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RobertEarl

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11. Last I heard

Reply to bananas (Original post)

Fri Mar 4, 2016, 12:31 AM

Mar 2016

Some of it made its way to Europe. After Chernobyl blew up some scientists in Europe set up sophisticated devices to measure radioactive materials.

After Fukushima blew up these scientists found new radioactive particles in their devices and set out, using science, to determine where these new particles came from. They deduced from Fukushima, due to the signatures in the particles.

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Melted nuclear fuel from Fukushima disaster is missing, company says [View all] bananas Mar 2016 OP

Good comment on the article LiberalArkie Mar 2016 #1

Thanks, I didn't see that. bananas Mar 2016 #2

they do not know where the melted fuel is but questionseverything Mar 2016 #3

The term "missing" is sugar coating and misleading. roamer65 Mar 2016 #4

"... operators have yet to locate where the melted nuclear fuel has gone ..." Jopin Klobe Mar 2016 #5

We will have to rename it. roamer65 Mar 2016 #6

A few hundred miles east of Uruguay in the South Atlantic Ocean progree Mar 2016 #7

This article sums it up well in more ways than one miyazaki Mar 2016 #8

April Fool's Day article NickB79 Mar 2016 #10

We have historical precedents for what really happens in a China Syndrome event NickB79 Mar 2016 #9

Last I heard RobertEarl Mar 2016 #11