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Reactor 4:
A young worker standing to listen to Goshi Hosono, Minister in charge of the accident, speak:
Both photos were taken by the AP photographer David Guttenfelder.
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more pictures of Unit 4.
buckled columns, missing wall on level 2.
big badaboom.
Hydrogen explosion eh? methinks is was a mini nuclear explosion.
The young man's face--look at his eyes, under his eyes..this is a very tired and "stressed" young worker at Fukushima. And dark circles as well-God bless him. And probably picked for the "media" event as one of the "healthy" employees. If eyes could speak..
Caught this from a TEPCO released sampling video. Raw Uranium Pellets just lying in the rubble, very clear cut. Maybe MOX too.
Here is the video, around 4:20 in are these closeups
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GgjHMUVOEY&feature=youtu.be
And here is link to my Nuke info page, with pictures of the pellets screen capped.
http://oahutrading.blogspot.com/p/japan-nuclear-information.html
@Steveo
meds. you forgot them. get your meds now. you will feel better
where are the photos of reactor 3? it still looks like a mountain of trash& is still missing on the "official press photos"
Steveo, those aren't fuel pellets. They look nothing like fuel pellets. Even if they were fuel pellets, they would have melted from decay heat long ago.
There was no "mini" nuclear explosion, unless you mean there was an explosion that spread nuclear junk far and wide.
There are photos of #3 at the cryptome link that primavera provided.
Lots of real-world ugliness and obfuscation going on by Tepco and the government, so there's no point in trying to create any new conspiracy theories. (Remember the story that building #4 was leaning and was about to fall over? It got so much traction that even Arnie Gundersen started believing it). If you want to buy into every conspiracy theory, the Alexander Higgins blog might be a better place to hang out.
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