posted on Mar, 23 2011 @ 11:47 PM
reply to post by L.HAMILTON
These reactors are synchronizing, and those are not neutron beams, but rather a type of discharge that comes from this type of restricted
reaction. Essentially photons are literally forced through the reactor vessel’s containment alloy, and appear in flashes. They are not dangerous
themselves, but rather are indicative of what is going on, and what is to come.
From what I read hear, MOX was only loaded into reactors 1 and 3, so a number 2 neutron beam is highly unlikely. That reactor would need to have
completely consumed its fuel rods, and that amount of energy discharge in the short time since the tsunami would have liquefied the reactor vessel,
regardless of how much water was pumped onto it.
As for radiation, there are many forms of radiation; all are beautiful from a scientific standpoint, in that they are elements that exist for a brief
moment in time. Their unstable nature can harm humans, yes, but they are indiscriminate as they look for equilibrium, so their concentrations
dissipate rapidly. What is a cause for concern is the sheer magnitude of the detonation that will occur if this reaction in not contained in the next
week or so. Theoretically, a unified fission event can lead to a discharge of an incredibly high order of magnitude.