Sekunden vor dem Unglück - Fukushima - Atomkatastrophe in Japan - Report / Dokumentation

CGI: Zoom into top of reactor pressure valve and shows how it works - steam being created and driving turbines. (Photo Credit:

DRAMATIC REENACTMENT: Workers at the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant try to open a valve to relieve pressure in one of the reactors. (Photo Credit:

Liverpool, UK: Headshot of Mike Weightman. As an investigator and Nuclear Physicist, Dr. Weightman was invited to Japan along with a UN Nuclear Energy watchdog to work with Japanese experts on gathering information about what exactly happened at Fukushima following the tsunami in March 2011. (Photo Credit:

Tokyo, Japan: Headshot of Ichiro Suzu, a fireman who entered the Fukushima power plant and recorded radiation levels of 1000 milli-siverts per hour, enough to cause severe hemorrhaging in humans. (Photo Credit:

DRAMATIC REENACTMENT: Workers go over levels on computer screens at the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear power plant prior to the earthquake and ensuing tsunami of March 11, 2011. (Photo Credit:

CGI: Inside the Fukushima reactor; a mixture of zirconium and steam creating hydrogen. Hydrogen is collected in the reactor. (Photo Credit:

DRAMATIC REENACTMENT: A man works in the control room prior t the earthquake and tsunami that devastated the Fukushima Nuclear power plant. (Photo Credit:

DRAMATIC REENACTMENT: One worker tests another for radiation while inside the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant while in radiation suits infront of the safety meters. (Photo Credit:

DRAMATIC REENACTMENT: The view inside the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant following the earthquake and tsunami which occured in Japan in March, 2011. (Photo Credit:

DRAMATIC REENACTMENT: Firemen of the Fukushima Nuclear power plant examine the environment for damaga or radiation after the destructive forces from the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami. (Photo Credit:

DRAMATIC REENACTMENT: Workers at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant in the control room testing if connecting car batteries is providing power to equipment. (Photo Credit:

DRAMATIC REENACTMENT: The fire department of the Fukushima power plant examine the structure for damage and radiation following the earthquake and tsunami of March 2011. (Photo Credit: