Majia’s Blog: Pacific Ocean Tipping Points

“It is my belief  that we have already reached a tipping point for complex life forms in the Pacific Ocean. Fukushima is a major tipping element, but the system was experiencing cascading events from chemical and radiological contamination across the twentieth-century.”

http://majiasblog.blogspot.com/2014/11/pacific-ocean-tipping-points.html

Caught on Camera: Fukushima Mayhem Last Night

Lots of bright flashing, the usual billowing black smoke joined by white smoke or steam in the rain last night. Then a light show of great porportions.

From the TEPCO Live Cam –

LINK – http://youtu.be/lnm45vGa4mY

The Futaba traffic cam showed the rain storm.

 

There were huge flashes of light in the distance also caught on screen grabs –

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Oct. 2^nd Majia’s Blog wrote about the spider webs-
Good Evidence of “Spiderweb” Phenomenon at Daiichi Yesterday Amidst High Emissions

It looks like the radiation levels are high too.

• http://www.bousai.ne.jp/eng/

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 Thanks to ENE-News thread for extra info.

 

Fukushima Goes Wild Saturday Night

Arcing fission laser light show –

VIDEO –

LINK –  http://youtu.be/KsZdSnaDHYA

Trees Dying in Nova Scotia From Fukushima Radiation

Honey, I killed the planet!

LINK –  http://youtu.be/WKf11ULlrYI

Map

 

Fukushima Radiation: 200 kilometers of Canadian Pacific Coast Line Devoid of All Life

LINK –  http://youtu.be/povMvljRLcc

Massive Black Smoke Cloud at Fukushima

Since they stopped attempts to cool the wrecked fuel pools at Fukushima Daiichi over a week ago things are deteriorating rapidly there in recent hours.

From the JNN Live Cam –

GIANT BLACK CLOUD

IT FLOATED UP

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LATER – on another cam:

M4.6 quake hits Fukushima

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MORE LIVE CAMS

 

Thursday at Fukushima

Some odds ‘n ends –

The TEPCO cam showed blood red smoke intermittently today. At 7 a.m. (EST) it appeared and dissipated and reappeared about 7:08. 7:08 is 20:08 on the screen shot time-stamp.

At 7:18 while not yet raining from the approaching typhoon the camera began to shake.

The TEPCO cam is off by over 40 seconds (at a NUKE PLANT!).

The home computer is set accurately to the Atomic Clock via Say the Time. It is corrected usually by less than a second per day when updated and it was updated to be correct just before doing the screen grab.