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Ouch!
Blue light means global trouble, folks. Ready to pass away in a couple of weeks? ;-)
Blue light means global trouble, folks. Ready to pass away in a couple of weeks? ;-)
That's a bit dramatic. It means we all have to focus on detoxifying and keeping as healthy as possible.
RADIOACTIVE WINDS AND TIDES
As I predicted and warned, this disaster will have global implications as well as leaving North Japan a nuclear wasteland. This ongoing reaction will unleash huge amounts af long-lasting radiation into the ocean and atmosphere bringing radioactive tides and winds around the globe. None of us are safe no matter where we live.
As I predicted and warned, this disaster will have global implications as well as leaving North Japan a nuclear wasteland. This ongoing reaction will unleash huge amounts af long-lasting radiation into the ocean and atmosphere bringing radioactive tides and winds around the globe. None of us are safe no matter where we live.
Blue flashing light?
Maybe our space-brothers are finally here to clean up our mess and save us from ourselves.
Maybe our space-brothers are finally here to clean up our mess and save us from ourselves.
Check the sources...Fox News???
I live in Tokyo and stay informed about the situation, this fox news coverage is total bull**.
In fact, nobody has seen any flashing lights. It is speculation on what may or may not be happening:
A partial meltdown of fuel in the No. 1 reactor building may be causing the isolated reactions, Denis Flory, nuclear safety director for the U.N.’s International Atomic Energy Agency, told a news conference in Vienna.
Nuclear experts call these reactions “localized criticality.” They consist of a burst of heat, radiation and sometimes an “ethereal blue flash,” according to the U.S. Energy Department’s Los Alamos National Laboratory website. Twenty-one workers worldwide have been killed by “criticality accidents” since 1945, the site says.
An expert says there is a chance of such a reaction. Sometimes, that kind of reaction will include a blue flash of light inside the reactor. So, following Fox logic….OH MY GOD – BLUE FLASHES OF LIGHT OVER NUCLEAR PLANT!!!
They go to reporter Dominic Di-Natale, on the scene….in Osaka.(like covering an event in Boston from Los Angeles) Tokyo is presumably a radioactive wasteland, so Di-Natale is bravely filing his reports from the other side of Japan.
They also brag about Di-Natale’s exclusive report about how every worker at Fukushima “expects to die” from radiation. The report is based on an interview with the anonymous worried mother of one worker... and so on
I live in Tokyo and stay informed about the situation, this fox news coverage is total bull**.
In fact, nobody has seen any flashing lights. It is speculation on what may or may not be happening:
A partial meltdown of fuel in the No. 1 reactor building may be causing the isolated reactions, Denis Flory, nuclear safety director for the U.N.’s International Atomic Energy Agency, told a news conference in Vienna.
Nuclear experts call these reactions “localized criticality.” They consist of a burst of heat, radiation and sometimes an “ethereal blue flash,” according to the U.S. Energy Department’s Los Alamos National Laboratory website. Twenty-one workers worldwide have been killed by “criticality accidents” since 1945, the site says.
An expert says there is a chance of such a reaction. Sometimes, that kind of reaction will include a blue flash of light inside the reactor. So, following Fox logic….OH MY GOD – BLUE FLASHES OF LIGHT OVER NUCLEAR PLANT!!!
They go to reporter Dominic Di-Natale, on the scene….in Osaka.(like covering an event in Boston from Los Angeles) Tokyo is presumably a radioactive wasteland, so Di-Natale is bravely filing his reports from the other side of Japan.
They also brag about Di-Natale’s exclusive report about how every worker at Fukushima “expects to die” from radiation. The report is based on an interview with the anonymous worried mother of one worker... and so on
“ethereal blue flash,” according to the U.S. Energy Department’s Los Alamos National Laboratory website. ???
I'm not a physicist however i'm pretty sure that ether has been banned from "conventional" physics by introduction of Einstein's special relativity.
My guess is that the "flashing blue light" could be neutron beams which have been observed many times over crippled reactors already.
Furthermore "neutron beam may be evidence that uranium and plutonium leaked from the plant's nuclear reactors and spent nuclear fuels have discharged a small amount of neutron beams through nuclear fission."
[Link]Several days later plutonium was detected in soil at five locations at the crippled nuke plant,
And yes, the Di-Natale’s report is just pathetic.
I'm not a physicist however i'm pretty sure that ether has been banned from "conventional" physics by introduction of Einstein's special relativity.
My guess is that the "flashing blue light" could be neutron beams which have been observed many times over crippled reactors already.
Furthermore "neutron beam may be evidence that uranium and plutonium leaked from the plant's nuclear reactors and spent nuclear fuels have discharged a small amount of neutron beams through nuclear fission."
[Link]Several days later plutonium was detected in soil at five locations at the crippled nuke plant,
And yes, the Di-Natale’s report is just pathetic.
to those workers who clearly must have known they were the dead walking. We will pray for them.