Blast at fukushima nuke plant fukushima nuke plant out of control japan devastated?

Mill Creek

An explosion at a Japanese nuclear power station tore down the walls of one building on Saturday as smoke poured out and Japanese officials said they feared the reactor could melt down following the failure of its cooling system in Friday's powerful earthquake and tsunami. RT talks about the earthquake and it's effects to Dr. Robert Jacobs, a research associate professor of nuclear history and culture at Hiroshima Peace Institute. The extent of the damage left behind by the ferocious tsunami unleashed by Japan's biggest recorded earthquake was slowly becoming clearer by Saturday afternoon. The earthquake on Friday killed hundreds of people as it carried away ships, cars and homes, and triggered widespread fires that burned out of control. The violent wall of water swept away houses, cars and ships. Fires burned out of control.



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Marmaduke

I'm in Tokyo. The government and the media is reporting that the explosion did not occur at the core nuclear reactor it happened at the turbine next to it so the ruin is by definition so severe. Now they'as to using water from the ocean to composed the facility. It is probable that in a twosome in the know about time to come the nuclear facility will cool down. So Japan won't be crushed, assured up to the old wazoo is damage excepting Japan will reaction!



Carl's Corner

I don't know what is better, Government silence about the disaster (Chernobyl 1986) or escalating by media fear of Tokyo 2011 one. It is a sad sad day for Japanese. We have to pray for lost ones. And let's hope the nuke plant will be fine. Let's hope there will be no aftershock or any other quakes in the area which might be more devastating.



Scooba

the world will not allow the 3rd largest and fastest growing economy to fail, whether it be by natural disaster or by the chineese.



Hoyleton

not a question... but thanks