8.9 Quake hits off coast of Japan! Live Updates.

Right now the winter weather front coming in will bring snow and colder temps but the wind is blowing towards the ocean from China so its going out to sea at the moment. They say weather will not break till the weekend

So it will be cold for the survivors but the radiation is blowing east


errrrr towards us



Winds at Japan Power Plants Should Send Radiation out to Sea
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Yes true but I was looking at their weather forecast also and the low front that should be in tomorrow will be blowing it right into Tokyo on its backside from what I saw.

Dedicated Live radiation geiger thread ,4.0-6.0 Sv deadly range currently hovering around 1.7sv www.abovetopsecret.com...

For those who don't want to go through the whole thread and are looking for (in my opinion) the BEST LIVE UPDATE?

YokosoNews

This guy has been on air translating since this tragedy began. 18 hours a day he's relaying first hand info, news briefs, links for info, etc. He's a HERO and I hope ATS supports him.

From the same site you'll find a great list of links here too: YokosoLinks

If Yokoso News has an overload you can try NHK News it's a great second source of info.

peace

1.81 in chiba now. I take it that defently aint good . now droped to 1.32 is it normal for it to fluxuate like that sorry about the spelling

sorry posted in wrong forum.

Good news is aftershocks are getting smaller and farther apart

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im having trouble understandign the graph why is it showing denver as being at 80? when ever thing else is around 20ish is this related to the japan thing or is this normal...

reply to post by KilrathiLG


Denver is a mile high---it always has higher levels of radiation, from being closer to space.

You have to watch that map for a day or so to get a feel for what's normal. It fluctuates all the time; 130 is alert level.

Originally posted by 00nunya00
reply to post by KilrathiLG

 

Denver is a mile high---it always has higher levels of radiation, from being closer to space.

You have to watch that map for a day or so to get a feel for what's normal. It fluctuates all the time; 130 is alert level.

True to some extent, and being a Colorado resident, IMO that Geiger counter that just read 80 could be close to the old Rocky Flats Plant. It would be nice to see a list below the map depicting the exact location of each Geiger counter.

ah i didnt know that in denver any new news i cant get the stream to load i think comcast is pissed at me for using all there bandwith hope no news is good news?

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Incredible, watch these skyscrapers dance.

Tuesday March 15 2011, 07:18:13 UTC 24 minutes ago off the east coast of Honshu, Japan 4.6 37.5
Tuesday March 15 2011, 07:08:29 UTC 34 minutes ago near the east coast of Honshu, Japan 5.0 30.1
Tuesday March 15 2011, 07:03:47 UTC 39 minutes ago near the east coast of Honshu, Japan 4.9 22.7
Tuesday March 15 2011, 06:56:31 UTC 46 minutes ago near the east coast of Honshu, Japan 4.7 30.0

man this is crazy 4 earthquakes in 20 mins? holy crap

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Been checking the last couple of days and Denver was not that high. I think it was 50s at most.
Take care, prayers for all of us.

Originally posted by TinfoilTP
www.youtube.com...

Incredible, watch these skyscrapers dance.

This is of a man attacking someone with a stick. Are you sure you got the right link, or are you tricking people?

reply to post by starchild10

Originally posted by starchild10
Been checking the last couple of days and Denver was not that high. I think it was 50s at most.
Take care, prayers for all of us.

It was as high as 80, I will get a screengrab if I see it again.

reply to post by starchild10


Solar flares, far-off supernovae, etc. Many, many things need to be taken into account, especially with Denver, who are less protected from space radiation. If it gets above 100, that's going to be unusual, AFAIK.

Originally posted by TinfoilTP
Incredible, watch these skyscrapers dance.

On the chance you made a mistake... I think you mean this one

From shortwave : local Japan radio station: 71 is all I got at the station ID on
There giving 15 min reports on the hour.

Core melt down might have occurred already.

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Time As of Now: 207 AM MST. March 15th Seawater pumping to exposed fuel rods. Seems to be working well, too cool the rods. Another reactor chamber where they are pumping seawater to has not been working well. Core melt down might have occurred in reactor in number two reactor .All EM power systems has failed.
Fuel rods have been exposed for a while. Did not say for how long.


U.S. sending 150 people for rescue around some other plant, but did not state plant or what kind of plant. Kind of cryptic.

Special Report Just on Radio.

1,900 dead confirmed. 15,000 missing. Over 2000 dead found on a two beaches.
Another 1000 plus found on another beach 7 miles away.
300 bodied found dead in another inland coatal area. 750 yet on another beach.
I’m loosing count there making statements to fast, while I type this.

Japan bracing for another EQ. Food supplies low and not reaching some areas Official Japan EQ reading is 9.2


Lost the signal SW.

Let's have some good news....according to this twitter the 9700 people who were missing in Minamisanriku are safe, and were evacuated in time.

twitter.com...

RT @rowhoop: Amazing: 9,700 missing people from Minamisanriku are safe: evacuated before the tsunami s.nikkei.com... (Jpnese)

Which has brought a smile to my face