Chernobyl will NOT happen. Worst case scenario is Three Mile Island.
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If you have some time, watch this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BHdsjo-NR4
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If you have some time, watch this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BHdsjo-NR4
yeahAt least a lot of those statuses and tweets are calling out the stupid people for being reprehensible.
Yeah… you even get things like this:At least a lot of those statuses and tweets are calling out the stupid people for being reprehensible.
what is that supposed to mean?Well what goes around comes around I guess
What do you expect? I'm speechless about what happened and I have no idea how strong a 8.9 is, but after hearing about the Haiti Earthquake last year and was 7.0, it seems that this is real huge earthquake. I never had an earthquake where I live, so I don't have much to say... besides hopes on families getting it together. Is there a good footage on people recording the earthquake with their camcorder as it happens?what is that supposed to mean?
To put the magnitude in perspective of TNT explosive force, it would take 474 thousand tons of dynamite to have the same energy expulsion as the 2010 Hati earthquake (7.0), and it would take 336 million tons to have the same energy expulsion as the Japanese earthquake (8.9).What do you expect? I'm speechless about what happened and I have no idea how strong a 8.9 is, but after hearing about the Haiti Earthquake last year and was 7.0, it seems that this is real huge earthquake.
Japan has advanced systems in their buildings to prevent from earthquake causing major damages, but still... wow! 709 stronger and 250 times less deaths than Haiti's. Hope Japan can recover fast and save many people as they can.To put the magnitude in perspective of TNT explosive force, it would take 474 thousand tons of dynamite to have the same energy expulsion as the 2010 Hati earthquake (7.0), and it would take 336 million tons to have the same energy expulsion as the Japanese earthquake (8.9).
The Japanese earthquake was 709 times stronger than Hati's.
For Hati's earthquake, the death toll was over 250,000.
Estimates for the death toll in japan are around 1000.
i don't get how saying what goes around comes around applies to the earthquake at all or what you said to explain it. So i'm still very confused and i am honestly hoping you didn't mean that japan had this coming in some way.What do you expect? I'm speechless about what happened and I have no idea how strong a 8.9 is, but after hearing about the Haiti Earthquake last year and was 7.0, it seems that this is real huge earthquake. I never had an earthquake where I live, so I don't have much to say... besides hopes on families getting it together. Is there a good footage on people recording the earthquake with their camcorder as it happens?
I strongly suggest people watch this. It's very interesting, and relieving.Chernobyl will NOT happen. Worst case scenario is Three Mile Island.
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If you have some time, watch this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BHdsjo-NR4
Well to be fair, Haiti's infrastructure was far from up to par, while Japan is essentially a magnet for natural disasters and was considerably more prepared for this. Even so, my heart goes out to all those in Japan, I hope the death toll rises no further, and while I am not religious, I truly wish I could help in this time of need.To put the magnitude in perspective of TNT explosive force, it would take 474 thousand tons of dynamite to have the same energy expulsion as the 2010 Hati earthquake (7.0), and it would take 336 million tons to have the same energy expulsion as the Japanese earthquake (8.9).
The Japanese earthquake was 709 times stronger than Hati's.
For Hati's earthquake, the death toll was over 250,000.
Estimates for the death toll in japan are around 1000.
That's scary. I feel sorry for the people who lived in those places.