wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named for its appearance the cameras mounted on a retractable arm that hangs over the robots body like a scorpion stale it was tested and improved for months until it was tiny enough to squeeze into the containment chamber. the only way to get inside was a 14 centimeter wide hole in the concrete wall created just for the robots but before the scorpion could set out on

wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st lete out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named for its appearance the cameras mounted on a retractable arm that hangs over the robots body like a scorpion stale it was tested and improved for months until it was tiny enough to squeeze into the containment chamber. the only way to get inside was a 14 centimeter wide hole in the concrete wall created just for the robots but before the scorpion could set out on i

wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named for its appearance the cameras mounted on a retractable arm that hangs over the robots body like a scorpion stale ringback it was tested and improved for months until it was tiny enough to squeeze into the containment chamber the only way to get inside was a 14 centimeter wide hole in the concrete wall created just for the robots but before the scorpion could set

wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods have heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named for its appearance the cameras mounted on a retractable arm that hangs over the robots body like a scorpions tail it was tested and approved for months until it was tiny enough to squeeze into the containment chamber the only way to get inside was a 14 centimeter wide hole in the concrete wall created just for the robots which before the scorpion could set out o

wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named for its appearance the cameras mounted on a retractable arm that hangs over the robots body like a scorpions tail ringback it was tested and improved for months until it was tiny enough to squeeze into the containment chamber. the only way to get inside was a 14 centimeter wide hole in the concrete wall created just for the robots but before the scorpion could se

wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named for its appearance the cameras mounted on a retractable arm that hangs over the robots body like a scorpion stale it was tested and improved for months until it was tiny enough to squeeze into the containment chamber. the only way to get inside was a 14 centimeter wide hole in the concrete wall created just for the robots but before the scorpion could set out on