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  • - There is certain difference between the electric power company and a nuclear bomb. There are countries, where the national grid are in private hands, - ...ut millions people were affected. The result was similar to explosion of a nuclear bomb. Neither administration, nor the society could do anything serious aga
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  • [[Fukushima disaster]] is the catastrophe 2011 March 11 at the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]] (Japan), ...since 2011 April it is qualified with rank 7, the same as the [[Chernobyl disaster]]. In 2011 April, the level of radiation slows down; no future increase of
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  • '''Fukushima nuclear plant''' is the world's biggest [[nuclear plant]] at the East coast of Japan. the above–ground nuclear reactors should be prohibited by the special law
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  • [[File:Chernobyl Disaster.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Cherbobyl plant after the burning-out of the reactor] ...ar Power Plant]] in ([[Pripiat]], now Ukraine). It is considered the worst nuclear accident in the history of human civilization.
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  • Fukushima Nuclear Accident Update Log, Staff Report. Updates of 12 - 18 May 2011 (posted May ...ster]] or [[Fukushima catastrophe]] is 2011.03.11 event at the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]] (Japan),
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  • There are many links about the the explosions of nuclear reactors in Japan in 2011 March. Some of these links are used in the articl [[Fukushima disaster]], <br>
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  • ...ения от катастрофы Марта 2011 года. ([[Fukushima disaster]], 2011.03.11) ...e to the [[Fukushima disaster]] already approaches that of the [[Chernobyl disaster]]!--><ref name="bidwai">
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  • ...et the stage behavior of trend of the radioactive flame at the [[Fukushima Disaster]]; the spot is asymmetric and seems to be ...ames; and only one go them passes through the point of disaster (Fukushima nuclear plant 1).
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  • ...et the stage behavior of trend of the radioactive flame at the [[Fukushima Disaster]]; the spot is asymmetric and seems to be ...ames; and only one go them passes through the point of disaster (Fukushima nuclear plant 1).
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  • ...at due to the [[Chernobyl disaster]]. On the other hand, at Chernobyl, the nuclear fuel used to burn out into the atmosphere, while at Fukushima it seems to r ''Russian goverment wage a nuclear war against Japan''. The cplleagues are invited to suggest an alternative h
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  • Several questions are formulated about the [[Fukushima disaster]]. 2011 March 19, the link to these questions had been uploaded to the the ...isotopes were not published in web (making similarity with the [[Chernobyl disaster]])?
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  • ...he term applies to the relaxation processes in the nuclear waste or in the nuclear reactors after the shutting down. http://decay-heat.tripod.com/ Nusbaumer. Decay heat in the nuclear reactors.</ref>.
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  • ...Decay Heat Estimates for MNR. February 23, 1999. (MNR may mean Multigrade Nuclear Reactor). <i> [[Chernobyl disaster]],
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  • RADIOCHEMISTRY and NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, 3rd Edition, 2002.</ref>]] RADIOCHEMISTRY and NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, 3rd Edition, 2002.</ref>). Similar dependence takes place also f
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  • ...walls may have sense. According to the [[Mainichi Shinbun]], the [[Onagawa nuclear plant]] survived the 2011.03.11 tsunami just due to the engineer ...clear plant]]. The [[decay heat]] was expected to boil and to vaporize the nuclear fuel into the atmosphere, but the suicide workers were able to recover the
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  • [[Category:Chernobyl disaster]] [[Category:Nuclear accidents]]
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  • [[Category:Chernobyl disaster]] [[Category:Nuclear accidents]]
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  • [[Category:Chernobyl disaster]] [[Category:Nuclear accidents]]
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  • [[Category:Chernobyl disaster]] [[Category:Nuclear accidents]]
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  • [[Category:Chernobyl disaster]] [[Category:Nuclear accidents]]
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  • [[Category:Chernobyl disaster]] [[Category:Nuclear accidents]]
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  • '''On the safe design of nuclear reactors and the nuclear chimneys.''' The design of the nuclear plants is considered.
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  • ...maoka nuclear power plant in May 2011 is mentioned. Ways of development of nuclear energetics are discussed. Many authors compare the [[Chernobyl disaster]] and the [[Fukushima disaster]] basing on the declarations of specialists. Since this month, everyone may
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  • ...er An estimated 45,000 people took part in demonstrations in Tokyo against nuclear power on Sunday, amid growing public concern that the government is bringin Soviet [[nuclear weapon]] 1924 <ref>
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  • ...the equipment of the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]], causing the [[Fukushima disaster]]. ...suggested in the articles [[Who contaminates Japan]] and [[Russia used the nuclear weapon in 2011]], but these hypothesis look as a kind of [[conspiracy theor
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  • ...the edro will use all the possibilities to keep their power. Including the nuclear weapon. They are testing the ...'': Yes, We'll have to intercept all their missiles. They are monkeys with nuclear grenades.
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  • ...2011. The official map of isolines of the nuclear contamination after that disaster lated for two months, causing doubts about the good will and honesty of the
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  • In particular, at the [[Fukushima disaster]], [[Tenno Akihito]] did not have sufficient power to force the authorities ==Fukushima disaster==
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  • ...ayeh.net/world/478-tepco-managing-director-cried-after-admitting-fukushima-disaster-cover-up.pdf TEPCO Managing Director Cried After Admitting Fukushima Disaster Cover up.
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  • ...ayeh.net/world/478-tepco-managing-director-cried-after-admitting-fukushima-disaster-cover-up.pdf TEPCO Managing Director Cried After Admitting Fukushima Disaster Cover up. Saturday, 19 March 2011 00:06.
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  • ...izu''' become famous in 2011, while under his supervision, the [[Fukushima disaster]] had developed since rank 4 to rank 7. ...Komori]] was the Managing Director of [[TEPKO]]; at the last stage of the disaster, [[Kan Naoto]] also used to perform the top vigilance.
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  • ...ower Company''' is the biggest electric company in Japan that owns several nuclear plants. For June 2011, the president of the company is [[Toshio Nishizawa]] ...kushima disaster]] since rank 4 to rank 7 in the spring of 2011. With that disaster, TEPCO set the world's absolute record of the financial losses
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  • ...me minister of Japan (2010–2011), famous for handling of the [[Fukushima disaster]], that gradually developed since rank 4 to rank 7 ...d quicker'. <i>..The government raised the accident classification for the nuclear crisis from Level 4 to Level 5 on a seven-level international scale.</i>
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  • ...he nuclear reactors causing the [[Chernobyl disaster]] and the [[Fukushima disaster]]. ...and this quantity is also expected to be small. Each of presidents of each nuclear company may expect that no serious accident to happen during his presidents
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  • ...в первые месяцы после катастрофы [[Fukushima disaster]], 2011, вкупе со злорадными высказываниями [[Category:Nuclear weapon]]
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  • [[Category:Nuclear disaster]] [[Category:Nuclear weapon]]
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  • ...e rods into a heap, to allow the [[decay heat]] to burn-up the most of the nuclear fuel into the atmosphere.) In the case of of the [[Fukushima disaster]], it is dificult to suspect the administration in the intentional sabotage
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  • '''Onagawa nuclear plant''' ...u Power. http://www.tohoku-epco.co.jp/electr/genshi/npi/onag-e.htm Onagawa Nuclear Power Station </ref>.
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  • [[Category:Chernobyl disaster]] [[Category:Nuclear accidents]]
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  • ...plant]]s while the humanity is not yet ready for the civilized use of the nuclear energy. The criterion to consider various installations as one combined solar nuclear plant, or to consider them as separated plants,
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  • http://nuclear.tatar.mtss.ru/arxiv/332.htm Экз. № 1,9 [[Category:Nuclear disaster]]
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  • ...n and then burning into the atmosphere of the 4th reactor at the Chernobyl Nuclear plant at Pripiat. ...nt was not heavy; but after few days of work of "liquidators", the most of nuclear fuel was released into the atmosphere, together with thousands ton of sand
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  • ...isaster''' ([[Fukushima disaster]]) is catastrophe of at the Fukushima–1 nuclear plant, East of Honshu, [[Japan]]. (Comparable to \(10^{18}\) Becquerel at the Chernobyl disaster.)
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  • The economical cost of mitigation of the damage due to the [[Fukushima disaster]] is estimated to be of order of 10 [[trillion]] yen or 124.55 [[billion]] ...g the estimate of \(10^{14}\) dollars of order of magnitude of cost of the nuclear energetics to Japan.
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  • RADIOCHEMISTRY and NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, 3rd Edition, 2002.</ref>]] RADIOCHEMISTRY and NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, 3rd Edition, 2002.</ref>). Similar dependence takes place also f
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  • the reparation and fines after the [[Fukushima disaster]] may cost to the taxpayers a 10 trillion yen AFP-Jiji, Kyodo, Bloomberg. Tepco doubles estimated costs// Nuke disaster mop-up may hit ¥10 trillion. Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012
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  • ...cting and construction of the costal environment, including ports, dams or nuclear plants, that seem to be especially vulnerable to a flooding: ...be below the height postulated, but still causes serious destructions (or disaster) the guilt should be attributed to the constructors who made an error desig
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  • ...during an anti-nuclear demonstration demanding a stop to the operation of nuclear power operations in Tokyo July 16, 2012<ref> http://rt.com/news/tokyo-anti-nuclear-rally-283/
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  • [[File:46457675467456.jpg|300px|thumb|Experiment on influence of the nuclear explosion on soldiers, 1954.09.14, Totsk, USSR <ref> ...er An estimated 45,000 people took part in demonstrations in Tokyo against nuclear power on Sunday, amid growing public concern that the government is bringin
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