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Category Archives: Radioactivity Measurements – Opening Page
June 10 Fukushima update from DN!
Democracy Now!’s recent overview update: http://www.democracynow.org/2011/6/10/as_japan_nuclear_crisis_worsens_citizen
Background Radiation DOSE & fallout deposits’ ACTIVITY… – What’s the calculation trick?
You know what I am truly curious about? How dose rates (in µSv/hr for instance) actually can be used, if at all, to gauge the dangers of deposited fallout (whose accurate details would be in activity (in Becquerel or Curie) per something, … Continue reading
Background radiation in Park City, Doel, Tokyo & Hell
[added 6.6.'11: The post below has lead to this latest question-blogpost (couple blogposts later), which might be of interest: http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/2011/06/06/dose-activity-question-re-fallout-gauging/ ] Gorgeous sunny day, spring at last. The weather’s too nice to spend much time online, but… [no no, … Continue reading
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Tagged µSv, belgique, Belgium, cesium, current radiation, Current Radioactivity, Daiichi, Doel, dry well, fallout, Fukushima, Gamma Scout, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, Los Angeles, measurements, microsievert per hour, monitoring, park city, radioactivite, radioactivity, radioaktiviteit in belgie, tokyo, Toolbox software issues, Utah
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LIBERTY! And interplanetary good vibrations for all…!
“[...] More than machinery, we need humanity. More than cleverness, we need kindness and gentleness. Without these qualities, life will be violent and all will be lost. [...]“ …………………………………………….- Charlie Chaplin, in ‘The Great Dictator’ (1940) CLICK IMAGE to … Continue reading
Hardware delay – part 2… (+ PC is a gamma heaven, says my Scout)
Second key part of adaptor cord wasn’t included. Grrrr. My bad. Hopefully by the weekend. I’m starting to miss my prefered way to pass time after work… Wiggling it stopped doing the trick… :-/ The Geiger Counter I had ordered … Continue reading
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Tagged gamma rays, park city, radioactive
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100 kBq/Kg Seaweed confirmed
Over 100,000 Bq/Kg in seaweed off the eastern coast of Japan… The below is a good overview article, making lots of observations that have been made for months by independent investigators (Arnie Gundersen, Ex-NFK, Greenpeace – see my list of NUCLEAR … Continue reading
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Tagged Belgian lab, cesium, Greenpeace, iodine, kukushima, pacific ocean, radioactivity, seaweed
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Greenpeace finds troubling seaweed contamination + lab link
May 13, 2011: ”Initial tests of the 22 seaweed samples collected by Greenpeace along the coast North and South of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, and up to 65km out to sea by its flag ship Rainbow Warrior registered … Continue reading
Radiation Units page finally done (I think)
Finally incorporated the Curie and the Becquerel in –> my comprehensive Radiation Units page. This post actually has its own static page (RADIOACTIVITY (top bar right) –> Radiation Units (5 down)). If you spot an error, please leave a comment (see the … Continue reading
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Tagged activity, µr/hr µsv/h conversion, µSv, Becquerel, bereken, Bq, Bq/kg, Bq/L, C/Kg, calculate, calculating becquerel into sievert, cesium, Chernobyl, Ci, comparison, convert, Coulomb/kilogram, Counts Per Minute, Counts Per Second, CPM, CPS, Curie, Daiichi, dose, dose rate, environment, fallout, Fukushima, geiger counter, Gray, Gy, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, iodine, Japan, microsievert, milliesievert, mSv, nanoGray per hour, nGy/h, nuclear, omzetting, per hour, R, rad, radiation, radiation unites, radiation units conversion, radiation units converter, radioactivity, radioactivity measurements, radioactivity report, rem, Roentgen, Sievert, soil contamination, Sv
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Fukushima News
As I’ve gotten a little jaded on the topic 2 months in, I rarely actually check my own list of Radioactivity and Japan/Fukushima News Sources. I often only check these two: Ex-SKK and Rense. The Japanese blogger who runs … Continue reading
3 SCALE-MATCHED Radiation Hotspot Maps: Chernobyl vs Fukushima
[5.20.2011 - 9 pm Correction made (see below). Also available now: VISUAL SUMMARY, see my next blogpost, here] Using the Legends and maps of the previous blogpost, below are a couple comparisons. 100 kilometer on each map is THE SAME: I … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Radioactivity Measurements - Opening Page
Tagged becquerel per square meter, Belarus, Bq/m2, cernobyl, cesium, Chernobyl, color, comparison, correction made, Curie, Europe, fallout, FDA, fish testing, fukuchima, Fukushima, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, kaart, legend, map, maps, pacific ocean, radiation, Tjernobyl, Ukraine, USSR, vergelijking
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A little Elaboration on my Cesium-137/134 Fallout Color-Legends “Translation Legend”
[-Oct 3, 2011 - CAUTIONING NOTE- In several cases I erroneously "compared apples and oranges"- so to speak-, namely maps with fallout of BOTH Cesium 134 and 137 with maps that ONLY show Cesium 137 fallout. The comparison is thus … Continue reading
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Tagged Belarus, Chernobyl, color legend, colors, compare, environment, Fukushima, hotspots, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, kaart, map, map legend, maps, MEXT, radiation, radiation levels, radioactivity, Russia, TEPCO, Ukraine, UNEP
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Too far from your bed?
Besides the radiation from Fukushima entering your body every breath you take, why there’s no place on Earth where this is a not a relevant issue: It’s as true in Japan as it is elsewhere: nuclear regulators are too … Continue reading
Strontium-90 Detected in Waters Near Fukushima Power Plant
Off to the beach! Details about Strontium-90 further below. Five-days old news, but thought I’d mention it anyhow, by way of Korean Global TV news agency ‘Arirang’ (May 10, 2011): http://www.arirang.co.kr/News/News_View.asp?nseq=115777&code=Ne8&category=1 Click on the image to watch or … Continue reading
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Tagged bioaccumulation, biomagnification, California, contamination, currents, Daiichi, EPA, FDA, Fish, Fukushima, half-life, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, measurement, monitoring, not testing, ocean, radionuclide, RadNet, st90, strontium 90, TEPCO, testing, United States, US EPA RadNet
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