[SE Mom]

Thanks as always for your research and info :)

Meanwhile from Hot Air: (Posting just the link and tease as this is a long piece)

http://hotair.com/archives/2011/03/15/terrific-containment-vessels-used-at-japanese-plant-have-long-been-questioned-by-nuclear-experts/

Terrific: Containment vessels used at Japanese plant have long been questioned by nuclear experts

Twenty-four hours ago I asked, “How sure are we that the containment vessels at Fukushima can contain a full meltdown?” Twenty-four hours later, the answer appears to be: Not very.

[SE Mom]

Here are some pretty astonishing photos- some a bit graphic, FYI, but there’s one of a truck that was going across a bridge- the bridge was partially washed away and the truck is TEETERING halfway over the edge. A jawdropper.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1366395/Japan-tsunami-earthquake-Haunting-images-450-Britons-feared-missing.html

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

This old facility would need experienced hands to manage problems particularly like an emergency shurtsown....

Now where would we suppose those crews lived....and how many survived the quake and Tsunami....??

I think those Hydrogen explosions may be very interesting....but have sympathy for the men trying to tame this dragon.