From the Associated Press March 20, 2011
Complete Nuclear Meltdown
Several of the nuclear power plants in Fukushima Japan have completely melted down. It's estimated that at least 60% of Japan is entirely gone. Part of south Korea is also gone. The land vaporized, leaving nothing but a giant crater in the surrounding ocean. It's estimated that millions have died. Little remains of Japan. Scientists said that the entire continent of Asia is at risk of sinking into the hole left in the ocean.
The nuclear fires have melted into the earth under the continent and has possibly gone to the earth's core. Large plumes of steam continue to shoot thousands of feet into the air. If this nuclear material is not burned up when it enters the earth's core, it will likely burn through the entire earth and come out of the earth on the opposite side of the planet. It's believed that this may cause the earth's gravity forces to collapse and everyone and everything on earth might be cast into space. There will also be changes in time because the earth's rotation has changed dramatically.
One scientist stated "We are in our final days on this planet, only God can save us now".