福岛第一核电站早已成为禁地。想要探明废墟内燃料残骸的位置与情况,μ介子成为了科学家们的最后一根救命稻草。只是,结果却不容乐观。2015年3月11日,距离日本福岛第一核电站泄露事故已经过去整整4年。海啸和核污染双重灾难的打击,让核电站周边几乎变成了一片无人区。但不幸的是,这并不是结束,甚至离结束还有很远。在工程师成功移除核反应堆里的燃料之前,这里甚至连真正安全都称不上。 Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Station has long been banned. To find out where and how the fuel wreckage in the ruins, muons have become scientists last straw. However, the result is not optimistic. On March 11, 2015, a full four years have passed since the first nuclear power plant in Fukushima, Japan. The tsunami and nuclear disasters hit the double disaster, so that the periphery of the nuclear power plant has almost become a no man’s land. But unfortunately, this is not the end, or even far from the end. Until engineers successfully remove the fuel from the nuclear reactor, there is not even a real safety issue.