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Could this possibly be the result of damage to a Ukrainian nuclear power plant during Russian's recent incursions?
I'm in Germany and I have a Geiger counter running 24/7. I just looked at the data for January and February and the only thing that I notice is a VERY slightly higher reading on February 4th with 0.1727 microSievert/hour. Average for January was 0.1674, lowest was 0.1631, highest was 0.1703. So February 4th was less than 6% higher than the lowest value from January. The difference was so small that I had just attribu…
I'm in Germany and I have a Geiger counter running 24/7. I just looked at the data for January and February and the only thing that I notice is a VERY slightly higher reading on February 4th with 0.1727 microSievert/hour. Average for January was 0.1674, lowest was 0.1631, highest was 0.1703. So February 4th was less than 6% higher than the lowest value from January. The difference was so small that I had just attribu…
Out of total curiosity what does your setup look like? Do you have a mode # of what you use? Never read anything about this before. Thanks.
Can someone describe the significance/insignificance/context of this?
The ISRN appears to be a French government agency. They are claiming to have detected non-natural levels of radioactive iodine across Europe. The implication is that someone, somewhere had a nuclear accident and did not report it.
News in Finland's national broadcasting: http://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/radiation_safety_watchdog_...
Three questions
After rain?
Could be Iodine being generated directly in place from other compounds or being seeded by suspended dust in clouds?
Could be this "Ukranian war" related?
Probably related to this recent incident http://nypost.com/2017/02/09/explosion-rocks-nuclear-power-p...