Revised to 7.1 IN JAPAN NOW TSUNAMI ALERT ISSUED, several nuclear power plants on emergency power

reply to post by RisenAngel77


Oh, I'm sure that that is a complete and total coincidence. All people saying that HAARP can make earthquakes are crazy and don't know what they're talking about. Just listen to the popular members with a high WATS index who are resident experts on the subject, since they know what they're talking about.

Originally posted by CCKP72
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OMG, I just thought of something.

What direction is this camera facing relative to the Nuclear Plants? Is it feasible that if there was a nuclear explosion that 1) it could be seen from this vantage point and 2) would it only be a flash of light like this?

Please someone tell me that I am crazy that this could NOT be a nuclear explosion...all flaming welcome in this instance.

How are you gonna get a nuclear explosion from a nuclear powerplant? They are two different animals.

The flash is clearly electrical. Anyone who has ever seen a transformer blow wouldn't give this flash a second thought.

reply to post by CCKP72


That's the first thing I thought too. It was huge whatever it was! I'm going to try to find out what it was and if I do I'll post it here.

I'm going to take a wild guess that the "light" was transformers and/or a substation going down- hence the power outage shortly after....

ETA: Yes, kite beat me to it!

reply to post by jaynkeel


There cannot be any type of explosion then? Fine by me...I don't claim to be a scientist.

Blue flash during the earthquake in Miyagi prefecture, any thoughts on what it could be? Start at 0:12

Originally posted by SonicInfinity
reply to post by RisenAngel77

 

Oh, I'm sure that that is a complete and total coincidence. All people saying that HAARP can make earthquakes are crazy and don't know what they're talking about. Just listen to the popular members with a high WATS index who are resident experts on the subject, since they know what they're talking about.

No im sorry, I don't buy that. yesterday I felt something drain from me, the same way it happened on march 11. So no, i don't buy it. There is also a HAARP facility close to where i live as well. My mom felt it too. So I know it wasn't just me.

Originally posted by CCKP72
reply to post by CCKP72

 

OMG, I just thought of something.

What direction is this camera facing relative to the Nuclear Plants? Is it feasible that if there was a nuclear explosion that 1) it could be seen from this vantage point and 2) would it only be a flash of light like this?

Please someone tell me that I am crazy that this could NOT be a nuclear explosion...all flaming welcome in this instance.

No, Nuclear plants don't do that.. They simply melt down.

The rods are surrounded in boron to prevent a chain reaction.(this absorbs the neutrons)

But if this shaking broke the square casings holding the rods, then we could have a melt down. nothing like Chernobyl though.

But these rod racks SHOULD be under 30 ft of water, but they are exposed currently. (reason for the steam coming out--the second they spray water on them, it evaporates. That's why they are now adding liquid nitrogen.)

If the leak is closed still, and they can fill/cover the rods, then we're all good. if not, they will probably need to bury the reactor in concrete/boron mix. (i.e. a sarcophagus like Chernobyl).

Terrible news.

I hope another tsunami doesn't hit, no reports yet.

If one hit the damaged nuke reactors, wouldn't that push all the radioactive material inland?

reply to post by CCKP72


No there can be an explosion just not the kind you were thinking of as in like an nuke bomb. I am far from a scientist myself but have learned quite a deal here through the last month or so. Sorry didn't mean to offend.

They just said on CNN that 2 NEW nuclear plants are being watched because they lost power....and they are saying it's just a precaution....nothing to worry about...

reply to post by vermonster


Thanks.

Its probably just a transformer blowing....

Feel so sorry for these poor people. Sky news say the light is an earth quake light. I dont have a clue myself though

Originally posted by bobbydazzler
Feel so sorry for these poor people. Sky news say the light is an earth quake light. I dont have a clue myself though

What's an "earthquake light"?

Originally posted by Skippy1138

Originally posted by bobbydazzler
Feel so sorry for these poor people. Sky news say the light is an earth quake light. I dont have a clue myself though

What's an "earthquake light"?

Wikipedia is your friend: en.wikipedia.org...

... as is Google.

Originally posted by jaynkeel
reply to post by CCKP72

 

No there can be an explosion just not the kind you were thinking of as in like an nuke bomb. I am far from a scientist myself but have learned quite a deal here through the last month or so. Sorry didn't mean to offend.

Yeah, it can 'explode', and one or two DID. It was a hydrogen explosion. The reactors lost power - no more water being add -- rods burn off the water into hydrogen. Gas pressure built, and blew the top off the reactors.

reply to post by jaynkeel


No offense taken! I was hoping to be wrong.

Many thanks for the insight.

reply to post by Skippy1138




my apologies for the music

Originally posted by Pharyax

Originally posted by CCKP72
reply to post by CCKP72

 

OMG, I just thought of something.

What direction is this camera facing relative to the Nuclear Plants? Is it feasible that if there was a nuclear explosion that 1) it could be seen from this vantage point and 2) would it only be a flash of light like this?

Please someone tell me that I am crazy that this could NOT be a nuclear explosion...all flaming welcome in this instance.

No, Nuclear plants don't do that..

They simply melt down.

The rods are surrounded in boron to prevent a chain reaction.(this absorbs the neutrons)

But if this shaking broke the square casings holding the rods, then we could have a melt down. nothing like Chernobyl though.

But these rod racks SHOULD be under 30 ft of water, but they are exposed currently. (reason for the steam coming out--the second they spray water on them, it evaporates. That's why they are now adding liquid nitrogen.)

If the leak is closed still, and they can fill/cover the rods, then we're all good. if not, they will probably need to bury the reactor in concrete/boron mix. (i.e. a sarcophagus like Chernobyl).

Thank you for this information. Very helpful, indeed.

They should have buried it weeks ago....but that is a topic for another discussion...