That's what happened in 1986 in Europe is, unfortunately, but that You Americans never understand. I've never experienced that what was Communist regime Authorities of the Soviet Union and throughout the so-called Eastern Bloc. In Poland, the Chernobyl catastrophe we learned very late. Even today, contamination is reaping the rewards. People often get sick here thyroid cancer.
Wow Cody, you've out done yourself with this video. I can honestly say that this is the best explanation of the tragedy that happened there that I've seen. Excellent video! Thank you for sharing.
Hi Cody. Thank you for going there & learning what is true, & what is not. This has been a subject of concern & fascination for so many, for many people. It's good to know this
COULDNT WAIT. Since i heard you were coming here i got hyped. My eyes are glued to the screen haha. Hopefully next year its just as good thats when im doing my series there😀
I don't know why americans are so obsessed with chernobyl, really at this point it's almost like a gum that has been chewed 5 times over. It's not even real exploring as there are so many tourist-like tours there, if you want something special in chernobyl you have to take the "illegal" tours and even cross the border to belarus but you will have to hike for a couple days and sleep in abandoned buildings in the exclusion zone. But even those tours are not really special anymore...
Well historywise there are several smaller abandoned cities in italy that are centuries old. But if you mean the nuclear desaster with history, i would rather go and visit fukushima as this is far more interesting and less touristy in my opinion.
This is really cool. I've always been interested in what happened there and then, seeing the photos of the abandoned city around the reactor and all the people that were affected, just hard to comprehend the things that were left behind. Will be interesting to see what Igor has to show you!
Thank you so much Cody for posting this video. One of the most informative I've seen on this subject ( just about to watch 2nd one) I am fascinated with this disaster. I am old enough to remember the news of this on the TV one morning before going to school. As I live in England I can also remember the authorities taking Geiger counter readings of fields and parks as the radiation spread. It terrified me as a little boy.
What an awesome video Cody! I have seen many vlogs about Chernobyl but yours is the best and it's the first episode! I like how you give information about every place you go :)
My wife had our first baby 8 days before this happened we were scared to death for her, rumors of meltdown to the core of the earth and poison gas clouds around the earth were rampant. thank God was not so. Look at the place now tho. geepers.
i was born in germany in november 1986. the government gave my parents the advice to not eat vegetables, fruits or anything that can be contaminated with radioactive material, till i will be born. it was a big deal all around europe. even milk has been set to a high risk. +Exploring With Cody thats not the border to belarus its a railroad track.
Tell me the radiation levels after a major weather related storm and ground water contamination. Speculation on the types of radiation and the effects of each as the decaying of radioactive isotopes differ.
I did a school project on Chernobyl, such an interesting place, the face that it's gonna be contaminated for at leas another 10,000 years before it's liveable again, If you don't know what your doing, your good as well as dead in this kind of place. RIP бабушка fantastic video
Ooh I live in sweden😂 My dad told me about how when you like went out hunting and then for example shot like a moose or elk or whatever you had to get it checked before you could like eat it because the radiation level was so high. The same thing withe berries and mushrooms. It was because of the wind and the rain that was full of radiation. and yes I'm a teenage girl that loves talking, reading and hearing about this subject lol😂💕💖
Such a beautiful place. I would love to visit Chernobyl. I would love to live there mainly because there are little to no people living there. Aside from the people who refused to leave the area.
The Sarcophagus is made from concrete and steal beams don’t know about lead Though it likely lead was used in the construction of the sarcophagus but it’s still mostly concrete.
why didn't you film more. :( I watch the documentary in high school my junior year and it was vary cool, well and sad that so many people got radiation poisoning and all the baby that was born had deformed or have serious health issues even to this day. if I had the money I would love to go there and to learn more about it
i kind of like him more then josh..because he gives more information about the place that he explore 😌in my opinion i think he is better then josh and other explorers i know
Cody...How old are you Brother? I am blown away by your knowledge and abilities. I would gather you are in your low 20's? Anyway, cheers my Friend. Love the exploration videos!! Please keep them coming!!
I love this subject and I hate that it happened (if that makes sense lol) and people think I'm wierd because I've spent hours reading about this and I'm only 13 (14 in a couple of days though). I just think it's so interesting and thank you so so so much for making these videos Cody I love you so much!!💕💜💖😙😘
Dang Cody!! your vlogs are getting professional!! I'm curious this happen 1986.... is this why we have global warning? this stuff spread did it dissipate?
no global warming is because of gases that trap the sun's rays, This heats up the world. Power plants that burn coal help heat up the world, cars emitting carbon. Nuclear power doesn't heat up the planet because it's a clean energy when done right, like a wind turbine. However, nuclear power does products waste that's hard to handle. Why a Nuclear power is classed as a clean energy is because it doesn't put anything out to its environment unless something has gone wrong. Coal power plants emit co2 to the environment.
shady's ole lady I would say a majority of people in Europe have issues with the thyroid and have thyroid cancer bc of the incident. Especially in Poland, multiple generations have issues with this and have to take pills. Most of my family has this issue as well as just most of the people I knew in Poland
Olivia Glowacka funny you said thyroid issue....my fourth child was born with no thyroid and has to take a pill for the rest of her life. she is 11 and she ask me why she has none. I'm not sure how to answer that but we need to protect our world our environment we only have one. :/
hmm, they're saying they lied to people back then... but what if those tour guides were teached to lie to tourists? ^^ Anyway: u menya est' respekt dla Chernobyl' ^^
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Exploring With Cody i all ways like you videos all way good job
Exploring With Cody been waiting for this awsome video cody xx
U DONE DID IT CODY, U DONE MADE UR MASTERPIECE! this is fantastic good job! luved every second of this video
pretty neat
That's what happened in 1986 in Europe is, unfortunately, but that You Americans never understand. I've never experienced that what was Communist regime Authorities of the Soviet Union and throughout the so-called Eastern Bloc. In Poland, the Chernobyl catastrophe we learned very late. Even today, contamination is reaping the rewards. People often get sick here thyroid cancer.
exploring crew all day fam
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Wow Cody, you've out done yourself with this video. I can honestly say that this is the best explanation of the tragedy that happened there that I've seen. Excellent video! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Veronica!
Hi Cody. Thank you for going there & learning what is true, & what is not. This has been a subject of concern & fascination for so many, for many people.
It's good to know this
COULDNT WAIT. Since i heard you were coming here i got hyped. My eyes are glued to the screen haha. Hopefully next year its just as good thats when im doing my series there😀
Dark Exploration That's when I'm going too. lol. What month are you going, maybe we can do some collabs!
I don't know why americans are so obsessed with chernobyl, really at this point it's almost like a gum that has been chewed 5 times over. It's not even real exploring as there are so many tourist-like tours there, if you want something special in chernobyl you have to take the "illegal" tours and even cross the border to belarus but you will have to hike for a couple days and sleep in abandoned buildings in the exclusion zone. But even those tours are not really special anymore...
Urbex Tyrol Because there isn't anything comparable to explore in the U.S. I think the history behind Chernobyl is what draws me in.
Urbex Tyrol because its unique and a whole city thats abandoned. Tell me another city with as much history.
Well historywise there are several smaller abandoned cities in italy that are centuries old. But if you mean the nuclear desaster with history, i would rather go and visit fukushima as this is far more interesting and less touristy in my opinion.
This is really awesome dude! Can't wait for more!
Thanks Kent!
yeah dude! Rock it out there
way to go cody ur skills is getting better everyday
love the extra effort and information, flowed very well.😊
I'm sure your parents are so proud of you and your brother!!! Great video Cody! 👍🏻
This is really cool. I've always been interested in what happened there and then, seeing the photos of the abandoned city around the reactor and all the people that were affected, just hard to comprehend the things that were left behind. Will be interesting to see what Igor has to show you!
Thank you so much Cody for posting this video. One of the most informative I've seen on this subject ( just about to watch 2nd one) I am fascinated with this disaster. I am old enough to remember the news of this on the TV one morning before going to school. As I live in England I can also remember the authorities taking Geiger counter readings of fields and parks as the radiation spread. It terrified me as a little boy.
This was so interesting, I love videos explaining Chernobyl and you did it perfectly.
Can't wait for the rest of the series!
Thank you Cody! Finally get to see Chernobyl through your eyes. The history is very interesting. Waiting patiently for the next episode. 🤗
Wow awesome Cody! Your guide spoke good English, and was so knowledgeable! Thanks Cody, stay safe!!!
I was so intrigued by this video, and you have a really clear and precise way of explaining everything! please make more like this!
Excellent video, very professional!
What an awesome video Cody! I have seen many vlogs about Chernobyl but yours is the best and it's the first episode! I like how you give information about every place you go :)
Wow this was really informative! Loved the storytelling along with the real life exploring you're doing! 👌
This is really cool! I hope you do more places. c:
I really enjoyed this video it was amazing especially the beginning with the news videos and your narration
Chernobyl is so fascinating, definitely on the list of places to visit one day! Really enjoyed your video!
My wife had our first baby 8 days before this happened we were scared to death for her, rumors of meltdown to the core of the earth and poison gas clouds around the earth were rampant. thank God was not so. Look at the place now tho. geepers.
U.S.A. Near Canadian Border.
Yea we in Sweden are still having some problems, wish they told us about it.
i was born in germany in november 1986. the government gave my parents the advice to not eat vegetables, fruits or anything that can be contaminated with radioactive material, till i will be born. it was a big deal all around europe. even milk has been set to a high risk. +Exploring With Cody thats not the border to belarus its a railroad track.
Great video Cody!!!!! Love the background info. Sad but interesting what happened to these people.
Very well put together Cody! I enjoyed part 1 can't wait for the next episode 😊
Great work once again, can't wait for the next episodes 💆🏻♂️
I can't wait for the next one! You did an excellent job.
Amazing video Cody. One of your very best. Be sure to decontaminate.
"Here is the cinema that's not used anymore" no shit
Its like watching a documentary. Great job cody 👍👍👍
Great video series on Chernobyl!
WOW, I'm so hyped!
wow this was soo cool! cant wait for the next video!! when will it be up? :)
Oh wow this was uploaded recently :) this is awesome Cody. I wish I could join you on your adventures bro
Cool vid man, love videos on Chernobyl :)
Video editing is great keep it up Cody 👍❤️
ah cody this is amazing, well worth the wait 😘 xxxxx
Amazing video! Can't wait for more!
Tell me the radiation levels after a major weather related storm and ground water contamination. Speculation on the types of radiation and the effects of each as the decaying of radioactive isotopes differ.
don't touch anything with dust on it just like asbestos that radiation is still covered with radiation better keep some iodine tabs handy.
I learning more about this place from you then I did when I was in school
You covered this very well thank you
Rest in peace to those that passed away from this event.
on one of thoose country's where radiation cloud were - was my country - Lithuania
I did a school project on Chernobyl, such an interesting place, the face that it's gonna be contaminated for at leas another 10,000 years before it's liveable again, If you don't know what your doing, your good as well as dead in this kind of place.
RIP бабушка
fantastic video
Way to go Cody , awesome........
YAY! so excited for the rest!!
I remember the wormwood analogy.
intro was very nice
awesome video!
Ooh I live in sweden😂 My dad told me about how when you like went out hunting and then for example shot like a moose or elk or whatever you had to get it checked before you could like eat it because the radiation level was so high. The same thing withe berries and mushrooms. It was because of the wind and the rain that was full of radiation. and yes I'm a teenage girl that loves talking, reading and hearing about this subject lol😂💕💖
Very cool explore.
really well done!
can't wait for the next episodes!!
Interesting explore. God bless!
was there other people in that building with you too ?
Such a beautiful place. I would love to visit Chernobyl. I would love to live there mainly because there are little to no people living there. Aside from the people who refused to leave the area.
The Sarcophagus is made from concrete and steal beams don’t know about lead Though it likely lead was used in the construction of the sarcophagus but it’s still mostly concrete.
I want to become a Chernobyl tour guide.... Where can I apply?
Let us know if you get any super power from the radiation. Excellent video .
I've always wanted to visit Chernobyl
why didn't you film more. :(
I watch the documentary in high school my junior year and it was vary cool, well and sad that so many people got radiation poisoning and all the baby that was born had deformed or have serious health issues even to this day. if I had the money I would love to go there and to learn more about it
+Kelly Ingram this is just part 1 out of 7
Amazing video! ^_^
i kind of like him more then josh..because he gives more information about the place that he explore 😌in my opinion i think he is better then josh and other explorers i know
nice Cody good one
very nice video very interesting
watt kind of camera do u use 4 ur videos n please let me know
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You also went there? Wow!
Very well done
what would be cool is if they could go in and fix it up and tirn it into a museum.
Dirt Bandits Automotive Detail Specialists that cant happen yet
Bananas are slowly killing me :(
one banana at a time
love the video
The "natural radiation" is referred to by professionals as background radiation.
Cody...How old are you Brother? I am blown away by your knowledge and abilities. I would gather you are in your low 20's? Anyway, cheers my Friend. Love the exploration videos!! Please keep them coming!!
great vid
The fact it's a wildlife preserve says it's safe for humans
wow this place was fucking huge this plant had 4 reactors and it was supposed to have 6 wow thats insane
so cool I wish I could go there :(
SOO COOL
yassssss this is awesome
I love this subject and I hate that it happened (if that makes sense lol) and people think I'm wierd because I've spent hours reading about this and I'm only 13 (14 in a couple of days though). I just think it's so interesting and thank you so so so much for making these videos Cody I love you so much!!💕💜💖😙😘
I hope that I will visit Chernobyl one day
FINALLY!!!!💖💜💕💜💕💜💖💜💖💕💜😘😙
3k?!? in a village?!? we're only 9k in the town I'm living in omg😂😂
only tour routs are clean of high radiation.
i used that news report on a school project XD
Very cool.
8:21 eating a banana... yes that one was very necessary.
Ello cody
Dang Cody!! your vlogs are getting professional!! I'm curious this happen 1986.... is this why we have global warning? this stuff spread did it dissipate?
no global warming is because of gases that trap the sun's rays, This heats up the world. Power plants that burn coal help heat up the world, cars emitting carbon. Nuclear power doesn't heat up the planet because it's a clean energy when done right, like a wind turbine. However, nuclear power does products waste that's hard to handle.
Why a Nuclear power is classed as a clean energy is because it doesn't put anything out to its environment unless something has gone wrong. Coal power plants emit co2 to the environment.
shady's ole lady I would say a majority of people in Europe have issues with the thyroid and have thyroid cancer bc of the incident. Especially in Poland, multiple generations have issues with this and have to take pills. Most of my family has this issue as well as just most of the people I knew in Poland
Olivia Glowacka funny you said thyroid issue....my fourth child was born with no thyroid and has to take a pill for the rest of her life. she is 11 and she ask me why she has none. I'm not sure how to answer that but we need to protect our world our environment we only have one. :/
shady's ole lady sorry she has to go through that and yes that is true!
shady's ole lady wooden
I was expecting the same guy that guided josh around their the russian guy.
This is exactly like the Chernobyl movie on Netflix
so cool
I should be studying butttttttt
This is studying in its own way, even if it is on a completely different subject lol
hmm, they're saying they lied to people back then... but what if those tour guides were teached to lie to tourists? ^^
Anyway: u menya est' respekt dla Chernobyl' ^^
Nice
Last of us vibes...☠
"Igor"such a Russian name
WOW :)
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