: Kukri

I haven't got any data on this at all which might mean they're not sure yet or it's touchy.

originally posted by: Kukri
It would be interesting to see if some meteorologist types here on ATS could do some research and extrapolate from that data a posssible release zone.

Way beyond my capabilities unfortunately due to a connection comparable to a dial up modem and a lack of knowledge in such things.

Read my post a bit further up.

For the moment results are showing Warsaw in Poland as haing the highest levels.

You can find some interesting information in the last two links I provided.

Warmest

Lags

a reply to: Bedlam

Yeah I was wondering about the "sensitivity" of such an incident. The fact they have a US snooper would indicate it's not a Western side problem but probably more of a Russian incident.

Pure speculation of course. I am however moderately confident with my initial response to it being a sub or other soviet era rustbucket that wasn't properly decommissioned.

Whatever it may be hopefully they can get a cap on it before it becomes something worse.

ETA: Looking forward to seeing what you, Zaph and others can discover on this one. Good to know we have such adept people here.

a reply to: Lagomorphe

Thanks Lag I'm heading out for the day but will give the links a read when I get back.