Flashback:
– Fukushima citizen “Recent earthquake is something different” (Fukushima Diary, Jan. 9, 2012):
Fukushima citizens tweet that recent series of the earthquake feel different from usual ones.
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I think everyone has noticed it if they live in Fukushima since 311, and paid attention to earthquakes. Suddenly, the way of shaking has changed, isn’t it ? feels like something is exploding underground, like a bomb.
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@nicodonguri
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I feel that too. It feels as if I was sleeping in the double bunk beds and someone knocked me up from the lower bunk. It comes up from the underground all of a sudden ,like bang. I woke up several times to be surprised at the knocking up shock. My heart beats heard, can’t be reassured for around the clock.
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@Butyoo1488
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I live in Ibaraki, but my family, and people around me feel the same way too. It’s not a normal earthquake, but a short quake as if something was exploding underground. I haven’t felt that quake for 40 years. It happens everyday.
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The only reason to deny the possibility of hydrovolcanic explosion underground is because the radiation level is not spiking up after the earthquake, but I doubt if the steam comes right above the epicenter.
(Arnie Gundersen said the energy in the melted cores would not be enough to cause a big hydrovolcanic explosion.)