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Tag Archives: Daiichi
Fundraiser Postcard to visit Japan in 2013 (+ Blog Turned One Year)
March 14, 2012 - Today a year ago, I dug up this blog, which had just been sitting there collecting cyber dust. It was briefly used while traveling in 2009, after which I deleted the posts. Last year I began … Continue reading
Cesium-137 fallout map comparison Chornobyl vs. Fukushima – new color-translated map added
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, December 23, 2011 (stuck here due to Belgian rail strike) !!!–> I finally added the Cecium-137-only Fukushima fallout map in Chornobyl Cs-137 fallout UNEP legend colors to my ‘Extended Fukushima Fallout Maps – Sept 29 MEXT Release. Fukushima … Continue reading
Tagged allegedly apparent, art, caesium, cernobyl, cesium, Chernobyl, chernobyl vs fukushima, chornobyl, colors, compare, contamination, Cs-137, dai-ichi, Daiichi, fukuchima, fukuchima vs chornobyl fallout map comparison, Fukushima, fukushima vs chernobyl, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, legend, map, MEXT, NPP, nuclear, radioactivity, Tjernobyl, UNEP, versus
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Nuclear Engineer Arnie Gundersen on Fukushima meltdown / melt-through / China Syndrome
The above video is from December 13, 2011. On May 17, I had a blogpost “China Syndrome” possible at Fukushima Daiichi #1 ???, to which this Video by Arnie Gundersen may add nuance.
Japan Ministry finally makes Fukushima fallout map like mine! (sorta…)
Oct 27, 2011 – Victoria, BC, Canada-occupied territories. I had a “No way! Finally!” moment… Tada!: Grey scale going from light to dark and legend colors that make sense, look at that! I doubt I have anything to … Continue reading
Tagged allegedly apparent, art, becquerel per square meter, blog, caesium-137, carte, cesium, Chernobyl, Chernobyl versus Fukushima, chornobyl, chornobyl versus fukushima, colors, cs, Daiichi, environment, Europe, fallout, Fallout forensics hike radiation toll, Fukushima, fukushima vs chernobyl, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, kaart, map comparison, map legend, MEXT, nature, nature magazine, nuclear, oct 25, oct 27 2011, radiation, radioactive contamination, Release, The Asahi Shimbun, Tjernobyl, UNEP, vergelijking, xenon 133
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German TV ZDF with Fukushima-Daiichi workers (from Oct 4)
From 10 days ago, but noteworthy: ZDF program on the ‘heroic workers’ working in extremely high radioactive conditions in the Fukushima-Daiichi ruins (broadcasted in Germany on Oct. 4, 2011): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1T4Ac9nHeY (German with English subtitles): The anchor ends with concluding: “Workers, who … Continue reading
Extended Fukushima Fallout Maps – Sept 29 MEXT Release. Fukushima vs. Chernobyl – 2
The shortlink for this blogpost is http://wp.me/puwO9-SB This blog post shows my expanded/improved “map translations” comparing Fukushima and Chernobyl fallout, improved from my earlier attempt to do so, posted in May 2011 (not as good, but it was the original, which includes more … Continue reading
Tagged becquerel per square meter, Bq/m, Bq/m2, carte, CEREA, cesium, cesium fallout, cesium fallout map, chernobyl fallout map, chernobyl fukushima, chernobyl vs fukushima, colors, cs, 福島県原子力災害がチェルノブイリに比べ, Daiichi, decption, disaster, Disastro nucleare di Fukushima rispetto a Chernobyl, DOE, european map of post chernobyl fall out, Extended map, fallout, fukishima fall out map, fukuchima vs chornobyl fallout map comparison, Fukushima, fukushima accident cesium fallout map, fukushima cesium 137, fukushima cesium map, fukushima cesium soil mext, fukushima fallout map, fukushima fallout map world, Fukushima nucleaire ramp in vergelijking met Tsjernobyl, fukushima update for sept 30, fukushima vs chernobyl, Fukushima ydinkatastrofi verrattuna Tsernobylin, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, japan earthquake haarp, kaart, karte, legend compare, map, MEXT, nuclear, radioactive, Release, Sept 29, september 30 2011, vergelijking kaart fukushima en tjernobyl, האסון הגרעיני פוקושימה לעומת צ'רנוביל
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ECRR Recommendations translated to Japanese
The Japanese translation of 2010 ECRR (European Commission on Radiation Risk) Recommendations has been published by Mihama No Kai, see: here [requires Japanese script being installed]. In Japanese: http://www.jca.apc.org/mihama/ecrr/ecrr2010_dl.htm In English: http://euradcom.org/2010/2010recommendations.htm Overview and Resources in English/French/Russian/Japanese/Spanish, see: http://euradcom.org/2003/order.htm This is an important … Continue reading
Radioactive Cesium in US milk Sept 2011 Update: Slight Improvement?
— Vashon Island, WA – Sept 8, 2011 — [8/29 add-on: nevermind, Cesium-137 content in Bay Area milk went back up since: http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/node/2174 :-/ If they took the permanent link down again, try http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/UCBAirSampling%5D Given Cesium-137 has a half-life of about 30 … Continue reading
Radiation hotspots as far south as Tokyo
I may have abandoned frequent updates on the (ongoing) Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear reactors disaster, but since I still get quite a number of visitors checking out my fallout contamination comparison map of Fukushima versus Chernobyl (from May 19, 2011), I want to … Continue reading
Tagged allegedly apparent, Bq/m2, caribou, cesium, chernobyl vs fukushima, chiba, comparisson, contamination, convert, cs, Daiichi, fallout, Fish, Fukushima, fukushima vs chernobyl, Japan, map, measurements, monitoring, radiation, Radiation Defense Network, radiation monitoring, radioactivity, saitama, tokyo
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Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster = 20+ Hiroshima nuclear bombs
“Based on the thermal output, it is 29.6 times the amount released by the nuclear bomb dropped on Hiroshima. Based on Uranium-equivant it is 20 Hiroshima bombs” - Professor Tatsuhiko Kodama, head of the Radioisotope Center at the University of … Continue reading
Tagged caesium, Committee on Welfare and Labor, Current Radioactivity, Daiichi, Fukushima, fukushima versus hiroshima, hiroshima, Japan, July 27, Professor Tatsuhiko Kodama, radiation, radioactivity, Radioisotope Center at the University of Tokyo, Telegraph, TEPCO, testimony, thermal output, uranium equivalent
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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
REUTERS: Record Radiation Levels at Fukushima
REUTERS – (June 5, 2011): highest measurements taken inside reactor 1: 4,000,000 µSv/hr (= 4,000 mSv/hr (used in the report) or 4 Sv/hr.) SOURCE (click link or image to access): http://www.reuters.com/video/2011/06/05/record-radiation-levels-at-fukushima?videoId=211536077
Tagged Daiichi, Fukushima, nuclear, record radiation, reueters, TEPCO
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The Fukushima Project – data page [plus something that might help us forget...]
Stumbled upon this data compilation page: http://www.houseoffoust.com/reactors/graphs.html Which includes temperature and radiation graphs for the troubled reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. Like this one (Notice: Sievert per hour, not milli or micro). CLICK IMAGE TO ACCESS: This came to … 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, no but, … Continue reading
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