The Fukushima nuclear plant is 1000s of miles away, but we are all going to be affected to some degree or another. I think this is pretty scary! π₯ Are we all gonna die from cancer or grow two heads?
5 thoughts on “Radioactivity – are we all gonna die?”
Looking at the weather model, the Americans will die first, so thats some bonus…….. :alien: :alien:
Hmmm… The cool map is measuring bq/m^3, and the max for the UK looks like around 3×10^-7bq/m^3 at the end of the animation. There’s no easy way to convert to a unit of absorbed dose, but if I had to guess, I’d say you probably get more additional radiation from flying to Chamonix than you’d get from Fukushima in a month. :alien:
Yes we are (all going to die) but my guess is that we, in Britain, are more at risk from a tsunami than radioactiveness from Japan. That said, we are trying to persuade the bosses at work to quarantine any spares coming in from over until they have been checked for Geigers π‘ π―
Looking at the weather model, the Americans will die first, so thats some bonus…….. :alien: :alien:
Happily, thanks to Facebook, I now know my Japanese-based friends and contacts are safe.
Hmmm… The cool map is measuring bq/m^3, and the max for the UK looks like around 3×10^-7bq/m^3 at the end of the animation. There’s no easy way to convert to a unit of absorbed dose, but if I had to guess, I’d say you probably get more additional radiation from flying to Chamonix than you’d get from Fukushima in a month. :alien:
http://xkcd.com/radiation/ puts it into perspective.
Looks like we will be last! π It was nice knowing you Pete π
Yes we are (all going to die) but my guess is that we, in Britain, are more at risk from a tsunami than radioactiveness from Japan. That said, we are trying to persuade the bosses at work to quarantine any spares coming in from over until they have been checked for Geigers π‘ π―