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4 minutes ago, happy_renting said:

Excellent, well-argued analysis of a natural process that has been going on for billions of years.

:rolleyes:

There have been quite a few man-made (or rather man-triggered) earthquakes in the last decade or so, and they always get triggered at a depth of approx. 10 km while natural earthquakes usually (but not always) happen at much larger depths.

 

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2 minutes ago, casual_squash said:

Said this back in 2011 but they've no hope of containing the nuclear plant there...ever. Not fully anyway between it being an earthquake, typhoon and Tsunami hotspot. 

 

 

Surely they shut the thing down and moved all the nuclear material to a safe place?  Madness if not 

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1 minute ago, One-percent said:

Surely they shut the thing down and moved all the nuclear material to a safe place?  Madness if not 

The place will still be in a mess. They say three reactors melted down plus I've no idea on what the current status is of the spent fuels rod pool there which were damaged when the buildings blew. 

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2 minutes ago, happy_renting said:

About halfway down through the earth's crust (depending on location) so, yes. And on a main tectonic plate faultline, although I expect Eagle thinks someone triggered it by dropping a chopstick in Tokyo.

Most earthquakes (especially those before the last 10-15 years) are centred much deeper than 10 km, 10 km is very shallow for an earthquake.

 

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13 minutes ago, casual_squash said:

The place will still be in a mess. They say three reactors melted down plus I've no idea on what the current status is of the spent fuels rod pool there which were damaged when the buildings blew. 

 

8 minutes ago, dgul said:

They still can't even get close.

:o  :(

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27 minutes ago, casual_squash said:

Reports that the cooling system for one of the spent fuel pool has stopped. Not saying it's an immediate concern but it just demonstrates what a ticking bomb the site is. Even if the ice wall idea works, it'll have to be maintained for generations. 

Reactor 2 apparently.

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35 minutes ago, casual_squash said:

Reports that the cooling system for one of the spent fuel pool has stopped. Not saying it's an immediate concern but it just demonstrates what a ticking bomb the site is. Even if the ice wall idea works, it'll have to be maintained for generations. 

Just like the other monument to nuclear power disasters, the Chernobyl sarcophagus.

(at least Chernobyl is not located in an earthquake zone)

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