<transcript><audio_93>around here and of course by the logic of the internet well this could only be possibly this could only possibly be from Fukushima that was quickly debunked by people who actually knew how to use these uh these radiation instruments to read what kind of radiation it was and</transcript><caption><image_94>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen showing a map of the Pacific Ocean. The map is blue in color and shows the location of a tropical cyclone in the center of the image. The cyclone is a bright blue color and appears to be moving towards the right side of the map. It is located in the southern part of the ocean and is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean.

On the top left corner of the screen, there is a title bar that reads "Tropical Storm" and on the top right corner, there are several icons that appear to be related to the cyclone's location. On the top center of this screen, the title bar shows the current location of the cyclones and the date and time of the storm. The icons are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each icon representing a different location. The background of the screenshot is white, and the text is black.</caption><transcript><audio_95>it was not the type of radiation that had this the the signature of the the radioactive materials that were coming from Fukushima however that does has raised the question of where these high readings of radioactivity on the beach were coming from because they were there</transcript><transcript><audio_96>but it was not coming from the other side of the world where this Fukushima event was taken don't forget there's a jet stream up there partly it was because of the sand on the beach itself a new computer simulation shows how radioactivity is spread around</transcript><video><caption><image_97>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen showing a map of the world with a blue wave-like pattern on it. The wave appears to be a representation of the ocean floor, with the blue color representing the surface of the water and the white color representing a wave. The map is overlaid on a white background, and there is a title at the top of the screen that reads "Tropical Storms of the Atlantic Ocean". Below the title, there is text that explains the extent of the wave, which is a type of cyclone that occurs in the Pacific Ocean. The image also shows the location of the cyclone, which can be seen in the top right corner of the map.</caption><caption><image_98>The image is a screenshot of a news segment on a TV screen. It shows a man in a suit and tie sitting in front of a large machine. The man appears to be a news anchor, as indicated by the text on the screen which reads "Fukushima Daiichi". The background of the screen is blurred, but it seems like the man is in a factory or a factory setting. On the left side of the image, there is a large image of a factory with various machinery and equipment. The text is in Japanese and translates to "New York Times" in English.</caption></video> around here and of course by the logic of the internet well this could only be possibly this could only possibly be from Fukushima that was quickly debunked by people who actually knew how to use these uh these radiation instruments to read what kind of radiation it was and it was not the type of radiation that had this the the signature of the the radioactive materials that were coming from Fukushima however that does has raised the question of where these high readings of radioactivity on the beach were coming from because they were there but it was not coming from the other side of the world where this Fukushima event was taken don't forget there's a jet stream up there partly it was because of the sand on the beach itself a new computer simulation shows how radioactivity is spread around
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