BREAKING NEWS: Operations to prevent meltdown at Japanese nuclear plant halted due to radiation surg
 

BREAKING NEWS: Operations to prevent meltdown at Japanese nuclear plant halted due to radiation surge


That's probably about it. Game over.

Horror now has a new name.... and it is Fukushima Daiichi

Workers evacuate stricken nuclear plant
Setback as Japan struggles to contain spiraling nuclear crisis

FUKUSHIMA, Japan ? Workers at a quake-damaged atomic power plant suspended operations and evacuated Wednesday after a surge in radiation made it too dangerous to remain there, dealing a setback to Japan?s frantic efforts to stem a nuclear crisis.

"All the workers there have suspended their operations. We have urged them to evacuate, and they have," Japan's chief cabinet secretary, Yukio Edano said, according to a translation by NHK television.

Edano said that a surge in radiation Wednesday meant workers were unable to continue even minimal efforts at the stricken nuclear plant.

i dont understand why they did not pour concrete in these bitches like they said they would...

there must be something big going on here that is not being discussed....






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You ever pour concrete on something really fucking hot?





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Me neither, but the result cant be good.

http://i.imgur.com/0ZMLn.jpg

looting in japan, try to crack open the safe

Though the China Syndrome is a Myth, bottom meltdown will still create a huge cloud and deep-environmental pollution: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories...M&SECTION=HOME

Let's just expect that they're soft-pedaling the truth and expect the worst, shall we?

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I just read that on CNN. Let's hope the saftey measures hold. I have a feeling that spot will never have anything on or around it again.

That would have very little effect if any at all.

Edano said that a surge in radiation Wednesday morning meant workers were unable to continue even minimal efforts at the stricken nuclear plant.

About 45 minutes later, though, radiation levels near the plant came back down, he said. It's possible that evaporation from reactor No. 3 may have caused the temporary surge, Edano said, although that can't be immediately confirmed.The cabinet secretary added that there was no need to broaden the overall evacuation radius around the nuclear complex.

isn't it how the sealed up chernobyl?

i imagine they put some other wacky chemicals in there first, but i thought they basically dumped concrete all over it and it is now sealed under a boatload of concrete?

The truth is they've been lieing from the start. Apart from the (now) impending meltdowns, each one of those explosions blew thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of spent plutonium/uranium rods thousands of feet into the air. They knew it. Spent rods on fire are HIGHLY reactive. 1 micron can kill you.

No need for details... Amp already summed it up: Game Over.

game over :(

thank those fucking Australians who sold them the uranium :321GFY:BangBang:

And that's why North Korea should start pointing their missiles.. Get the workers back regardless!

Russia lived through Chernobyl, and Japan will live through this.

Don't mean to bust your optimistic bubble Rochard but.. you're still talking about Japan.
Japan is pretty much out of the picture now.

This is going to make Chernobyl look like mothers milk.

Chernobyl Radiation Cloud:
http://www.unit5.org/chemistry/chernobyl.jpg

:Oh craphttps://qed.princeton.edu/images/thu...l_accident.jpg

death is certain

This doesn't look good at all...

Maybe they just want to be safe?

you game over guys are pretty calm in the wake of it all.

i'm impressed with your ability to keep it together and even taking time out at the gfy to say game over.

Believe it or not that most likely is because of the amount of concrete needed and no way to get it to the location.

It will be in the hundred ton range.

Wow, that looks bad.

But how many people died at Chernobyl? Less than a thousand? Here's a quote for you:

And what makes what's happening in Japan any worse than what happened in Chernobyl?

Don't get me wrong, this is a disaster no matter how you spin it. And I'm sure that tens of thousands were affected by Chernobyl. But it's not the end of the world, and not the end of Japan.

That's a great school project ...

Workers are already back at damaged nuke plant.

http://english.kyodonews.jp/
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nhk-world-tv
Trustable TV station with decent news.