Holy crapola, it's heading towards us . . . .
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 9:10 pm
Click on link & scroll down to video, unbelievable!
Japan Tsunami Debris Floating Toward Hawaii
Japan Tsunami Debris Floating Toward Hawaii
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Holy crapola, it's heading towards us . . . .
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 3:20 am
I wonder if that includes any radiation.
Holy crapola, it's heading towards us . . . .
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 7:11 am
They need to blow it up or hit it with a missle so most of it will sink.
Holy crapola, it's heading towards us . . . .
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 11:57 am
SnoozeAgain;1373522 wrote: I wonder if that includes any radiation.
Doubtful - any radioactive dust being carried on the debris would be washed off during the two to three year journey.
Most of the contamination would have been windbourne and would have reached America days after the events rather than years - they haven't seen much locally so the concentrations thousands of miles away would be minimal.
Doubtful - any radioactive dust being carried on the debris would be washed off during the two to three year journey.
Most of the contamination would have been windbourne and would have reached America days after the events rather than years - they haven't seen much locally so the concentrations thousands of miles away would be minimal.
Holy crapola, it's heading towards us . . . .
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 12:02 pm
YZGI;1373527 wrote: They need to blow it up or hit it with a missle so most of it will sink.
They were talking in terms of a debris field one thousand miles by two so it would take more than one missile to make any difference.
With a travel time measured in years I think we can rely on storms to sink the vast majority of it.
I'd guess that the video shown was taken on the day of the tsunami - it certainly is not recent and gives a totally false impression of what is heading your way but the reality would be too boring for a news report.
They were talking in terms of a debris field one thousand miles by two so it would take more than one missile to make any difference.
With a travel time measured in years I think we can rely on storms to sink the vast majority of it.
I'd guess that the video shown was taken on the day of the tsunami - it certainly is not recent and gives a totally false impression of what is heading your way but the reality would be too boring for a news report.
Holy crapola, it's heading towards us . . . .
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 12:03 pm
Bryn Mawr;1373539 wrote: They were talking in terms of a debris field one thousand miles by two so it would take more than one missile to make any difference.
With a travel time measured in years I think we can rely on storms to sink the vast majority of it.
I'd guess that the video shown was taken on the day of the tsunami - it certainly is not recent and gives a totally false impression of what is heading your way but the reality would be too boring for a news report.
No worries, I doubt much of it makes it to central Kansas.:wah:
With a travel time measured in years I think we can rely on storms to sink the vast majority of it.
I'd guess that the video shown was taken on the day of the tsunami - it certainly is not recent and gives a totally false impression of what is heading your way but the reality would be too boring for a news report.
No worries, I doubt much of it makes it to central Kansas.:wah:
Holy crapola, it's heading towards us . . . .
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 12:08 pm
YZGI;1373540 wrote: No worries, I doubt much of it makes it to central Kansas.:wah:
If Dorothy could then who knows what might fly in
If Dorothy could then who knows what might fly in
Holy crapola, it's heading towards us . . . .
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 1:48 pm
Looks like we're not with Toto anymore :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl...............................God you have no idea how effing funny that comment was :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl