Fukushima Unit 2 High Radiation Damages New Robot
Preparation work with a cleaning robot was abruptly abandoned today. This cleaning robot was preparing an area for the Scorpion robot to
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Fukushima Unit 3 First Photos Inside Containment
TEPCO has released a set of images taken inside the containment structure of unit 3 on March 20th. This is
Read moreNew Gamma Camera To Be Used At Fukushima
JAXA and TEPCO have developed a new gamma camera that should help check buildings and plant grounds for hot spots.
Read morePart 3: Unit 2 Containment Scope New Images & Video
More images from inside the scope exam of unit 2 Fukushima Daiichi. These are from the 4th video. The video
Read morePart 2: Unit 2 Containment Scope New Images & Video
Earlier today we released a new set of video stills from the scope camera put inside the containment at reactor
Read moreMore On Unit 2 Scope Work, New Large Images From Video Release
These new images based on videos released by TEPCO today. These are not the initial few images TEPCO released yesterday.
Read moreEnhanced Photos Inside Unit 2 Containment Scope Effort
TEPCO successfully inserted the scope camera inside unit 2’s containment Thursday. Statements by TEPCO and NISA indicate they were unable
Read moreTEPCO Trial Run Of Containment Inspection At Unit 5
TEPCO has released a video and images of the practice run at unit 5 in anticipation of the scope inspection
Read moreWork Begins To Insert Scope Into Unit 2 Containment, Inspection Thursday
Work has finally begun to insert a radiation proof endoscope camera into the containment of unit 2 at Fukushima Daiichi.
Read moreFirst Camera Inspection Inside Reactor Containment In Two Weeks
TEPCO is estimating they will begin the process in about two weeks to bore a small hole and insert an
Read moreThe Goal Of TEPCO’s Meltdown Analysis
This week has seen a series of events by TEPCO and the government of Japan that seem to belie reality
Read moreGamma Camera Photo of Extremely High Radiation Area at Fukushima Daiichi
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