[Express] “0.353 μSv/h at Yokohama station”

Posted by Mochizuki on February 20th, 2013 · 4 Comments

Introducing important tweets as [Express] for simultaneous updates.

 

<Translate>
At Yokohama station. It’s the first time to measure 0.3μSv/h, I was shocked. It was indicating this level for over 1 minute.
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[Express] "0.353 μSv/h at Yokohama station"

 

 

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Français :

[Express] 0,353 μSv/h à la gare de Yokohama

Présentation des tweets importants sous [Express] pour mises à jour simultanées.

 

<Traduction>
A la gare de Yokohama. C’est la première fois que je relève 0,3 μSv/h, ça m’a choqué. Il a indiqué ce niveau pendant plus d’une minute.
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[Express] 0,353 μSv/h à la gare de Yokohama
横浜駅。初の0.3…ビビった。一分以上これの前後。 twitter.com/0406magi/statu…
— magi-さん (@0406magi) 2013年2月18日



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4 Responses to “[Express] “0.353 μSv/h at Yokohama station””

  1. trooper says:
    February 20, 2013 at 8:30 pm

    Thanks–I know Americans on business there lately. :(
    Not a care for them though!–?///

  2. kanagawa mom says:
    February 21, 2013 at 2:11 am

    So is this a hot spot — is it just one spot? Or is it all over the station? Is it coming from the concrete? Do you think it’s the cynobacteria? More information and analysis would be appreciated!

  3. Getting Worse says:
    February 21, 2013 at 7:55 am

    Take a look at these graphs for Azabu-juban.

    http://www.bobbytech.com/news

    My own geiger counter always gives similar readings to these, in the same Juban area, at a height of one to two meters above ground.
    When Fukushima burps badly, the values shoot sky high so they have to change the graph scales. The overall trend in the averages for Juban is upward, ever upward.

  4. onedragon says:
    February 22, 2013 at 1:07 am

    It’s to vague,needs to be more specific.

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