NRC FOIA documents prove US is not earthquake and/or tsunami ready
Channel: MsMilkytheclown1
Date: 2013-08-12

Published on Aug 11, 2013 by Hatrick Penry (thank you) http://youtu.be/ycxDGmbxn3M
and thank you Shazzam1971 for all your help. 

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Radioactive Decay and Half-Life
 Radioactive decay is the disintegration of an unstable atom with an accompanying emission of radiation. As a radioisotope atom decays to a more stable atom, it emits radiation only once. To change from an unstable atom to a completely stable atom may require several disintegration steps and radiation will be given off at each step. However, once the atom reaches a stable configuration, no more radiation is given off. For this reason, radioactive sources become weaker with time. As more and more unstable atoms become stable atoms, less radiation is produced and eventually the material will become non-radioactive.

The decay of radioactive elements occurs at a fixed rate. The half-life of a radioisotope is the time required for one half of the amount of unstable material to degrade into a more stable material. For example, a source will have an intensity of 100% when new. At one half-life, its intensity will be cut to 50% of the original intensity. At two half-lives, it will have an intensity of 25% of a new source. After ten half-lives, less than one-thousandth of the original activity will remain. Although the half-life pattern is the same for every radioisotope, the length of a half-life is different. For example, Co-60 has a half-life of about 5 years while Ir-192 has a half-life of about 74 days.

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Review of Fukushima Fatality Index Studies by Hatrick Penry http://youtu.be/PXAQKLcyJI4

Pacific Rim: how and why radiation from Fukushima entered the world's largest ocean http://youtu.be/P9SilFcYVg4

As a side note, you notice the "remix this video" button under almost all my videos. I left it there for a reason, so that you can simply press that button and publish it on to your channel (or elsewhere). All you have to do is press the button "remix this video". Then You Tube will take you to another page. Simply press the blue button in the upper right hand corner that says "Publish". 
Then YouTube will process your copied video. While it's being processed, press the pencil looking icon under the video. (that's the edit button). You can Then change the title from "my edited video" to whatever You want to title the video. You can either copy paste title from original video Or title it whatever you want. Same goes with adding to the description box and tag words. Either copy paste from original video or add your own description box. Please note that if a video link provided in the original video ends in three dots (...) that means YT shortened the link to save space and the link (if just copied and pasted) will Not work under your video. To provide a Working link under Your video, you need to copy/paste from the Link that the original video provided onto your page. Then the link Will work under your video.
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When you press the pencil icon under your video, you'll see the red line under "Basic Info". To the right of that reads "Advanced Settings". Press advanced settings. Scroll down a little on the left hand column where it says "License and rights ownership". Below that you will have two choices either "standard Youtube license" or "Creative commons - attributions". Click Creative Commons - attributions license. Then press Save changes in the blue box in upper right hand corner. That way YOU get the Remix button on Your video, too. It's as easy as that.

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