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  • #6344
    uRADMonitor
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    Thank you for these articles!

    #6388
    ecloud
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    I’ve noticed the “hot spot” in south China too and was wondering… but there were 27 units at one location, all of which are offline now. Maybe it’s fake data, or maybe it’s a location where a lot of units were being assembled and tested with a radiation source?

    1100010B 5100001C 82000099 820000DD 82000132 82000139 8200013B 8200013C 8200013D 820000DE 820000EB 820000EC 820000EE 820000F8 820000F9 820000FD 82000107 82000108 8200010C 8200011D 8200011F 82000122 82000124 82000126 8200012C 8200012D 82000131

    It would be interesting to see graphs for all of those at the same time around that time period and see if there is any correlation.

    Unit 82000124 says it’s in San Diego even though it’s in China on the map. 8200012D says Halsteren, NL.

    #6410
    uRADMonitor
    Keymaster

    There’s indeed an elevated radiation level there, confirmed by several units. The location is one of the manufacturing factories, where I get the units assembled and tested. While this is test data, I purposely left it visible. There are no radiation sources being used there, it is just the background level considerably higher. Once shipped, the very same units lower their readings.

    Let me know if you’d like any additional info on this.

    Thanks

    #6481
    FlorentPirot
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    Hello,
    Just to say I’ve found the place of the Chinese sodium fast reactor explosion : the hurricane came from the East, it destroyed the core, of course it vacuumed instantly the reactor, creating a fireball that the energy of the hurricane pushed westward, the “spin” of the hurricane is obvious when you see the area laminated. Google Satellite, simply 🙂

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