Prof. Mori of Tokyo university took a picture of a bush warbler in Fukushima by autoradiography.
It took one month to capture the radiation from cesium 137.
The bush warbler was found dead in Iidate mura last December.
This photo was taken from the stomach of the bird. Black spots in the wing parts show radioactive particles stuck to the wings. The ones in the body parts show the radioactive particles taken into the body. Biological concentration is assumed to have happened through contaminated worms.
先日、森敏先生から以前お願いしていたラジオオートグラフの写真が届いた。
私が飯舘村で昨年12月に採取してきたウグイスの死骸だ。
やはりだいぶ被曝していた。
ウグイスの被曝の状況を映像化したものだ。
カラーはサンプルの写真。
モノクロのレントゲン写真のようなものがラジオオートグラフ。
黒い点々としたものがCs137の放射線がでているため黒くなった。
羽の部分は表面に付着したもの、腹の部分の黒くなったところはお腹の内部から放射線がでている。
汚染した虫などを食べたことで食物連鎖で濃縮されたものと思われる。
これはお腹側を羽を広げて撮影したものだ。
1枚の写真を撮影するために要した感光時間は一ヶ月。
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My observations+critique (if one assumes, one must challenge!)
By comparing the source images and noting the obvious discrepancies, my findings are that the x-ray imagery shows only beta- radiation (Cs-137 produces beta- and gamma when disentegrating, c.f. wikipedia).
If gamma radiation was measured, I’d expect to observe 100% correlation between the 2 images, which is not the case when comparing one with the other (inverted vertically for easier matching). For the record gamma radiation passes trough matter but beta- doesn’t pass trough much, as it interacts with matter by ionization (source: wikipedia).
As my findings indicate only beta- radiation measurment, my conclusions are that contrarly to the claim in the article “The [spots] in the body parts show the radioactive particles taken into the body”, the spots show *the particles deposited on the feathering*. In addition, I find it logic by relating the fact that there are more spots on the back than on the belly with my assumption that a bird, especially an ill bird, would have much more difficulty to clean his back than his belly.
Please write me back if your conclusions differ, I would be interested to know if and how my analysis could be flawed.
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P.S. Images comparison
http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/364/birdbetarad.png
That is an animal in japan, their are many types of animals in japan.
The contamination in that animal was not conducive to biological life.
Are Humans Animals? yes indeed, Thank you for leaving iori, you’re a good role model, you are righteous/ could you get SOME DECENT RECENT SATELITE PHOTOS OF DAINII, ONAGAWA, TOKAI, OTHERS? ESPECIALLY >DAINII<
THANK YOU!
That photo is intel… It says that picture is you if you are in japan period and that is final.
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