[justa-hairyape]

Excerpt from your link.

The robot spent over two hours performing almost a full circuit of the catwalk above the torus, ..

That states ABOVE the torus. IE - The upper torus areas. They did not survey the lower bottom section of the torus where gravity would have taken the corium. Personally will never ever again expect truth from organizations that flat out lie about meltdown for 2 months and delay for one year letting people know that 14 reactors lost external power that day.

[ransomnote]

Justa-hairyape said:
Personally will never ever again expect truth from organizations that flat out lie about meltdown for 2 months and delay for one year letting people know that 14 reactors lost external power that day.

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Could not have said it better. They never have and never will accept any responsibility for the damage they cause. They lie proactively, they lie re-actively, they lie retroactively, they lie theoretically and all the while, they talk down to the citizenry as if WE are the ones with the credibility problem????!!!

[chimera]

Ha. I knew it. More FUD. Should’ve known better. Here you finally get a first-hand look, an up-close in-situ measure of dose rate as well as visuals, and it isn't good enough for the FUDdies. Do you really think that in that region there would be readings in the mSv range if a large amount of core material was unshielded? Hell, when I was at Oak Ridge we were measuring unshielded fuel assemblies from a 30 MW research reactor and getting rates in the range of several Sv/hr about 20 feet away in air, and those were just single fuel assemblies from a 30 MW reactor.