Kysthym: The Nuclear Disaster That No One Talks About...
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- Unveiling the forgotten Kyshtym Disaster of 1957: a chilling tale of nuclear fallout, secrecy, and human resilience. Explore the untold story of one of history's worst nuclear catastrophes.
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Sending people back into an irradiated location without their knowledge to study the results. Fallout writers: "write that down, write that down"!
Yeah, it's the kind of shit the US would only do to their african-american population.
i very nearly skipped this episode. i'm a one time History major, now a full-time Buff, who thought he was well versed in the story of Kysthym. You wildly exceeded my expectations by bringing the focus of the story into the present day. Kudos and thank You. Learning something new every day gives me one more reason to keep on living !:-) 🙏💜⚡
damn, imagine being both a major and a history buff and not knowing surface level googleable things about something you thought you were well versed in.
@@fufication College in a nutshell.
I have stopped counting the nuclear "accidents" that occured in the Tcheliabinsk area; especially at the Mayack complex..... The place must be as worse as Tchenobyl.
Yep. And its similarity radioactive, if not worst
yes I saw page about маяк on wikipedia and I was shocked how many accidents happened there and nothing was done. Also one of my relatives was taking part in liquidation of this accident in 1957, I don't remember but my grandma told that he died from cancer.
@@the_retag Chernobyl is pretty safe to stay there for weeks. Went there in 2019.
Mayak area is something different, there are places that could kill you in about 1h. xD Its one of dirtiest places in whole russia.
Whole cheliabinsk oblast is wasteland.
@@Pateramalinaas I remember маяк complex still functioning, but since 2000 there wasn’t any accidents, but anyway there still a possibility of accidents
@@Pateramalina some places yes, on the other hand you can still work in the plant, even if its unhealthy. Chornobyl has bad areas as well, there was just a lot more mitigation work done
Congratulations, genuinely. You covered a nuclear disaster before Kyle Hill
Yeah, Kyle Hill is slouching on this nuclear disaster.
All hail ghetto Thor!
And Plainly Difficult
i’m shocked i hadn’t seen this on either of their channels first
Plainly Difficult already covered that early on.
Soviet commissar to a Russian child: have you ever cleaned up radioactive waste
Child: no
Commissar: well you're going to today
Okay.. is there a punchline? I couldn’t find it 😐
The more I hear about the Soviet Union, the more I'm baffled by how anyone thought the system was in any way sustainable during that time. Granted, every country has its own screw-ups, but very few have utterly devastated their own country just so other countries would think they were cool.
welcome to communism
Information control
@@andybeans5790 yep, good old information control at its best....
The Aral Sea is another blunder.
@@cal2127 not that we're entirely guilt free, we accidentally dropped live nukes on Canada, Greenland, and Spain. Castle Bravo nuke test was twice the yield the scientists expected, and killed several Japanese fishermen, as well as spreading to s of fallout all over the marshal islands. The military had a nuclear reactor blow up in Idaho "The SL-1 reactor accident in 1961 at an Army research facility in Idaho Falls, Idaho, was the only fatal nuclear reactor accident in the United States". And there's still a nuclear bomb rotting somewhere in the swamps of South Carolina.
The Soviets just managed to screw up bigger😅
3:50 Aurora borealis, at that time of year, in that part of the country, localised entirely within their nuclear facility?
Beat me to it
Yes...
May I see it?
No.
😂😂
When the state economic policy is conscription at gunpoint, it's dangerous for anyone to question the state.
Welcome to trumpland.
I actually read a brief story about this as a kid in the 60's. It was very sketchy, and didn't get into specifics, but I remember the part about driving as fast as you can and not stopping. Then, in the 90s, when the extent of the disaster became known, it made sense. Good stuff on your channel!
I had read an article in the '60s, too, perhaps the same one, as it was vague, but spoke of an unnamed person seeing a devastated area with dying trees from a train while travelling in the Soviet Union, and rumors of an enormous nuclear accident. Unnamed persons and rumors don't encourage belief, but nevertheless I filed the article away in my mind and remembered it.
This accident had one of the same causes which led to the Chernobyl disaster almost 30 years later: ignorance. At Chernobyl, the reactor operators were unaware of the role xenon 135 (one product of uranium 235 fission) played in the neutron economy of their reactor. At Kyshtym, the facility operators were unaware of the April 16, 1947 disaster at Texas City, Texas. On that day, a cargo ship carrying 2,300 tons of ammonium nitrate exploded, killing 581 people, and destroying so much of Texas City that the damage was estimated at more than $700. (I mean, it WAS Texas City...) The Kyshtym facility used a chemical extraction method to separate plutonium from spent reactor fuel that utilized the fact that ammonium nitrate is an excellent solvent for plutonium, but not the other spent fuel constituents. Ammonium nitrate is a strong oxidizer, and when mixed with a fuel (such as fuel oil), is the most widely used explosive on Earth. But it doesn't need a fuel to detonate - it will do so all by itself if it gets hot enough, as the Texas City disaster showed. (Astute viewers may also recall the August 4 2020 explosion in Beirut, Lebanon: 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored in a warehouse exploded, killing 218 and doing $15 billion dollars damage to the city.) The United States stopped using ammonium nitrate to separate plutonium from production reactors entirely after Texas CIty, but the Soviets evidently didn't get the memo. Or perhaps they just ignored it based on economic grounds. After all, the ammonium nitrate is MUCH cheaper than the ammonium dayrate.
"Ammonium dayrate"
"After all, it WAS Texas City."
I laughed, but there were around 600 people that perished in Texas City that day.
Many because they'd crowded into an adjacent parking lot to watch the ship burn.
...It was Texas City.
😅
Wow, I have a dark sense of humor, laughing at a pun like that.
@@grmpEqweer Too soon?
Sorry, I heard "cheaper" & everything else was a blur; safety - what's that?!
There was a book in the 70’s …… “ Disaster in the Urals”.It was about Kyshtem.I also remember reading an article in a science magazine in the early 80’s.
Yes.
To my understanding there has been stuff about this incident for decades, but it has just stayed little known thing.
Aurora Borealis!? At this time of day, in this part of the country, localized ENTIRELY within Chelyabinsk? May I see it?
Thank you Super Nintendo Chalmers
No
Deadly artificial respiratory virus suddenly emerging in a wet market right next to a institue of virology? The more time change....
"Drive top speed for next 20-30km" translation, "Drive top speed for next 35km, and you'll be mostly safe"
Ricky Bobby: "I wanna go fast, I wanna go fast, I wanna go fast"
Translation: there are no cops, have fun, then get the fuck away from here.
I'd suggest "Well, it's too late now. Better go like hell and hope for the best."
"We don't ask questions" applied to almost everything in Eastern Bloc nations, not just Kysthym. Having travelled into East Germany (Deutsche Demokratische Republik) almost immediately after the fall of the Berlin Wall it seems everyone used that as a means of self-preservation. Of course, the government knew better, but if you claimed to know nothing, and the official government line was that there was nothing, then self-preservation was more likely. The entire regime was built on lies, and everyone knew that they were lies, but exposing the lies was a deadly gambit. In the end, it turned out that fully one-third of East Germany was acting as informant (to a greater or lesser extent) on the rest of the country. The Soviet Union was not quite so bad, close, but not as severe. Expressing an unapproved opinion could destroy you. Bottom line: It was all a house of lies.
The Russians and Chinese still don't look at the mess in those countries.
Dude i was just looking for something to watch! I find this stuff so interesting what's going on in some corner of the world
That's good.
That settlement is the biggest slap 😦 n the face ive seen in a while
Here's $2 a month; go pound sand.
they were not only dumping waste into the river, WHOLE reactor core was cooled by this river directly xD
Aurora borealis?
What were they making there? Forbidden steamed hams?
Shhhhh....that's legend!!!!!
Rainbow beef. 🌈
"Aurora Borealis? At this time of the year, at this time of the day, in this part of Chelyabinsk, localized entirely at this nuclear facility??"
"Yes."
"May I see it?"
"NYET!"
@@AspieMBProject2012 Aaaaahh!!! Help, Seymourski, the reactor is on fire!!!
Radioactive steamed hams
I read up on this years ago; as I understand it, there were THREE incidents that EACH released more radioactive material than Chernobyl; making the oblast the most radioactive place on the planet.
Right up until around 10-15 years ago, it was illegal to list cancer as the cause of death on a death certificate; and many never get to celebrate their 50th birthday.
Back in the mid 2000s, when I was internet dating, there were lots of pretty, young women from the area, desperately trying to find a husband who would get them out of Russia; I felt really sad for them, because, having grown up there, they had perhaps 20 years left, before cancer claimed them.
About 10 years ago, on a whim, I tried to find a road route from Europe to my wife's home town in China, the only non rail route I could find, - ran straight through the place.
I think you beat Kyle Hill to this one Simon. Lol
Was thinking the exact same thing.
Jimi *Hendrick's Dry GIN*
Kyle hill is gay
Plainly difficult also
Hill has included this in a couple of his videos - can’t beat the radioactive king
You should look up the move "The Stalker", they laid in pools of chemicals to film it and most of them died of complications of exposure to the chemicals. Now people calling themselves stalkers take tourists to irradiated areas in Russia.
This is still not a reason to give up nuclear power wholesale.
Rather, its a reason to be that much more careful with it.
No, it's a reason to have a government that is not-stoopid enough to realize that your economy is composed of your population, and that their health is therefore in the national interest.
And not-stoopid enough to realize that physics does not care about our feelings, pride, or convenience.
So lying to save face, dodge responsibility, or underestimate problems only makes you pay a much much steeper price down the line....
(but it's hard to get to a place where politicians are _only_ rewarded for actual statecraft and nation building)
@MrNicoJac These two things can go hand in hand with each other.
The US Navy would seem to know this which is why naval reactors have never had a failure as severe as Chernobyl.
First time i've heard of this Soviet nuclear disaster. Final words; not only robbed them of their dignity but their health, livelihoods and future.
@IntotheShadows Hello, just letting you know that Simon isn't in focus, the cacti are. It's easiest to see at 8:51. I don't know your camera set up so I can't say whats the easiest way to fix this. But, a stand-in for Simon is probably the simplest universal solution and by stand in, even just a paper face for auto-focus to focus on would work.
Much love!
Maybe the real world's worst enemy are the friends we made along the way.
Lost count of how many kyshtymographics Simons done.
Russians and causing misery. Name a more iconic duo.
I mean the human species is overall pretty excellent at ruining pretty well everything.
I guess you could top it with humans and damage to nature? Or however you would like to word it.
America and causing extremism?
@@dantemoose420 There it is...
Trump and MAGA.
Trump and crazy
"North East Ural Trace" was known in the the west during the cold war .. Its cause was unknown until 1991 .. It was considered the worst nuclear accident until Chernobyl ..
The trouble with lying, you forget which things are the lies.
So do the people. Tell 'em enough lies, and they'll believe anything you want. That's lesson number one at Chump University, baby! 💪😎✌️ And don't forget Donny's six "D"s... deny, delay, distract, denounce, distance, do it all over again. 😂 #RussianMobMentality
Mayak is an overall very grim thing to begin with. Keep in mind it's very first efforts to deal with the nuclear materials. People didn't know much about the radiation and it's effects by then, add soviet's total disreguard for human life on top of it and you'll get an idea.
Like using manual labor to unclog the pipes from radioactive material, or one instance when they've dumped so much radioactive waste from the station they have BOILED THE RIVER.
A very powerful presentation.
"What is the cost of lies?"
Humans shouldn't be trusted with this kind of power.
Humans shouldn't be trusted. Period.
Humans are defined by being unworthy of trust around powerful things. That's the tale of Prometheus.
@@lynnefox4892Not sure how Prometheus, a titan and god, stealing fire justifiies a cynical outlook on humanity due hierarchy-based failures and dealing with new technology, but go off.
Nuclear power is safe, despite incidents like this, and it's even safer now than it's ever been. Nuclear power is a necessary component of addressing energy production in warming climate and providing energy for an energy hungry world.
You can trust me.
They were desperate to have children. Even sick ones. THAT is what drives me crazy about our species. Even now.
Fr stop having children for awhile ppl!
In a way, having children was a form of welfare. In the culture we are talking about, your children would look after you in old age, and that is why, in part, you need children who will, in effect, take over the farm and make a living for the generational family, all living under one roof.
I mean, reproduction is literally THE goal of all life - ingrained into every cell of every organism
Anything that DOESNT want children won't be a species for long
@@jamesgodfrey1322 Not if you know they will be born very sick, but have them anyway.
Fantastic reporting, best effort to document I've heard.
This was the basis/ inspiration for Boris and Arkady Strugatsky’s Roadside Picnic. The basis for STALKER. Not Chornobyl. This was their way of talking about it without getting in trouble.
Op should do an update about Fukushima in Japan. Haven't heard a thing about what is going on over there in years.
Nothing to tell
Absolute shit show, basically relying on technology to improve
@@joeds3775 the situation hasn't improved? Is that why there is nothing to tell?
Bad news is bad for tourism, publicity, and image. Therefore, "everything is great". 😁 That's how it is in every country which is currently failing; things are GREAT.
That's also why now that Chump is making a fake newsified return, only GOOD news about him will be permitted. 💪😎✌️ No crimes occurred, he never did anything illegal, he's solely responsible for the GOOD things on this planet, and there were never any shady shenanigans over his 60+ years of debauchery. He's flawless, perfect, and celestially omnipotent. Knowledgeable about every possible facet of skills and trades, and there is absolutely nothing and no one better than *Him.* He's all-knowing, and an expert at economics, warfare, logistics, technology, communications, politics, finances, acting, directing, clothing, cars, the internet, TikTok, etc. No mistakes are ever made by a God. ⚔️🇱🇷⚔️ #Chump4Ever
@@ianb4618 It has improved, in 2021 government opened the old alienation zone as far as 3 km from the power plant, because the level of radiation is almost the same as the background radiation.
Nonetheless people are scared because of radiophobia and media altering and exaggerating the reality of radiation so nobody ever came back to live there.
Stalker 2 just dropped, now this. Urbex fellows are fucking feasting
One of the pieces of film used had a Russian scientist standing over a large copper piece of equipment with pipes coming off in specific ways. That makes friend isnt a piece of nuclear kit, it is the other very, very Russian thing: it was a vodka still. And a rather nice one. Copper is usually for whisky, but it makes for a slightly better, livlier vodka.
I am not saying you cant fission with vodka equipment, in just saying... Why would you want to? Plus it makes everything else so much more believable:) arpund the 4:25 or so mark)
The Soviet nuclear weapons and energy production industry have left plenty of ticking tie bombs.
Wanting to have children in a situation like that is frankly incredibly selfish. You don’t have the means to afford them a better life where they can leave the poisoned area. They will be burdened with health issues. You are bringing someone into hell and they can’t even consent to it.
It is still a CLOSED CITY.
1:58 The waste was absolutely not stored in modern western commercial used fuel dry casks such as these.
Wait then where
Of coirse not, it was the 50s and it was Soviet Union, where safety has NEVER been a requirement.
The casks that we use nowdays are missle, train and plane crash resistant, pratically impossible to destroy.
Despite what movies and video games might imply it's highly unlikely a child having an extra finger had anything to do with radiation. That's just not how that works. Polydactyly is actually way more common than people think and it often runs in families. The only reason you don't run across people with extra fingers or toes is they tend to be removed very early.
I had a friend with a sixth toe. She ran around in sandals with painted toenails.
And can really rip on a guitar!?
Birth defects are proven facts about radiation. You really, really should educate yourself on the subject.
@jothain gamma likes to blow DNA strands apart? Go figure...
i remember going to en exhibit in Edinburgh with my mum and it was about the Chernobyl incident and it had all sorts of displays and items and various other pictures. It also had displays of how it affected Scotland after the accident. There were multiple pictures of farm animals with defects including two headed animals, I guess those who survive radiation and then procreate do have a higher chance of having offspring with birth defects than those not exposed to significant levels of radiation.
There is a film about the accident that was noninated for an emmy. "City 40".
It is still puzzling how Fukushima is a 7 and Kyshtym is a 6. If Kyshtym happened today, with investigative reporters of large media companies battling it out with thousands of private content creators within the mechanisms of our modern attention economy, we would be bombarded with the impressions of it and the world would be shocked to the bone. The political reactions we saw with Fukushima (as we saw especially in Germany) could be more widespread with this one, with our collective trauma response shaping our policies if we want it or not.
EDIT: Well, the INES scale rates the incidents by the number of evacuations, and the Soviets evacuated 10K after the Kyshtym event, while Japan evacuated 150K after Fukushima. Which tbf rather seems to be a function of the lower level of dishonesty, corruption and intransparence within Japanese political culture compared to the Russian and Soviet ones. Since at least 270K lived in the area affected by fallout, it easily should have been a 7 if the operatives involved weren't such jerks. Of course that level of cover-up wasn't possible in Chernobyl given the local population density, the proximity to the West and the meteorological bad luck combining in an SHTF manner, as well as the more mature state of media at the time, bringing the evacuees above 300K. Still, realistiically, Kyshtym 1957 IS a 7.
As I understand it, a higher seawall was discussed at Fuku. (Edit, during construction.)
Why do vowel deficient places sound ripe for nuclear disaster? Is it just me
The great line from the recent movie on Chernobyl, "What is the cost of lies", seems to echo on every Soviet/Russian story I read........................
When you're labelled 'an enemy of the state' when you start asking questions you know you're on the right path and there are secrets to be uncovered.
20 Bucks a month for being irradiated? Sounds absolutely reasonable!
Superintendent Chalmers: Aurora Borealis?
I grew up in 1950s 1960s Omaha Nebraska. As children being down wind of open air Nevada nuclear testing we were told not to eat winter snowfall. Later it seemed dying of cancer had become as wide spread as the common cold. While it became obvious something had changed the government media presented that increased cancer was due to the increased stress of urban living. Eventually the population possibly affected by radiation died and people stopped dying from urban stress.
We have this waste and nowhere to put it.
*Dumps in river.*
Waste is gone! Smekalka!
What happens when you make ANFO Ammonium nitrate and fuel oil, but then "pepper it" with radio active by products like cobalt 60 strontium90 iodine 131 etc etc and you let it get so hot it detonates? Well the chemical reaction was big but even bigger was the east ural's radioactive trace. = Chernobyl.
All the damage and then the cleanup costs... I mean, how much would it cost to proactively repair that cooling system...?
Mutants for nuclear power!
Women for Trump!
Cows for beef!
😂😂 oh god damn that made me laugh
For what it’s worth, the name is misspelled in the title - the first h goes with an s, not a t. Kyshtym, not kysthym.
This is like Simon's 4th video on Kyshtym, and he still hasn't figured out how to properly pronounce "Techa."
SIMMMONNN WEEXLLAA! On his ninth channel…. Here we go!
I think your ruble conversions seem to be off, I think your using the modern conversion vs what it was back then
Gulags for women journalists by University of Iowa Prof Mike Davis says the exact same words as the 1957 Soviets after a nuclear catastrophe. The algorithm recognized I did a web search of a mentally deranged lawyer & architect for the kids in cages and I was recommend this video about Kysthym.
1:27 what’s radiactive waste?
The aurora borealis, at this latitude, at this time of year and located entirely inside tank 14
The day of "the solution to pollution is dilution" mindset.
The USSR was the pits.
Do check out the great documentary "City 40" about this incident1
2 cool things: 1) there will never be eough stories about soviet nuclear shenanigans, and 2) this video is proof for unbelievers, that Simon, indeed, is real and not AI :D
Okay guys the high pictched bleeps....not needed. Please.
Of course it would happen in the former Soviet union.
it's not like this kind of thing happens in the US - Dupont stuff, the nuclear landfill north of STL. we cover stuff up too, the Damascus Titan missile explosion, microplastic pollution in TX, the Hanford NPP which used water directly from and discharged water from the columbia river, love canal, etc etc etc it just goes on and on. and ya all this stuff is downplayed, covered up, forgotten except by the ppl who are still affected. oh and all the sunken ships and whatnot from WWII that are leaking oil into the ocean all over the world, BP deepwater horizon (and corexit - a literal coverup).
One video at a time...
Why the whataboutism? That’s not what they’re arguing.
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HMMMM. Sounds like a Putinbot or wumao hacked someone’s account.
Windscale, not a secret but little discussed history
Hey, wait a minute…
…didn’t you do a Geographics video about this? Or do we not talk about these things here. 🙃
He did. He even spelled "Kyshtym" correctly on that occasion. 😉
Do they actually say drive at max speed? That a pretty cool caviat
Now do the Rocky Flats plant, I.E. the reason for Denver's "naturally high" background radiation because it happened before the invention of portable Geiger counters so nobody knew what the rate was before the plutonium plant caught fire, and the highly classified cold war dusaster wasn't FOIA'd until Y2K.
This sounds inconvenient, so it must not be true.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioactive_contamination_from_the_Rocky_Flats_Plant
At Rocky Flats, over all of the areas and releases of Pu, from some rough math there was anywhere from 0.5 - nearly 2 pounds of plutonium released into the air, ground and ground water. That's just some really quick math (and probably wrong) from reading the provided article. In my eyes, that's an absolutely insane amount of plutonium to be released and that's coming from someone who has dealt with Pu before. Small amounts of it, but an amount of it none the less.
@@BackYardScience2000 a little dab will do ya.
You know about the Savannah river site, and the radioactive reptiles, right?
Every video about a horrific russian nuclear accident becomes full of comments about a completely unrelated accident somewhere else in the world. Why is that?
Frankly I forgot when I have learned about the Kyshtym disaster. Nevertheless I might be a bit of an aficionado, as Chernobyl was what shaped my childhood. Okay, let's see Kyshtym disaster, take eight ;)
Anyone fancy rollerskating across lake Karachay?
When I was at primary school (so before 1976) in London,one of my classmates was the son of Ukrainian exiles...he told me then,that in the USSR there was a "Closed region" which had been set up because of an explosion at a nuclear power station...I wonder if this was the one he was talking about?
2:48 that's because they had a cone and fkd around 😂😂😂
Good story Tara.
if i’m not mistaken this is the nuclear disaster that in the 1972 STALKER created it’s zone
Actally, a teacher of mine mentioned this place.
"Economic prison."
Very poignant, and relatable with living in the Midwest.
10:50 We're studying the long-term effects of radiation on the environment. If only we could figure out a way to study the effects on humans as well...
How many YT channels do i need to sub to to hear this man talk?! Lmao
Aurora borealis?
I should try that lie sometime.
Honestly at this stage Simon could have a channel called "Times the soviet union nearly killed us all."
You misspelled “KYSHTYM” In the title.
I had never heard of this before. Nuclear power is not the answer.
Why? Because there was some dumb people where in their regime they didn't consider safety as a requirement??
Nuclear energy was and still is the safest source of energy in the world, I'm not saying that, the data does: chek OurWorldbyData on Death By Energy Source.
Industry like hydroelectric made hundreds of thousands of deaths, gas and coal make death every day for "minor" accidents, with 4-5 people dying every day for a pipe exolosion, but that doesn't hit the news cause it's NORMAL to us, it's routine. 8 MILLION people die evey year as a result of pollition from fossil fuels extraction and raffination, why nobody ever talks about that??
You know why we keep taking about nuclear disasters and feel scared every time? Because it's a rarity and an event that happen 4 times in the history with only 1 resisting in deaths (Cherbobyl)
Fukushima and three mile island made 0 death from radiation. It's because they are so few we remember all of them and we are scared cause we are ignorant of what it really is and how dangerous it is. media, famous people and other ignorant people spread misinformation and fear because its something they don't understand, it's invisible and it's scary, but if well controlled ( like it's been forever in western countries) it's the safest and cleanest energy source ever invented by humans.
Congratulations people of Kyshtym you won!
What did we win?
More radioactive material being processed through your town, yaaay!
Simon, can you please go back to the coloured back ground light?
It's a massive "missing thing" from your videos lately.
Hmmm, @ 4:20 AM. . . . 🤔
I hear about this every few months. What nobody talks about is the Banqiao Dam Disaster, despite killing hundreds of thousands of people.
To be fair, one of the few exceptions is one of Fact Boy's other channels. th-cam.com/video/iwX30hXw3CQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GRcd0_bd3iDXmpFC
Exaclty...
Banqiao:
67 Dam chain destruction - 170000 deaths.
Bhopal: Extremely disastrous chimical incident -
3000 died after few hours
15000 to 20000 died in a matter of months
500000 people affected with lots fo them still with lung diseases.
Yet nobody ever talks about them, I guess there is no RADIATION, huh?
Russia never changes.
Ah man, and at 4 20 pm, huh? That's unfortunate...
ATOMIC BOMBS Sounds much more scary than nukes.
Deaths due to the Chernobyl disaster... at least ~100,000
Where you got that number? Greenpeace, maybe? That's ironic, actually is disrespectful to the people affected really.
The International istitution who studied the death as a consequence of the Chernobyl incident based on scientific research and statistics proven and accepted by the international scientific community, the IAEA, UNSCEAR and other institution state that a maximum of 4000 people has lost and will loose their life as a consequence of the disaster in a span of 70 years from now.
Source: Study on the effect of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Incident - IAEA, UNSCEAR.
4.20 yay !!!!!2:26 2:27 2:27
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Oh Russia...
Even disasters have branding, The Titanic, The Hindenburg, Chernobyl, so if you've become caught up in something truly terrible hope that your cataclysm has good PR or you too will be lost to history. Careers of the Future- Disaster Publicist.
How about ALL the premature deaths of the actors (including John Wayne) in The Conqueror (1956 film)... Down wind of nuclear tests?
Why are my post being deleted…
I wonder how many generations have to go by until the residents develop some useful genetic mutation.