IS A SECOND REACTOR COMPLEX IN TROUBLE? UPDATE - Radiation surging in Ibaraki, Japan.
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UPDATE - Radiation surging in Ibaraki, Japan. IS A SECOND REACTOR COMPLEX IN TROUBLE?
UPDATE - Radiation surging in Ibaraki, Japan. IS A SECOND REACTOR COMPLEX IN TROUBLE?
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Permalink Reply by giselle alice wilding on
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I have heard 11 a long time ago as well and I thought there was a complex 10 miles or so from the first in trouble. But is it reactor sites or reactors? (there are a number of reactors at each site) I assume Stuxnet virus is in all reactor complexes and if the Japanese do not behave they are just activated as punishment by "them".
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Permalink Reply by LYNN SHEDLER on
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You mean to tell me that it takes ALL Those Nuclear Plants to power Japan??? Come on!!!! I've never seen such a jumbled 'mess' of colours all in one area; in my life. Geography 101 - If you can't read the map - don't show it. TULA says there are 11 Nuclear Sites damaged - not 6. Where are these
coming from??? I've been following this very closely and nowhere does it say that there were more reactors damaged. My friends and I say; that if there is any more activity - Japan will slowly sink to
Ocean floor - gone forever!!! Like Atlantis - an Earth Quake of the size sunk her. Is it a legion or is it a fact. And they didn't have Nuclear Power Plants either!!! No one has been able to find it either....
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The real time radiation monitoring by prefecture showed radiation levels in the city of Ibaraki going from 639 to 2040 over a period of 12 hours March 20th!
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However, Ibaraki is 83 miles from the Fukushima power station!
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But there is another nuclear power station right next to Ibaraki, the Tōkai Nuclear Power Plant, which has one operational reactor and one decommissioned reactor, with an undetermined status of the spent fuel rods.
It seems unlikely that radiation from Fukushima is the reason for the radiation surge at Ibaraki in the last 12 hours, without corresponding increases in other cities within 80 miles of the Fukushima reactors. Of course, there are no readings from Fukushimna or Miyagi prefectures at all and maybe the entire coastline for 100 miles is rapidly becoming hotter. But given the nearly identical circumstances of nuclear power stations on the shoreline added to massive quake and tsunami, one must wonder if there is more damage to the other coastal nuclear power stations than is being admitted to.
One thing is obvious from the radiation surge; something bad just happened somewhere!
UPDATE: Confirmation of problems at Tokai-2 reactor, March 13, 2011.
UPDATE 2: Tokai Reactor has had prior criticality accident.
Update 3: April 2, 2011. I find and load a free app for my iPhone that shows real time radiation levels collec... This is what the screen shows.
The tiny radiation symbol towards the top of the display is the location of the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power station. Since the area surrounding the Fukushima plant has been evacuated, it makes sense there will be no radiation readings in that area. Yet to the south we see an obvious hot spot where radiation readings are much higher. It turns out those higher radiation readings cluster around Ibaraki and in particular the nuclear power station located at Tokai!
Taking a look at the same data through a Google Earth View, we again see a high radiation spike.
In the following framecap, the location of Fukushima relative to the radiation hot spot is indicated with the green arrow.
It should be obvious from this data that something bad happened or is happening at Tokai, which is much closer to Tokyo. Aside from the initial report of cooling failure on the 13th, there has been no reports at all of conditions at Tokai. Yet the raw data suggests all may not be well at that facility.