In 2011, a real explosion at Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant was recorded.
This video shows the entire process of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear power plant explosion in Japan, and is a real video recording.
A magnitude 9.1 earthquake struck northeastern Japan, triggering a monstrous tsunami that instantly flooded Japan. The waves mixed with ruins engulfed the main island of Japan and made people fearful. The tsunami killed tens of thousands of people and forced 500,000 people to leave their homes. With the arrival of the waves, the disaster at the Fukushima nuclear power plant really began.
A 15-meter-high wave hit the Fukushima nuclear power plant, completely paralyzing TEPCO in the earthquake, and safety measures were wiped out. As the reactor continued to heat up, eventually the day after the tsunami, hydrogen gas on top of reactor No. 1 exploded at high temperatures, causing a fire and the metal roof on top of the reactor was blown apart. This is the second nuclear accident in Japan's history, which shocked the world.
For its own benefit, the Japanese government has repeatedly shirked rescue, resulting in rescue teams being unable to enter the disaster area. In order to cool the reactor, the rescue team used helicopters to transport seawater, and the reactor gradually calmed down under repeated watering. In order to prevent secondary accidents, someone must enter the nuclear plant for physical cooling. However, no one in the Japanese government at that time was willing to sacrifice themselves, and the rescue team was unwilling to step up to rescue the people.
Over time, unit 234 of the nuclear power plant exploded continuously. Explosions of varying magnitude and black smoke blanketed Fukushima, and a serious nuclear accident made people despair. To control the leak, the Japanese government began filling the reactor with water and evacuated nearby residents. However, the amount of nuclear wastewater discharged into the Pacific Ocean during these processes is uncountable, and the sea water near Fukushima is also heavily contaminated with radiation, making it impossible for Japan to treat it.
