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Originally posted by crazydaisy
Is this not already a worse case scenario?
If not, then how much worse could it get?
Originally posted by crazydaisy
Why have they said nothing about evacuations?
I know, a lot of questions. I feel so bad for the
people in the middle of this disaster. They
are probably being told less than we are.
Originally posted by Human0815
As long as the molten Fuel is inside of the containment
as long the Situation is relative stable!
This amounts of 74 Sievert/h is in fact Peanuts,
they just stopped (for the Press) to go deeper
and closer to the Corium!
Originally posted by Human0815
Originally posted by crazydaisy
Is this not already a worse case scenario?
If not, then how much worse could it get?
Oh, please don't ask
There are much worse Scenarios!
As long as the molten Fuel is inside of the containment
as long the Situation is relative stable!
This amounts of 74 Sievert/h is in fact Peanuts,
they just stopped (for the Press) to go deeper
and closer to the Corium!
Originally posted by crazydaisy
Why have they said nothing about evacuations?
I know, a lot of questions. I feel so bad for the
people in the middle of this disaster. They
are probably being told less than we are.
The young People of F'Shima-Ku (City)
need to go, there is no way to stand in that Town,
for Children this City is out of Discussion- they must go!
They observe the Situation much more than all of you
and they found different Ways to handle this Disaster,
one Fact is that nearly no one in Japan is living on a Ground
(only the Farmers do)
the majority is living in Houses with Air-Filter- and Conditioning,
many People change Clothes when they arrive
and that we do not wear Boots at Home is well known!
Ca. 75-80% of the Towns are sealed, there is no Soil anymore,
just Asphalt, Concrete and Stones,
there is the possibility to move the Radiation from there to the Sewage
Originally posted by MamaJ
My question is... WHY would anyone want to live there knowing what is going on and will go on.
I just don't get it! lol
Originally posted by TheMindWar
I cant believe people still live in the vicinity of this disaster. I would have packed my family up and moved thrm the day it happened. Even if you have no roof over your head I would set up a tent and live in the till we found another home.
Rather live in a tent than in a highly radioactive house!
Originally posted by MamaJ
My question is... WHY would anyone want to live there knowing what is going on and will go on.
I just don't get it! lol
Originally posted by kdog1982
If you think thats scary,you should read this mega thread thats been going since day 1,all 1237 pages of it.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by Human0815
Originally posted by TheMindWar
I cant believe people still live in the vicinity of this disaster. I would have packed my family up and moved thrm the day it happened. Even if you have no roof over your head I would set up a tent and live in the till we found another home.
Rather live in a tent than in a highly radioactive house!
Oh, ca. 25-35% done this when you watch the Numbers,
also many Schools have lost 40% of their Students,
as closer you come to the Evacuation Zone as more People left!
Old People (above 50) do not need to leave the Zone outside of the Evacuation Zone
but the younger one should move until they find a Space under 0.55uSv/h
for the People above 40 Years,
0.35uSv/h for the People under 30 Years,
0.25uSv/h under 20 Years and the younger Ones should not face any artificial Radiation!edit on 29-3-2012 by Human0815 because: above/ under confusion!
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by kdog1982
If you think thats scary,you should read this mega thread thats been going since day 1,all 1237 pages of it.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
The monster thread is the most concise compilation of the ongoing disaster in Japan. I posted in that thread for hundreds of pages, until I had to take a mental health break from it. I still read daily. Some of the best, and most dedicated researchers on ATS are the backbone of that thread. God/Goddess Bless them all....
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