Chasing Radioactive Cloud – Full Report Arctur-AISense

Published on 10 Nov 2017
Increased levels of radioactive Ruthenium were detected in air over central Europe in October 2017. Arctur-AISense team set out to check the radioactive pollution over the Alpine region. Dedicated AISense Gamma IV hot spot locator was mounted beneath an ultralight aircraft to chase possible aerial hot-spots at different atmospheric layers.
Check the instrument details here: http://www.arctur.si/aisense/
Explanation of the methodology of this report from Slovenia from the You Tube comments;
arclight201146 minutes ago (edited)
R106 is a beta bearing particle.. that cool gamma sensitive tool would be good in the forests of Fukushima and Myagi. Also the Oze National Park in Chiba/Fukushima might get some results..
Hi, Ru-106 decays by beta to Rh-106 which decays to Pd-106. Gamma rays are emitted along this decay chain and it was gamma rays that gave it away in labs around Europe. Thx!
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