"Yes, which didn't happen in the video. The "bar" collapsed inward and twisted around itself as if it were hollow."
You don't know what happened to that bar or have any proof it was hollow.
"We don't know with absolute certainty but we've been working with radioactive materials for over a...
..."It'd be hard for a solid iron bar to collapse inward on itself since it's, you know, solid. Besides, plutonium and uranium are radioactive because of the number of protons and neutrons they contain. The only thing that can change this is various radioactive decay processes or by purposely...
...of course there's always the "Hutchison Effect" which purportedly changes the physical structure and composition of metals.Why wouldn't it work on metals like uranium and plutonium to possibly deactivate their radioactivity?
It doesn't look like anybody is doing anything effective or at least anything practical to contain/stop the Fukashima radiation disaster.What I was wondering as a remedy,beyond the concrete entombment like in Chernobyl is if some other method could be used.What I was thinking about was various...