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Gempa Bumi & Tsunami Jepun Versi 2 : Post #143 Utk Info Lanjut Nuklear
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Belum diisytihar bangkrap.. Kira still survive lah tu.. Warren Buffet dah kata nak buat pe ...
Manami Post at 7-4-2011 14:15 
sb mrk tau japan mmg bersemngt tinggi n jenis yg cpt bangkit ...tgk la..langsung x hrp bantuan org luar sgt ..menteri2 dier pun mmg bekerja keras tuk atasi maslh sumer ..tu yg bgus tgk ....
aah..yen pun masih kukuh byk lg ...just buat ms nih kurg tourists masuk japan sb nuklear tu ajer..... |
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Bukan utk manusia jek ada yg sedekah makanan, utk hewan pon hader... 
寄付されたペットフード。福島の避難所の外に置かれている。 Donated pet foods are placed outside an evacuee center, Thursday, March 24, 2011 in Fukushima, Fukushima prefecture, Japan. The earthquake and tsunami that visited the country on March 11 has created not only a disaster for hundreds of thousands of people, but also for their pets, forcing them to suddenly fend for themselves. Japan, famous for drilling its citizens on how to prepare for all manner of natural disasters, has done far less to prepare those who live near its many nuclear reactors for emergencies. The sign reads: "Feel free to pick up." (AP Photo/Wally Santana) |
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Cara mengutip derma di Siam..
一列に並んで募金箱をぶら下げ、支援呼びかけに一役買った象たち ＝２１日、タイ・バンコク Mahouts ride elephants as they collect money for victims of the recent Japan earthquake and tsunami during a donation drive in Khao San Road, a backpacker area, in Bangkok March 21, 2011. The donation drive was part of Thailand's efforts to aid earthquake-hit Japan. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom
「ありがとう」観光？のお二人 A mahout rides an elephant as they collect money for victims of the recent Jmahoutapan earthquake and tsunami during a donation drive in Khao San Road, a backpacker area, in Bangkok March 21, 2011. The donation drive was part of Thailand's efforts to aid earthquake-hit Japan. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom
「ありがとう」観光の方 A foreign tourist drops money into a donation box carried by an elephant during a fundraising campaign for victims of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, in Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, March 21, 2011. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit)
「ありがとう」ボランティアの皆さん An elephant dances with volunteers wearing costumes to raise money for victims of the recent Japan earthquake and tsunami in Khao San Road, a backpacker area in Bangkok March 21, 2011. The donation drive was part of Thailand's efforts to aid earthquake-hit Japan. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom 
「ありがとう」象さん、象使いの方 An elephant among others carries a donation box during a fundraising campaign for victims of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, in Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, March 21, 2011. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit)
「ありがとう」 A mahout rides an elephant as they collect money for victims of the recent Japan earthquake and tsunami during a donation drive in Khao San Road, a backpacker area, in Bangkok March 21, 2011. The donation drive was part of Thailand's efforts to aid earthquake-hit Japan. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom 
「ありがとう」 Foreign tourists donate money to a donation box carried by an elephant during a fundraising campaign for victims of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, in Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, March 21, 2011. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit)
「ほんとうにありがとう」 A foreign tourist donates money to an elephant during a fundraising campaign for victims of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, in Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, March 21, 2011. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit) |
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TOKYO | Wed Apr 6, 2011 11:10pm EDT
TOKYO (Reuters) - Following are main developments after a massive earthquake and tsunami devastated northeast Japan and crippled a nuclear power station, raising the risk of an uncontrolled radiation leak.
* Engineers work through the night to pump nitrogen gas into a reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant crippled by the March 11 quake and tsunami to prevent an explosive buildup of hydrogen gas. Earlier efforts stopped highly radioactive water leaking into the sea at another of the facility's six reactors.
* Plant operator Tokyo Electric Company (TEPCO) says a buildup of hydrogen after attempts to cool the reactors with water could produce an explosion -- as occurred early in the crisis in reactors No. 1 and 3. But the likelihood of this was "extremely low."
* After using water to cool fuel rods, engineers must still pump 11.5 million liters (11,500 tonnes) of contaminated water back into the ocean as they have run out of storage space.
* The head of a U.N. Scientific body says the situation at the plant is not expected to have any serious impact on people's health. Data shows much lower levels of iodine than in the 1986 nuclear accident at Chernobyl in Ukraine.
* Radioactive iodine detected in the sea now stands at about 600 times the legal limit after being recorded at 4,800 times the limit previously.
* A top official for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission says the Commission does not believe the core of reactor no. 2 melted down.
* The coast guard says the quake shifted the seabed near the epicenter in northern Japan by a record 24 meters (79 feet).
- TEPCO this week began paying "condolence money" to nearby local governments to aid people evacuated because of the crisis.
- Japan has asked Russia to send a floating radiation treatment plant, used to decommission nuclear submarines, to solidify contaminated liquid waste from the plant, Russian media reported.
- Japan has warned it could take months to stop radiation leaking from the plant.
- Authorities do not plan to expand the evacuation zone around the plant, a senior nuclear official said. The government created a 20-km (12-mile) evacuation zone around the site after the earthquake and tsunami.
- TEPCO has said it will scrap at least four reactors once they are under control, but this could take years or even decades. The Fukushima Daiichi and nearby Fukushima Daini plants produce 4 percent of Japan's power and local politicians say reopening them will be politically difficult.
* A total of 12,554 people were confirmed dead by Japan's National Police Agency, while 15,077 are missing as of Wednesday. A total of 162,481 households were without electricity and at least 170,000without running water.
- Estimated cost of damage to top $300 billion, making it the world's costliest natural disaster. The 1995 Kobe quake cost $100 billion while Hurricane Katrina in 2005 caused $81 billion in damage.
(Tokyo bureau; Compiled by World Desk Asia) |
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jepun ni...teratur sungguh laaa
kat pusat pemindahan pun teratur aje..siap privasi lagi
kalau kat sini..ya rabbi...bersepah tido sana sini |
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manami, tempek pic lagi
AnBulisia Post at 7-4-2011 15:36
Situasi Jepun sebelum & selepas letrik dicatu...
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Dpd tumpu tenaga nuclear, baik tumpu tenaga angin... Green technology jugak... Safer!
洋上浮体風力発電 (Janakuasa angin terapung atas laut)
  
 
海からは主に「波力発電」、「潮力発電」、「温度差発電」によって電力が得られます。
波力発電とは、波の上下動を利用し、それによって生じる空気の流れによってタービンを回し発電する方法です。面積あたりのエネルギーは太陽光の20～30倍、風力の5倍とのこと。
潮力発電とは、潮の干満で海水が移動するエネルギーを電力に変える発電方式です。潮汐現象を利用しているので出力の正確な予測が可能です。ただし建設によって周辺の生態系バランスが崩れてしまう可能性があるので注意が必要です。
海洋温度差発電（OTEC）とは、海洋表層の温水と深海の冷水の温度差を利用して発電する方法です。天候に左右されず、年間を通じて安定した電力供給が可能です。
The electric power is chiefly obtained from the sea by "Wave activated power generation", "Tidal power power generation", and "Temperatures fluctuate power generation".
The wave activated power generation uses the swell and fall of the waves, and, as a result, is a method of turning the turbine by the flow of the caused air and power generation. Energy for each area is 20?30 time sunlight, and 5 times the force of the wind.
The tidal power power generation is a power generation method that changes energy where seawater moves because of the rise and fall of the tide into the electric power. Because the tide phenomenon is used, an accurate forecast of the output is possible.
However, it is necessary to note it because there is a possibility that a peripheral ecosystem balance collapses by construction.
Ocean thermal energy conversion system (OTEC) is a method to generate electricity by using the warm water of the marine surface layer and the temperatures fluctuate of the cold water of the ocean. The weather is not controlled, and a steady power supply is possible through year. |
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 POOL PHOTO
Thursday 07th April, 07:00 AM JST
Crown Prince Naruhito and Crown Princess Masako talk with evacuees at a gymnasium, currently serving as an evacuation center, inside Ajinomoto stadium in Chofu, western Tokyo, on Wednesday. See story in National section. |
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 REUTERS
Thursday 31st March, 07:00 AM JST
Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko talk with evacuees from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, at Tokyo Budokan, currently an evacuation shelter, on Wednesday. The emperor and empress spent an hour at the shelter to encourage the some 300 evacuees, mainly from Fukushima Prefecture. |
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Some of the effort to cheer up the evacuated victims... Can't imagine how stressful they're being apart from their home & daily life... 
 AP
Tuesday 29th March, 07:00 AM JST
A clown chats with children evacuated from Fukushima Prefecture outside an evacuation center in Saitama on Monday. |
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thanks manami for great updates pic. |
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 REUTERS
Wednesday 30th March, 07:32 AM JST
Soccer team fans hold banners ahead of a charity match between Japan’s national team and J-League select team at Nagai stadium in Osaka on Tuesday. |
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Despite terrible disaster, life must go on....
 AP
Saturday 02nd April, 07:00 PM JST
A Shinto priest leads a newlywed couple, a bride, with white headgear under an umbrella, and bridegroom, to her right, together with their parents and relatives at Meiji Shrine in Tokyo on Saturday. |
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thanks manami for great updates pic.
mamanurulhasbi Post at 7-4-2011 17:21
Douitashimashite (U're welcome)  |
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If Japan ppl dowan those nukes, why we (Mesia) must take the RISKS??? X ke vodo tu namanya?? 
 AP
Sunday 27th March, 03:59 PM JST
A protester in protective mask holds a placard during an anti nuclear rally in Tokyo on Sunday. The placard’s message reads “Don’t spread radioactive substances.” |
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 REUTERS
Monday 21st March, 07:47 AM JST
People ride bicycles amid debris of buildings wrecked by last week’s earthquake and tsunami in Natori City, Miyagi Prefecture, on Sunday. |
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Idustri sushi pon bakal terjejas...
 AP
Wednesday 06th April, 07:00 AM JST
Only two customers dine at a sushi restaurant in Tokyo late Tuesday night. Reported radioactive contamination in seawater near the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has caused a scare over the safety of eating fish products. See related story in National section. |
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Post time 7-4-2011 02:22 PM
: GUNDAM (TOKYO) masih gagah berdiri 
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