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Comments on Worlds First Intelligent Absorbent For Radioactive Contaminants
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| "I found some other comments on the 'Japanese Miracle' elsewhere on various forums. "(Also, the radiation-scrubbing nanomachines are lifted from Appleseed, and in the Applessed data-book, Shirow Masamune admits that he doesn't know how radiation-scrubbing nanomachines would work, but he's writing science fiction after all.)"" (Bill Christensen 11/6/2011 2:55:08 PM) |
| "Also, "The Japanese Miracle is the name given to a radiation removal treatment discovered by Japanese scientists. This treatment uses micro-machines to effectively remove radiation from individuals and environments. The Japanese Miracle was first used to decontaminate Old Tokyo, which had been bombed in the third world war. After the successful decontamination of Old Tokyo, Japan extended the use of the Japanese Miracle to other countries that had been nuclear targets during the war. This gesture has given Japan new stature and power in a global environment where nuclear weapons still remain a Threat." ( 11/6/2011 2:56:22 PM) |
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