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Dr.Grass on 08 November 2011
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ethomaz said:
Dr.Grass said:
Is it just me or was there hardly any info in that interview?

Also, this made me chuckle quite a bit:

''After it happened, I calculated how much the radiation would spread, and it turned out...''

What so he's a nuclear physicist now? LOL

Hummmm... did you read news?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/global/2011/oct/13/fukushima-radiation-tokyo-contamination-reading

Because the early earthquakes in Japan researchers had recorded radiation in Fukushima (more than 17 times the internationally recommended level for the general public).

Even some "experts" said the radiation could come to US too.

http://www.naturalnews.com/033481_Fukushima_radiation.html

 

I was referring to the fact that he calculated it himself.

 

Actually, the radiation levels there aren't actually that bad. 17 times the international recommended level isn't that much. Pilots experience more than that over the course of their careers. Anyways, that wasn't the point.