I had a sort of eerie feeling the other night - there's a local indie who shows old "Star Trek:The Next Generation" reruns. On the one I was watching that evening, the Enterprise's sister ship, the Yamato, had just had a "core breach" and blown up.
After they'd once again made the galaxy safe for Democracy, I flipped to the TeeVee nooz just in time to hear that Fukushima had had a "core breach."
A little chill ran up my spine.
Thanks, Rich
On a not altogether unrelated note, here is a pretty neat video of the tsunami taken from the top of a building:
WOW, not really a big wave, but is just keeps coming. Vid stops and it's still coming. I wonder when it stopped? Looks to be an uprver city.
Anyone ever see a vid of the water retreating?
Osmosis is too slow, they have a swimming pool full of contaminated water, and will likely be generating a matching amount every 2 weeks or even faster. That is a HUGE amount of water to decontaminate, and unless they find the source of the leak and can shut it off, they are going to continue to make more, as they HAVE to keep those wrecked reactors and storage pools cooled and wet.
I don't know the dimensions of this tunnel that is filled, but it sounds like it is quite large.
Jon
Speed is by width. It is only working on the pool that the water is pumped into.
Portable units power up small towns and aircraft carriers.
The bad news is it should have started weeks ago and they were not prepared at all for the responsibility they had.
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