2011-03-18, 06:44 PM
Anonymous Moose Wrote:And 55C is 131F. I dont think Humans are safe breathing that. At least not for long periods of time.
Anyway, its a pain in the ass when sources are conflicting with eachother. Its probably because each source has an agenda and bias (or if you want to take the idealistic view point, maybe some sources only have part of the story).
Sorry, I meant the situation is breathable. And of course there are no give-all, tell-all sources. I'm just going by the official situations and forming my own conjectures, as they are as good as anyone's. From the wordings of the positive sources themselves, they don't sound very optimistic about the situations, and that's all I need to know that the situation is bad, not the fear mongering bunch.
And yes, there is no mentioning about the absolute levels of water inside the reactors, but I'm making a few assumptions here:
- Officials claimed that the ponds still have at least some water left from visual inspections from those lolhelicopters.
- The spraying missions included waiting for the steam to dissipate before resuming spraying water. It suggests that there is a correlation between spraying water and having that water boiled to steam, in other words: effectively delivering the water to the ponds.
Anonymous Moose Wrote:Just because the news came from fox doesnt automatically mean it is false. Same for if it comes from MSNBC or CNN. All have their own agendas.
I personally think FoxNews has exclusively earned that title. Anything coming from their mouth is just garbage. Even if two news agencies have the same source, I'd prefer to at least hear what the other source have to say.