Video of Inside Fukushima I (Daiichi) Reactor 2 Containment Vessel 2

[Tekknorg]

the fukushima cam also sometimes has these effects: UO² is outside of the reactor. They cover it up. Because then the explosions were more powerful and the radiation is much higher. All statements are false.

[Tekknorg]

part of IAEA's TEPCO's cover up agenda. They can't find the fuel, because th Fuel was blown out by the explosions. If parts the UO² fuel melted, the temperature was 2865°C (melting temperature of UO²). From 2100°C on, hydrogen and oxygen do no longer explode. So, the explosion was nuclear. In order, the fuel was blown out. All measurement data of the government is too low, by the factor 100 - 1000. The camera system is stable up to 1000 Sievert per hour. So, they stopped the transmission.

[blcv26]

Correct observation,not under water,the water is dripping from top to down.Remember: only the colorized patterns are radiation,the white streaks are water particles passing the light output of the camera head.The camera head orientation maybe upside down.Please have a look at 1:27 -1:28.It seems there is a video-cut.The video is showing a blue retrieval tool disapearing from one second to the other.The orange coating may be not uranium, but salt from seawater cooling mixed with corroded steel.

[kaitofloyd]

There is an eight min video showing camera inside containment and at 2:50seconds in u can see water drops dripping off pipe. That not happen underwater! The streaks are high energy particles ionizing the water vapour just like in a cloud chamber. Maybe?

[1112223333111]

all that sparkling on the camera is radiation hitting it.

Big trouble.

I would guess that reactor 1, 3 and 4 are 100 times worse.

#2 didn't even blow up like the rest did.

[blcv26]

The white stripes are fast particles in the water, the color patterns are (gamma) radiation. However, the water doesn't seem to be very hot anymore, camera does a good job. The camera / picture quality indicates 1-2 gray per hour inside the water. No clue water the orange ( corrosive) coating on the metal housing is...... salt water from the early cooling trial?

[888Quetzalcoatl888]

@blcv26 Uranium is orange

[888Quetzalcoatl888]

@blcv26 well yellow but add all the other stuff

[321tick123talk]

@blcv26 @3min 24 sec there is a interesting glare on the (corrosive) wall seem's odd something so rough looking could be so smooth :)

[blcv26]

@321tick123talk I couldn't see any glare at 3:24, only the blue tool again; sure about 3:24?

[peddlesixtynine]

this is some fucked up shit

[angelialvares]

Freaky all those blue green purple red nano particles buzzing around a hot molten core......

extra-terrestrial event going on there!

[th3dig1tal0n3]

@angelialvares Not an extra-terrestrial event!

Just ionizing radiation hitting CCD chip. Poor camera.

[Pistol76]

I just followed a link on twitter to a scott net article that has a diagram, and they pretty much echoed my sentiments on the video.

[Pistol76]

I wish that there was some narration and a diagram showing the exact location and viewpoint of this camera. One thing is sure, if that is from inside the containment vessel, then it is not in cold shutdown!

[th3dig1tal0n3]

@Pistol76 How do you mean "not in cold shutdown"?

There is no fuel inside, it is empty. That means problem is solved for TEPCO. Since there is no fuel inside, their job is done, right?

[Pistol76]

@th3dig1tal0n3 They seem to think so apparently, I guess that it is if there job was to kill a lot of fish and birds and people and other living things.

[khakipearls]

God help us all