4.2 million Bq/Kg of cesium from Black substance and microscope pics

Following up this article..Plutonium 238 measured in Minamisoma

Mr. Oyama, Minamisoma city councilor measured 500CPM from a sample of black substance.

The analysis results are like these below..

Date 4/9/2012

(Cs-134(Bq/kg)Cs-137(Bq/kg))

1) Oscillatoriales from Minamisoma  1740000  2450000

2) Soil from the place on the map below  8070     11500

 


大きな地図で見る

 

3) Soil from the place on the map below  2720  3860

 


大きな地図で見る

4) Soil from the place on the map below  7790   11100

 


大きな地図で見る

 

5) Soil from the place on the map below  37900   53400

 


大きな地図で見る

 

6) Soil from the place on the map below 62000  87500

 


大きな地図で見る
↓ Microscope pictures.

4.2 million Bq/Kg of cesium from Black substance3

 

4.2 million Bq/Kg of cesium from Black substance4

 

4.2 million Bq/Kg of cesium from Black substance5

 

4.2 million Bq/Kg of cesium from Black substance6

 

4.2 million Bq/Kg of cesium from Black substance7

 

4.2 million Bq/Kg of cesium from Black substance8

 

He also measured 700 CPM from another sample of Oscillatoriales. He’s waiting for the analysis result.

He comments,

かつて数十億年前、地球が放射能で満ち溢れていた頃
バクテリアが生まれ  鉄やウランなどを吸収し
その死骸が「鉱床」となっている。

<Translate>

Billions of years ago, when the earth was still full of radiation,

bacterias were born. They absorbed iron or uranium.

Their dead bodies became ore deposits.

<End>

 

Are we reversing the history ?

 

Micro scope pictures are below.

4.2 million Bq/Kg of cesium from Black substance

 

4.2 million Bq/Kg of cesium from Black substance2

 

Source

 

 




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    I’ve been convinced the reason aliens have never contacted Earth is because, on any planet, life evolves until the species at the top of the chain acquires the technology of total destruction, uses the technology to destroy itself, then the cycle repeats, starting over again from the simplest life forms that can adapt. Dreamers always fantasize of one superintelligent race that continues to evolve, forever. I think this is wrong. I see more and more evidence my cyclical hypothesis is true.

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    Are you sure this black substance is from Fukushima Daichi? I would’t be suprised if this substance existed and just nobody noticed before.

    Just think about the highly radioaktive street pavements in South Korea.

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