First Contact With Molten Corium Core At Fukushima No. 2 Reactor: Video From Robot

Well at least this didn't go into the ground water or ocean!

Question is where is the Corium from Reactors 3 and 4????

it looks alive

Is that the cause/effect of the so called 'china syndrome' we us to hear so much about?

Wow... kind of looks like my colon..

Please don't be gullible. TEPCO has admitted to covering things up concerning Fukushima multiple times. They can't be trusted at all.

TEPCO Admits Cover-Up Of Fukushima Meltdown
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I don't trust them one goddamn bit! Who in their right minds builds nuclear reactors on volcanic islands with a volcano 100 miles away underwater???????

Should have been turned over to the IAEA!

that's what "The China Syndrome" means.

yes.

Why not use vacuum to extract as well?

Weird. Makes my stomach turn but I'm not sure what I'm

seeing either....

The corium from reactor 3 is scattered all over Japan after the "owl" went off, and reactor 4 had no core when it exploded.

ALL DOCUMENTED.

Reactor 4 was totally dis-assembled and was receiving a new internal shroud when it "exploded". Reactor 4 is building 7, Fukushima is not what we were told.

Send it to the moon, create a volcano and second earth evolves.

Except that is NOT the core, at least not the actual molten part....all you are looking at here is the debris left when the core melted through the containment vessel.

I think you're right sir

all the Uranium, melted steel, glass and shoes and plastic
were melted into a big pool of molten stuff.
and then over the years the the "Corium" settled to
the bottom in a very pure strata, and that's what we
are looking it that Corium.

I feel ya.

It’s because of how dangerous that shit is, I think that’s the revolting aspect.

Reactor 4 was shut down and the fuel rods were in the fuel holding pool, so no corium. That's thankfully been emptied and the rods are relatively safe in the common pool. Reactor 3 had MOX and they're in the middle of a five year plan to empty the fuel pool. That needs to be done first as we don't need criticality there. Reactor 1 also melted down and I know its current status.

What's left of the coria needs to be separated, loaded with boron to stabilize it and vitrified in some way. Beyond that, I've no idea what will happen to it. It could be burned in a homogeneous thorium molten salt reactor, but we don't have any of those.

one or both of those "cores" melted down and all the
hundreds of tons of spent fuel rods in the containment pool
melted down too.

Most of it is probably a mile underground, or in the damn ocean.

Big glob of radioactive shit...

I would assume it did. They've done nothing but lie to us from Day 1 and no real effort has been made to control this by Japan or international efforts. It's like they....WANT THE RADIATION. Which might be true too.

"First Contact"...oh that sounds so promising until you watch this;

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14 MILLION tons (SO FAR), not of nuclear core....just topsoil they have to "dispose of"....to where? Oh yeah...underground!

Can't wait to build my vacation home on one of these areas....oh yeah, it's being encased in plastic....yep, PLASTIC!



ORANGE MAN BAD....Fukushima...good

you have to love our msm today..

yes

well, maybe they should let some independent investigators in
to tell us exactly what the status of all the Corium is.

yup!

knowing tepco?... the dickheads will bring it to the surface to "study" it....

seeing similar to the chernobyl elephants foot (sort of)....

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 06/03/2019 12:30 PM

this is the first time i have ever heard anybody
in Japan ever utter the word "Corium".

can't they put this stuff in a ship attached to a rocket and send it into space?