Friday, October 25, 2013

ALERT: Large Earthquake in North East Japan and Strange Webcam Imagery



 

Russia Today (RT) reports today that a 7.3 Earthquake shook the Fukushima region today, 7.3 magnitude quake registered off central Japanese coast

An earthquake of 7.3 magnitude has hit 231 miles (371 kilometers) east of Japan’s Honshu Island, according to the US Geological Survey, with tremors felt in Tokyo. Meteorologists warn that a 1-meter-high tsunami could follow.
The tsunami was due to hit at 17.42 GMT in the Fukushima region, the Japanese Weather Agency predicted. The agency issued a "yellow" warning meaning the tsunami is not expected to exceed a height of 1 meter. 
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has ordered the evacuation of workers from near the sea wall at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant following the earthquake, local NHK reports. 

Now the webcam looks very odd. The big light near unit 2 is pulsing and its shape is odd










 

7 comments:

  1. Thank you Majia for your devotion. We appreciate you-

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  2. Thank you for the valuable information. Apart from Rense,com I have had a difficult time getting an accurate picture. The strangest thing about Fukushima Daiichi is how little apparent concern has been shown by the world--especially with science being held up as a quasi-religion.

    That teams of experts were not sent there from the USA, the EU and the Russian Federation within at least weeks was a surprise to me. Japan may have a very touchy ego but this was and is an international matter. While we are hardly hesitant to consider bombing Libya or Syria the sensitivity towards Japan in this matter is clearly economic. And the excuse given is no doubt not wanting to panic people.

    It seems likely to me that the Fukushima area will experience another serious earthquake while thing are still critical (and that could be years). In fact it seems likely that Japan will need to evacuate at some point. But that is almost unthinkable. And perhaps the West Coast of the Western Hemisphere. Even more unthinkable. Possibly the world leaders are hoping they can imagine the situation away by ignoring it!

    There are some things that could be done now. Diet is apparently one thing. The iodine matter needs to be under the direction of a knowledgeable doctor or nurse. Dr. Helen Caldicott seems to be very knowledgeable--but I can not see the Obama Administration wanting anything to do with her at least directly. Arnie Gundersen is another knowledgeable person but hardly Washington material at this time. I fear that HealthCare.gov is a very good measure of responsibility and competence in the Federal Government.

    It would be very helpful if there were a good animation showing why nuclear power plants are dangerous even if they do not crash. Why when they crash things are very dangerous. Explaining things like sieverts and the other measurement designations. What I have found so far is either highly technical and possibly unreliable ( for example, after the crash in Japan apparently the EPA raised the acceptable standard and stopped testing Pacific fish) or too simple to be useful. Thus when looking at the maps of the world one does not know when the level is dangerous. I am sure there has never been a lot of interest in making this clear to the non professional public. Assuming current world standards are set to corporations, a reasonable assumption, we have to keep in mind that only the personnel are subject to radiation sickness. And in a world with more job seekers than positions the corporation can simply replace at a lower wage. So corporations are not too worried about radiation. This is a problem with making the corporations the entities we humans need to please.

    Thanks again for valuable work.

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    1. Thank you for your insightful comments.

      I agree that labor has lost its value in the eyes of key decision makers. The dispossession of humanity is illustrated many ways, but perhaps most poignantly with Fukushima because we imperil the entire eco-system with our boundless corruption and greed.

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  3. The Moose too. Are their immune systems weaker or is it just warmer climate????
    http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/15/science/earth/something-is-killing-off-the-moose.html?_r=0

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  4. Majia, you're great! I'm glad to know a person like you. Thank you for sharing the news. 7.3 magnitude of earthquake is pretty scary.

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  5. this is great thing to do, yes it is highly appreciated, just loving it. Lost and found

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