Divers React to Diving in Chernobyl Part 4!
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I last dived 7 years ago lmao. We thought you been diving for 7 years? I legit lost it at that point. I almost had a seizure I was laughing so hard
That was classic - the look on his face when they said he had high levels of radiation...
(And the instrument was off.) :D
I laughed so hard, I almost had a nosebleed
What timestamp is that?
I didn’t hear it
@@Officer.Egg. @5:05
That had to be a bit. There’s no way they didn’t bring that up or discuss that until AFTER he did the diving. 😂
I wonder what the Russian military thought when they found snacks and diving equipment down there.
Seems like many of them are starving, when support can´t come through. Probably, why they went for Chernobyl, they had heard about the snacks. Also diving equipment complete with fish bowl and bicycle pump will be a valuable upgrade for the Red seals. Surprised many when they came with old Red army stuff, like the tanks dates back to The great patriotic war.
@@bjorngve what are you on
@@bjorngve 65WAT
They already saw it on TH-cam....
Hahahhahaa
"I dove 7 years ago."
"oh, we thought you have been diving for 7 years." 😅😂😅😂
Lmaooo got it
We're professionals)
We are professionals)
It's like watching someone preparing to drive off a cliff into the Grand canyon with a parachute duct taped to the car.
Then pointing out the fact that no one checked the air pressure in the tires and the rear view mirror isn't adjusted properly.
😂😂😂😂 PERFECT description!
These guys are insane, I love how you can tell that Woody is genuinely upset that they have no concern for their own health and safety and it just shows how much passion he has. I am more like Gus, just nervously laughing wondering what the heck is gonna happen now. As someone who knows nothing about diving, I love all of your guys’ content so far. Can’t wait for more!
Kreosan, Kamrade, Super Sus and their crews are professionals. They know what they are doing...
They must be 23-year-old divers 😂
this is just how gopniks are in the wild they can make anything work with anything,the carbiner they're talking about is one of those little metal keychain clamps lol
@@Aaron-zu3xn Gopniks are street thugs. No one in the video is a gopnik...
@@stevemcgowen its fake
"I last dived seven years ago." "We thought you have been diving for seven years" lmfao
Hi guys, as a physicist (and open water diver :) I just want to give an estimate of the radiation dose these guys were accumulating. As others pointed out, they apparently were in block No. 5, which does not contain any major radioactive waste. The only concern would be fallout from the initial meltdown in 1986. The radiation has died down considerably since then, and this is indoors, which means it was most likely protected a bit from the fallout. I didn't get a clear reading of their last dosimeter, but at 8:10 they show the dosimeter. I cannot discern the unit, but they say, it's 1 millisievert (mSv = 1000 µSv). This would be a dose, not a rate. I'm assuming they mean 1 mSv/h. When they put it on the ground, it shows 1.30, meaning 1.30 mSv/h. This is still a lot, but not that dangerous, as long as they didn't ingest the dust and wash themselves properly after that (plus dispose of their clothes and possibly their hair, like Sus after his swim). Unfortunately not even I as a physicist can make anything of 'ninehundredandfourtyeighthundredandeighty' at his suit (7:50). This is not even a number, lol. The rust on his suit would not be radioactive, as it originates from the hardware in the building and Oxygen from the air, which are both not radioactive. The radioactive particles are in the dust on the ground, as the dosimeter shows.
Assuming, they were in the compound for around 2 hours, this would accumulate to a maximum dose of around 2.6 mSv at the floor. The average dose for the whole body would be less than that. They did a medical checkup after their first 'adventure' with Sus and all were fine, even Sus. This may have encouraged them to venture there again.
To put things into perspective, the average annual dose of a member of the public is about 4 mSv. One chest CT scan alone is already around 7 mSv over a much shorter duration. The lowest one year dose to show any increased cancer risk is 100 mSv and first symptoms of proper radiation poisoning appear at 400 mSv (if received over a short time). They are still a long way from critical exposure. I'm assuming, they did at least some basic 'research' before going into this. This still is crazy(!!!) and unnecessary, but not immediately dangerous (apart from the whole uncertified ice-cave-night diving...).
Radiation levels spiked when the Russians were frolicking through the area and kicked up radioactive dust, but not to a concerning amount.
I still hope, these guys are alright. At the moment, radiation from Chernobyl is probably one of Ukraine's smaller problems.
There is a good radiation dose chart in Wikipedia:Sievert to get a perspective on how much radioactivity is involved in diverse settings.
Stay safe, everyone!
@DIVE TALK thanks for the professional, fun and sometimes serious videos! You make a good team.
I was just coming to comment this. People think the whole compound is a radioactive wasteland but, other than the inner layers of the sarcophagus and the building in Pripyat where they piled up the fire fighter's clothes, there's not really any spots of "kill you dead right now" radiation left
What about the potential impact on their gonads?
@@DELLRS2012uhhh....
As a physicist, can you comment on the potential of asbestos contamination inside the building? I know it isn't the same as knowing about radiation contamination but I was curious if you know how asbestos reacts to different molecules in the area. I know asbestos can contaminate water above and below the soil. The rain leaking through the roof and air ducts has me concerned that asbestos is all around this building.
O am hoping they are alive I've gone through this driving out bout it
I was in tears with the drone in the toilet 😂😂😂😂😂
You guys have really drilled it into me how dangerous this kind of stuff is. When that rope broke, I was clenching my fists in pure anxiety. These guys never fail to entertain. Thanks for another video!
The rope did brake lol. He took it off for the video
You could see his tank under the ice when the rope broke, it as set up.
They fake videos all the time
The carribeaner coming unhooked wasn't even close to the most dangerous thing. The Diver could have easily become entangled in the rope. I think he had a knife, but he also hadn't dove in 7 years, and may not remembered where he put it. When I haven't done for 5 months, I usually take it very easy my first dive.
To be blunt, retrieving items while diving is often a pain. The mask severely restricts your peripheral vision, there's the water/air optical distortion, silt/darkness, and you're in a very different environment. IMO, it's best for divers to retrieve, clip, unclip, etc items by feel, and not by looking if at all possible. It's also very easy to become disoriented while diving for the same reasons, which is why cave/wreck diving is it's own specialty.
He also didn't have a backup flashlight, and I don't know if he even had a real dive-light either. It looks like he only went a few feet, so not that far.
Then there's a bunch of rusty, sharp entanglement hazards everywhere, that might be radioactive...
I'm lovin' this Chernobyl series! I found the first video by mistake and subscribed right after. Now I'm binge watching dive talk
It happens lol
Some how they pull all in...their funny..
Welcome friend. Your table is right this way...
thats my exact same story bro😂. Love this channel, love yall twos dynamic, love yalls both insightful and equally comedic commentary.
You and I are in the same binge boat
For those who don't know, these guys aren't actually diving in/under reactor 4 (the one that exploded) or even in the same buliding complex. The building where they are filming was a separate reactor hall, constructed for planned reactors 5 and 6, but it was never completed and was left to rot after the incident. So while still dangerous and idiotic, they aren't diving into areas with melted fuel rods/corium and super high levels of ambient radioactivity. The biggest risk for them is small radioactive particulate in the dirt/sediment they kick up while diving, which could potentially be ingested or inhaled
yeah but you don't know where that water goes... does it all mix within the entire basement of the entire structure??
@@dannyboy8474 true water can travel & so can sickening diseases
I agree. The reactor halls are actually still lit up and has had a new steel megastructure shielding the sarcophagus since 2016. That area would be lit up as well not as dark as it is. I'm sure there may be some penetrating radiation above background but not enough to endanger life. I'd be more concerned about what you said, ingestion or inhalation of reactor elements. Especially alpha contamination of any element.
Isn't the entire zone of chernobyl radioactive, so they're getting exposure no matter what???
I would highly doubt they’re even in an abandoned reactor hall. This legit looks like a random building in the exclusion zone that just happens to have a flooded basement area.
bro the the guy pulling the cable and absolutely eating shit tripping so hard made me trip so hard i was dyeing!!!!!!🤣 and then the drone in the toilet KILLLED ME 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Woody is such a swell human, His concern for others is so genuine and i can see how much it stresses him when people are reckless
I never realized you guys did your show in the same room. I always thought you guys did it from your separate houses or something so I was completely blown away when you were able to give him that piece of candy across the desk haha
me too hahahhaha
@@davidsimplicio4676 That makes three of us.
haha yeah same
I thought the same thing!! Big surprise
SAME!!! 😂😂😂😂
I will say, cave divers, spelunkers, astronauts, explorers of old, these guys... this isn't what they do to die, its what they do to live. Human spirit at its finest.
EXACTLY!!!! Thank you!!
If everyone thought the same as these guys we would still live in caves because we never took a risk
@@chrism4008taking risks is fine, just don't ignore safety rules like these guys 😅
I’ve spent the last hour or two now binging this whole four part series, I’m hooked 🤣
They weren't exactly leaving snacks for the next time, they are saying its a tradition locally that you leave snacks for other would-be explorers who may get lost inside... which is silly but maybe its a fun lore that let's you see the evidence of others leaving their mark, old school random geocaching... or littering, haha.
Not littering. They will be used because a lot of people like them go to these places all the time. That's why they call them/themselves stalkers
They aren't leaving snacks, it's actually the guard that leave them. They are left for people that don't have food and also so they can tell if someone is there.
Another youtuber; shiey,
did some videos on Chernobyl. They were a lot more chill and less click-bait like Kreosan here.
@@darong21 there was Bionerd21 but got caught smuggling out radioactive stuff I think?
It's one of the few places in the world I wouldn't feel so bad about littering. It's so contaminated the soil will not be arable nor the water drinkable for several lifetimes.
listening to the final minutes of this in the background, Gus saying "they're using dry suits" and suddenly audio cuts out. I thought the headphones died, only to realize both Gus and Woody are just left speechless.
Wouldn’t a dry suit be better than a wet suit because you’re not actually getting the dirty radiated water on your skin?
@@GoVols2015 you will still get water on your skin. Your head and face will still get wet and unless you have a dry glove system, your hands will too.
Dry suits are also harder to control as you need to add/release air into them to avoid a squeeze and control your bouancy. Wet suits are easier because you just put them on and off you go.
They are literally ignorant about life in general.
When he’s lost the rope and fell I died laughing lmfao I haven’t laughed that hard in long time
When the dude was pulling hard on that rope to get his buddy back from the water, the only thing I was thinking was,GOT ME A MARLIN! Watching these video series of the Chernoble misfits should be on everyone's bucket list.
I love these videos! Not just this series but all of your reaction videos. Thanks!
I don’t know the best place to send this video recommendation so I’ll try leach off your comment I’m hopes they may see it.
Not sure if anyones sent this to you guys but I saw and thought about my boys at @DiveTalk
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I'm super proud of sus though. All his early videos were mostly Him and sainly drunk doing weird stuff but now he does it all sober and hes very proactive about his sobriety and other people in his life who are maybe still on the wagon. He just seems like a super good guy who figured out how to be a positive light after years of his own turmoil.
wow okay, that's something good then
@@Hikarixhikarixhikari I can confirm this, congrats to super sus!!
Sus is made of radiation. Legend has it, his mother is the Chernobyl power plant and his father was photographer who pictured the 'Elephants Foot' with no protective gear on
How do u have this info on Sus and where can I follow him with English translation please? I already guessed he was an awesome person I didn't know he was also in recovery.
@@GeneticHumanX his TH-cam in English is super sus but it will come up like cynep cep
Dude... I feel radioactive just watching this
I am not a diver, just a random
Person in the uk, and I accidentally found your channel and I LOVE your content!! Especially this series !! And I also didn’t realise you were in the same studio until you passed the sweet last time ! Much love guys from Brighton, uk x
As a Minnesotan I can confirm, we generally leave snacks and drinks in the snow. Often when I go to my family’s for dinner, that’s where we store the beers and bottles.
For sure. Why not? I'm in Buffalo suburbs. Free refrigeration.
Is your snow irradiated?
@@NoalFarstrider probably.
The guy that dived into the basement of the nuclear power plant decided to stay in Kiev, while Kamrad (the guy with long hair and glasses) and the other guys have been stuck in Kiev's underground but i don't know if they managed to escape in these days. Keep doing reactions like that, enjoyed every single episode of Chernobyl series :)
At 14:17 you can see a lot of bright spots flashing on the screen, that's radioactive decay hitting the camera sensor.
Just to repeat what I posted under the 2nd part (though I know I'm a bit late here): Apparently the unit 5 where they are is an unfinished reactor in a building about a kilometer (0.6 mi) to the S-E from the main building where the original four are, which is much better secured. In fact this is the reactor that's the _furthest_ from the unit 4 that melted down.
Which means that if there is a tunnel connecting those two buildings, it is very long (~1 km) and on the other side there is still the whole main building (itself over 600 m long) to get through. Fortunately it also means that the radioactivity here probably isn't nearly as high as it would be in the main building, let alone near the fourth reactor.
Btw. the radioactivity around the power plant isn't all that high, mostly just two or three times higher than natural background rate, it's just some specific areas where it's significantly higher (like the Red Forest) and only some specific parts of the fourth reactor building where you can actually get acute radiation sickness. These guys are probably "just" getting a highly increased chance of getting cancer in the following years.
You know what, it would actually be really really interesting to get some actual wreck divers into some of the basements at Chernobyl. I'm sure there are tons of places around there that have been submerged since the accident and there might be a lot of cool stuff still hanging around.
Yea but it's highly illegal and still radioactive 🤣
Not worth the rest and the radioactive measurement could go skyrocket high within minute, sending in a submerged drone is more safe.
Yes, but I'd never ask someone to risk their future health for "some cool stuff"
They tried to hire professional weeck divers and they said absofuckinlutely not.
@@sandpiperrbut I would
I can’t lie there’s something extremely admirable about setting aside your health and possibly your life on this earth for the exploration and knowledge of the dangerous and unknown
Props for keeping contact with one of them! Glad to know they are safe from both the diving and the war. Could use this contact to guide them with your expertise
Woody’s expression is: WHY?
Gus’ laugh is just contagious.
As a novice diver for the last 25 years all I can say is… WOW.
Your videos are just a great training tool. What not to do and a reminder to stay within your lane of experience.
I love you two and can’t wIt to see what’s next.
Novice diver? My man you been at this 25 years you can call yourself advanced at this point😂
@@da_poopoo_dealer3152 never dove deeper then 130ft. No other certs. I’ll settle for a veteran Novice lol
Gus and Woody, the reason those guys said they have to be quiet is because military guards patrol the Chernobyl exclusion zone to keep out people like them from playing in areas of nuclear contamination. These guys quite often have to elude patrols both near the reactor and at the border of the exclusion zone. Different members of their squad have been caught a few times in the zone. For the most part, they have received warnings and fines and removed from the zone. As far as I can tell, none has yet gone to jail over trespassing there.
i've legit started following these guys and one is actually a very decent electrical engineer,they're pros at making it work with what they have in the soviet mindset apparently
@10:10 two problems here. They're not under the plant they're off in some other building in Pripyat. Second there were actual three divers that went into the actual plant to open valves in order to drain water and prevent a steam explosion.
I lost it when the dude with the mad max glasses grabbed the hot yellow cup from the bottom 😂😂😂😂
Thought I'd drop my video ideas here.
1. Delta P Deaths (the water tower one)
2. Simulating nitrogen narcosis on land using medical Nitrogen Oxide under supervision.
3. Characteristics of different gasses on land and at depth
4. Things to consider for beginners getting into Diving
5. Woody's upcoming radioactive ice Diving certification 😆
Love the videos and especially the knowledge guys! Keep em coming!
Snacks are definitely life preserving equipment! Tea & Biscuits in the reactor, these guys are first class!
I love how careful they are being with this guy after they just sent Zeus in wrapped in saran wrap and a fish bowl on his head😂
Those guys are out of their freaking minds. This is disturbingly entertaining. They just ignore all the red flags and warning labels. The insanity of diving in contaminated ice water under an abandoned nuclear reactor building in Chernobyl blows my mind. I couldn't stop laughing at them. The condom on the meter was the most protection any of them had.
They'll be fine.. the worst thing they could have done was injest food or tea in there. But they won't die.
Haha guys don't worry Reactor 5(the one in the video) was never fuelled. Not saying there isn't a chance of radiation from the fallout that occurred from reactor 4 -35 years ago, but reactor 5 in itself is pretty safe. The radiation levels outside of the New safe confinement(The arch dome that covers unit4) is nearly normal background levels, with the exception of a few hotspots.
Yup I was thinking that same thing. While it was a functioning reactor it still isn't that unsafe.
Dosimeter readings didn't seem like they were at background levels.
That building is also pretty on the top and with passages that seem to have been mostly undisturbed. That's dangerous - and one of the reasons they broke all windows in Pripyat, to get some air circulation. The flooded levels in particular are sketchy. It seems like the perfect funnel to collect and concentrate irradiated garbage.
Yes, probably not as bad as licking the elephant's foot but they should have a dosimeter at all times.
The concrete in the basement of the failed reactor under the dome is deteriorating rapidly and it's reported it could be leaching into the local ground water. I'd not dive anywhere near that power station
@@Outworlder Radiation actually tends to be a lot less harmful, even in areas with higher than normal background levels, than most people tend to believe. There are regions in the world with naturally higher than normal background radiation levels and yet people have lived there for thousands of years without any major issues.
What matters more is the type of radiation, how they are potentially exposed and for how long. And even then there might even be individual tolerance in effect. Basically it's not that simple; it's not just a meter you fill up and then you are doomed.
So in short; while it was risky, what they did, it's difficult to really determine the exact danger they actually were in. I personally wouldn't do anything like this but I reckon they were fairly safe as long as they didn't spent too much time in any potential hot spots.
@@Khenfu_Cake "as they didn't spent too much time in any potential hot spots." We don't know if they hit any as they were not measuring most of the time.
I do agree that most people overstate the risks, but that area is another can of worms :)
While you could potentially live in the Chernobyl area without any ill effects, there are indeed hot spots. We are not talking about slightly elevated background radiation here, we are talking about pockets of high levels, far exceeding yearly recommended limits. One of the mechanisms this can happen is rainwater (washing and concentrating material in a single area). Another I have already alluded to. They were in a building with really poor air circulation with water pooled at the bottom. Not good, even if it wasn't the one where the reactor meltdown. Even more so if it turned out that there was a flooded passage between them (like they were trying to find).
Also how the exposure happens is important too. Depending on intensity and type of radiation, it might not even go through the skin. But take the same level and ingest it, and you can be dead (which could be the case, for example, when the guy was under water, and accidentally swallowed some).
Some nice reading: www.chernobylgallery.com/chernobyl-disaster/radiation-levels/
Woody don't worry about doing a good job of reacting if ur speechless. We just enjoy getting to watch it with you and share ur experience of watching it for the first time
For clarification regarding the Decimeter reading at 8:05 in the video.
Large doses of radiation or acute radiation exposure destroys the central nervous system, red and white blood cells, which compromises the immune system, leaving the a person unable to fight off infections.
For example, a single one sievert 1.0 (1,000 mSv) dose causes radiation sickness such as nausea, vomiting, hemorrhaging, but not death. A single dose of 5 (5.0) sieverts would kill about half of those exposed to it within a month.
* Exposure to 350 mSv was the criterion for relocating people after the Chernobyl accident, according to the World Nuclear Association.
I haven’t dived in 7 years…. OH. MY. GOD. CRAZY - I haven’t laughed so hard and been so disturbed at the same time.
I've been watching their channel for a few months. That closed off area is basically their playground. I'm kind of thankful that none of them are the engineering types, otherwise they'd come up with someway to actually dive deeper and get in real trouble.
one of them i think is a legitimate engineer... lol uh oh xD
I only found this channel a month back and I have nearly watched every video you have uploaded and its amazing to see how far you have came over the few years. I have only ever dived in pools and once in a lake but this is in the u.k so very cold and murky but was one of the best experiences I've ever had keep up the good work your content has made me get back into a sport I had mainly forgotten
The fishbowl diving helmet episode scared me.
just discovered you guys through this series of diving in chernobyl. Really entertaining and appreciate what you guys do, got my sub.
Not a diver myself but the sport fascinates me. Love watching your content for the reactions and educational purposes. Much love from Australia.
Richard Harris uploaded a very well narrated video of his 245m cave dive in New Zealand, like 2 weeks ago. It's absolutely nuts.
believe it or not, i found this channel thru a sketchbook tour and i decided to look it up bc it sounded interesting and it was like 10pm at night and i was bored. then i ended up watching all four parts until 1am- this was such an interesting series, i cant believe those ppl decided to do all that in such a toxic place, they simply built different
A dosimeter typically reads in uSv/hr (micro) not mSv/hr (milli). mSv dosimeters aren't really a thing since you can just convert from uSv to mSv very easily. 10^3 uSv = 1000 uSv = 1 mSv, etc...
Still very high readings, but if it was 1400 mSv that would be 1.4 Sv/hr which, 1 hour of that would be equivalent to the "Maximum allowed radiation exposure for NASA astronauts over their career". 4-5 Sv in "a short time" is considered fatal in most cases, time is a factor to fatality. The fact that these guys are still alive and posting makes me think that the actual readings was in uSv.
Also as people have pointed out, it's the dust they're kicking up and breathing in that's the dangerous stuff.
I have a headache from shaking my head so much from disbelief, 😂 this is so ridiculous but also, can't stop watching! The reaction is why I keep watching, so hilarious
Perfect start to the morning haha definitely needed a laugh to start the friday. Insane he put that wet glove in his mouth like that! thanks for another great vid. Always love seeing you guys speechless xD.
Agreed
lol he was just swimming in it. No chance he was more exposed at that point.
It would be very interesting to have a video about the correct equipment and approach to such a dive. Whether With or without radiation protection
@Dive talk This video series has been crazy! Just a note on the radiation levels. At 8:06 the dosimeter shows 1,34 and I assume that is millisieverts even though they say something about over one thousand.
Now, a chest xray is 0,01 mSv, so staying there they're basically constantly getting 134 times the amount of chest xrays *EVERY HOUR*! Dont even want to think what the levels are in the water or the absolute worst about this; the dust they breathe in all the time. It carries the radiation to their lungs and stays there.
I think it's might be mSv as well, if so, mean every hour they get more than people outside's limit 1,340 times. (1 Milli-sieverts = 1,000 micro-sieverts). Normally the annual recommended does limit is 1mSv/yr, and people who live normal live maybe get just below 0.01 mSv/yr. If I guess right they would had collected radiation enough to life more 100 years than normal people.
the water would not be radioactive at all, just the original contaminated dust.
In general, water from nuclear plants is completely safe, you could probably drink it if you wanted to without much issue.
even on active reactors the water used in them to create the power they produce is even safe, and drinkable.
It gets turned to steam over and over again, it is just distilled water basically.
Though the crud that builds up inside the pipes is still kinda nasty, but that same crud builds up in home water pipes, so you are drinking it anyway.
@@thezyreick4289 Yes but this isn't reactor water. This is contaminated water that has touched contaminated dust and whatever.
mm i am reading the global average background dose is 2.4mSv/yr, far beyond the "recommended dose limit" of 1.
and radiation workers in the US are prescribed up to 50mSv/yr, so i'd say with iodine pills they can stay there for about 48hrs/yr before they need to be seriously worried.
the diving itself is super sketchy though and way more likely to end them, imo lol
To be clear, they left the food there for *other* people (called "Stalkers") who may get lost in the power plant while exploring or salvaging. They aren't leaving it there for themselves.
Still to eat food that’s sitting in Chernobyl is prob very high on the not good for you list
@@reggienotorious6824 better than not eating. Seems like all sealed products, as long as your food doesn't get dust on it it's fine.
We routinely use radiation commercially to sterilize food, you eat irradiated food every day. Just don't want to eat *radiating* food.
Nice to leave food for lost S.T.A.L.K.E.R.s
@@ThorsDecree thats a videogame reference ain't it?
@@imabebebebe2496 yeah, the stalker series (first one is Shadow of Chernobyl, highly recommend). Also "stalker" what they generally call folks poking around old ruins for exploration purposes.
We dont care
I subscribed to your channel less than two weeks ago and I've been binge watching, almost completely caught up! Love you guys, you guys rock
watched from part 1 to 4. I have to say every time you think it can't get crazier the group manages to push the boundaries of crazy and insane and give it a new meaning, i mean swimming in there along with all the silt then I laughed my arse of when they pulled back the rope and was broken I swear the mans reaction was a skit for a second. I honestly dont know if I should clap and laugh or to shake my head and cry, so i guess i'll give it a firm nod and thumbs up.
@11:43 they actually said they are leaving the food behind because people can get lost and die there. So they left it there to give someone a higher chance of survival
"but whos there listening for them"? the government actually has patrols around the exclusion zone all the time trying to make sure stalkers arent stealing things and that people arent out here doing things like this.
These guys are incredible but very entertaining, they actually lived out there in an abandoned apartment it was crazy! An I saw another video they took this car off-roading and even drove through one of the gates to go to the Ferris wheel right past security 😂
"Like Splinter is coming out of there!" - I almost fell out the chair, bloody hilarious!
Léo, estou acompanhando seu conteúdo desde a época que começei a consumir conteúdo do mundo maromba e iniciei a minha própria jornada (aprox 7 anos atrás). Muito obrigado por ser esse influenciador incrível, motivador e sempre trazendo conteúdo que é nitido o empenho neles.
Particularmente gosto muito do formato dos videos jornalísticos novos, mas também curto bastante os videos informativos!
Lol, this was great. Splinter is going to be there!
Yeah, they totally need a second diver...
This series of videos is really taking off!
Fair play to you lads you deserve it the dycotimy of you guys being absolutely baffled and horrified contrasted with them being absolute mad lads and not giving a fuck is hilarious.
You can see the oh shit moment on the guy’s face when the rope comes up without anything
Gives new meaning to:
“Honey? Where’s my super suit?!”
Can’t wait for your reaction to the next one 😂
Absolutely love you guys
I can’t swim , I’m too scared to even put my head under the water lol but I love watching this channel. I’ve subscribed and have been binge watching. Learned so much from you guys.
Just subscribed! This channel is amazing and I don't even dive 🤣 love the content
Lol gus talking about using the cold weather a freezer. In Minnesota that’s how we chill our beer, my friends call it the “big fridge”.
I’ve really enjoyed this series but my heart goes out to all those in Ukraine and hope they are all safe (regardless of all the radiation)!!!
Just got to the end so thanks for the update
I literally just finished watching part 3 a little while ago, perfect timing!!
3 dudes already did this in 1986. Nothing happened to them. One died of an unrelated heart attack in '05 and the others are still alive.
For me, who doesn't dive and didn't think to ever dive, such professional and well-equipped people are an inspiration. Fun fact, I'm lucky enough to live in Japan : next week, I'll go with my son's mask and tuba explore the flooded levels of Fukushima Daichi nuclear power plant. Can't wait !
"i mean... has anybody out there seen anything more insane than this" - woody. hahaha that was said so subtle and true. made my day with that :]
I've never spent a single minute underwater and I am deathly afraid of open water and caves.... But I love watching your all's videos! I feel like I can explore these things without facing the fears directly. Super cool.
Thanks for watching!
One of the best/. Craziest videos I’ve ever seen on yt and I’ve only dived a couple times 😂
Just so you guys know, the actual reactor 4 facility is compleatly sealed, there is no way to get inside. So i guess they are entering reactor 5 or 6 which is safe for the most part, but there is some level of radiation there. But im guessing the dosimiters are mesuring in MREM so around 100 mili roentgen, which would be like 50 chest x-ray per hour.
We know
Hope these guys are ok given the situation in the Ukraine
So far they have said that they are safe.
@@fred6059 I don't know what they understand as safe... :D
They left
Yeah hopefully everyone in Ukraine will do well and their situation improves, these guys though, wont definately because of the radiation.
If you check out their channel, they have posted updates on their community tab
These guys diving has basically become part of the channel and I love it, hope all the lads are okay. Slava Ukraini ❤️
This is the last episode featuring them.
@@Sandman_Slim for now
@@kynano7989 If you go watch their channel they discuss not diving there again.
@@Sandman_Slim that's a shame, something does give me the feeling though if they can do it again they would cause it's a popular series of videos
@@Sandman_Slim any more details?
13:41 First Santa since the meltdown ? Now that is funny.
This is the craziest battery commercial ive saw in my life 🤣💀
If he got almost 1000 mili sieverts of radiation he most likely has radiation sickness
Might have been microsv...
I have a question, why is Trapper Hat guy's lip tucked in?? Its killing me lol
I literally had to load every comment and control+f "lip" to see if I was the only one so bothered by this lmao. Damn near couldnt focus on the video
Wish this series went in every week lol this was hilarious
This was the best series ever I was dying laughing the whole time. I can’t imagine if Zeus was there what he would’ve done with air and mask.
I thought the same of you cave divers. Then you showed me the crystal cave and the bird cage and that Forrest now I'm in awe.
this series was soooo entertaining loved it ❤
The drone in the toilet made me choke on my tea!😂🤣
Lol….great videos….I love the underwater drone testing in the toilet
You can't tell me that these guys didn't get in trouble for publicly outing themselves for trespassing onto private property. Not to mention private property that has radiation & a million other dangers. They also put themselves in so much danger that they were a huge liability for the government or owners. Putting it online could bring more attention to the place and influence others to go there and put themselves in danger. Can't believe these guys. They're insane.
People go there all the time... unit 5 was never finished. They continued to operate unit 1-3 until 2000 something and those are all connected to unit 4. Unit 5 is rather far away from there so you can probably find more radiation in the banana you have for lunch then what you will in unit 5.. Look for "Bionerd" she went all over unit 5 10 or so years ago and found very little Radiation there.
I can’t help but laugh along with Gus.
These people are the type of people to find a barrel of toxic wast and just say “hey let’s see who can chug it the fastest.”
those new radioactivity absorption suits are pretty rad.
they have a break in period of 5 dives, after that you do not need to bring light because they will light up the area for you.
After 10 dives they can charge a tesla and after 20 dives you can power your house with them.
I think it’s cute they left snacks hahaha thinking about the other broskies that might be radioactive diving 😂😂 if I got lost in there then found that munch I’d be happier haha. Hopefully the rats don’t find it
Not gonna lie. After watching the reaction #3 I couldn’t wait so I went and found the rest of it and watched this already. Still looking forward to Woody and Gus’s insight tho.
me too lol
Same! Is he dead or alive? I had to check, don’t think they really understood how easily he could have died there..
They left the SNACKS for anyone that might get lost . 🤣You guys are killing me
The Kreosan guys remind me of those life hack videos, where they intentionally show something absolutely absurd.
"At the beach and want to leave your keys and phone?
Just put them in a diaper and melt some chocolate on it so no one will want to steal it."
Will you guys react to the "Plura Cave Disaster?" This is the first video I watched about cave diving, but it's concerning because these guys seemed very professional and yet they still died. Thanks.