ouh, something is going wrong right now:

Tomioka cam looks grainy too. Maybe fogging up or rain/mist.

and here is a 16er timelapsed video of the fire-look-a-like yellow lights:

Thank you for all that you have done, thanks for caring about people you don't know. Not sure why I came. A group of us witnessed the accident, knew the world would never be the same, were directed to ene news by arnie and have been trying to understand, cope and share ever since. Your video's have been as valuable as my geiger counter. Victoria BC Canada.

http://www.ntt-east.co.jp/fukushima/mado/detail/lalamew.html

looks like it just plays a loop.

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http://www.futabagun.jp/futaba_camera/ca...tionPointId=173

just get a blank screen.

@webcam 12-24 1030-jst Was watching tepco cam and saw smoke pass in front of the crane. Checked TBS cam and watched a smoke event. Captured the last part of the event.

Seen the debate about cam discrepancies, noted a few myself. The different camera angles and perspective shifts make it difficult to identify what’s where. No side by side captures, new to this and trying to document events better. I saw a smoke cloud drift in front of the front white tower and dissipate on the Tepco cam. I started TBS and saw it was smoking. Started recording programs and captured the last part. It was over in maybe ten minutes. Here are the TBS captures that show the last part of the smoke event on 12-24 at 10:30 jst.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yi3j71erys56a0j/Capture77.PNG

https://www.dropbox.com/s/igpdnk4abm8c7v...201030-jst1.avi

The question here is what went up in smoke. Is Tepco burning trash in the open air? An equipment fire? Was it a steam release? What went up in Nucklechen’s captures earlier?