Bebt die Erde verstärkt? Erdbeben 8,8 in Japan
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Hohe Strahlenwerte gemessen 30km vom Kraftwerk
carokann, 17.03.2011 16:29, Reply toNHK TV: High levels of radiation found 30km (18.6 miles) from damaged Fukushima 1 nuclear power plant.
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Radioactive materials cannot come in, and also the radiation reduces before it reaches in your body.»
Closing the windows is greatly effective.»
</a>There was an opinion that closing the window is not useful. This opinion is totally misunderstanding.»
</a>When you go home with much amount of radioactive materials, it is important to flap away them from your cloth and wash your body.»
The main reason is that we can wash out those materials outside body while we cannot do it in case inside body.»
</a>It is more dangerous than “external exposure” which comes from outside body.»
</a>We call an exposure receiving inside body “internal exposure”.»
We can easily understand that if you breathe radioactive materials into your body, it would make a serious situation.»
</a>In contract, a radiation can go through walls and windows; therefore there is no way to prevent all radiations coming into basically.»
</a>To shut the windows to seal is also effective.»
Suppose what is effective to prevent Cedar hay coming into your house. First is to flap away it from your cloth before inside your house.»
</a>The difference is that this material has the radioactivity.»
</a>Under current accident of nuclear plants, radioactive materials leaked out. It looks like Cedar hay flies spread in the air.»
</a>We call an ability to emit a radiation “radioactivity”, and call a material embeded radioactivity “a radioactive material”.»
</a>If we receive it too much, it causes substantial damages on body and its gene.»
</a>Radiation itself is a light (a photon) or a particle which has an energy allowing to go through materials.»
</a>I‘d like to make a tweet on current leak at Fukushima nuclear power plants.»
</a>I express deeply sympathy for the stricken people in Tohoku and Kanto massive earthquake area.»
I am Keiichi Nakagawa, who is a director in radiation oncology at The University of Tokyo Hospital.»
</a>Our team has been organized to share the knowledge of medicine regarding the accident in Fukushima of nuclear power plants.»
</a>We are the doctors and medical physicists in radiation oncology group at The University of Tokyo Hospital.
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Fukushima - Blick vom Heli auf Block 3 oder 4
carokann, 17.03.2011 16:40, Reply to