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SportTrac Discussion
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Nuclear meltdowns in Japan
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<blockquote data-quote="Frank screwyourednecks" data-source="post: 956757" data-attributes="member: 65545"><p>One reactor has had half the core exposed already, This is the one they're flooding with sea water in a desperate effort to prevent it from a complete meltdown. They lost control of a second reactor next to it, a partial meltdown, and there is actually a third reactor at a related site 20-kilometers away they have also lost control over. We have never had a situation like this before.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>This will reach the United States. experts say.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank screwyourednecks, post: 956757, member: 65545"] One reactor has had half the core exposed already, This is the one they're flooding with sea water in a desperate effort to prevent it from a complete meltdown. They lost control of a second reactor next to it, a partial meltdown, and there is actually a third reactor at a related site 20-kilometers away they have also lost control over. We have never had a situation like this before. This will reach the United States. experts say. [/QUOTE]
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