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Sh1mon M4sada
Tepco should call Elon to see if Tesla can codevelop a humanoid robot for this kind of dangerous work.
On a side note, Russia said water safe!
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20240905_21/
This shows the CCP and puppets are even more brain damaged than Russia.
Sanjinosebleed
What could go wrong....
kurisupisu
If even basic procedures are not followed at the site then would occurs in the case of ‘complex procedures’ ?
wanderlust
3 gm to be removed, 894,121,299 gm to go...quite a challenge.
I wonder if they will number the pipes in order this time?
YongYang
Considering how well TEPCO shaft the Japanese tax payer, you'd think sticking a pole together would be easy. Extraction. No. It's not is it. It's a test, at best, to see how little they can actually do.
ian
no one available?
Wouldn't they be the ones who will actually do the extraction?
Where were they? Not as if this thing wasn't planned well in advance.
Points to a glaring lack in personnel.
Someone competent should have been there even if the task was easy even if just to make sure the contractors were wearing and using their gear properly
ian
Rate this going they'll probably need to extract only half that amount
ian
If that's true doesn't bode well for Ukraine maybe.
Unless Russia was just doing it out of the goodness of their hearts and care for the truth