Fukushima Worker On Camera: “The Holes And Cracks In The Ground Are Terrifying”
Watch the following video of a Fukushima worker saying:
The holes and cracks in the ground are terrifying.
See this for background.
The London Tornado of 1091
by Richard Denning As a weather phenomena tornedos are not particularly associated with the UK. However a recent report by the the Met office that said that actually the UK gets more per square km than the USA. Yet our tornedos are babies for the most part and of very little power. Occasionally though we do get a whopper! Such a huge tornedo occurred on October 17th 1091 during the reign of King William II (called Rufus). This was the first recorded tornado in the British isles and it hit London hard. It is estimated to have been about T8 strength. The London Tornado of 1091 is reckoned to have only killed two people but dramatically the then wooden London Bridge was completely demolished (this bridge had been built by William I after the Norman conquest. After the Tornedo William II rebuilt the bridge but this too was short lived as a fire destroyed it only 40 years later). The nearby church of St. Mary...
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