Chernobyl Museum model of reactor

[@bohdanartemenko]

I live in Ukraine and haven't been to this museum. Feel like I missed something special(

[@kiwicossack]

yes you have..its amazing yet tucked away in the backstreets of Podil

[@fluffybunny510]

Hi, i am from feture

[@SecretLars]

Go before it explodes.

[@Untitledtagpro8771]

50th sub!

[@imnewinyoutube]

Круто

[@jihnbrumfield4976]

That's a nice electronics school I went to I built that it was my work the world needed one I saved on matriel I did good I think it's proto type that's st.louis

[@bernardberben4852]

Even though iv watched 32 videos explaining it i still dont understand it lol. But I mean this is awsome

[@kiwicossack]

visit Kyiv.its awesome too..I have been 8 times

[@sisyphusofephyra7801]

Radioactive material gets hot because it emits radiation when you put a lot of the thing together it gets hotter and produce more radiation. You pour water there and it turns into vapor that you can use to move a generator. In Chernobyl the thing that was supposed to keep the radioactive material apart so it didn't overheated got broken making the reactor overheat until it exploded

[@fetconfet]

So fucking cool, I came from the Chernobyl Trailer :))

[@kiwicossack]

nope I filmed this myself in 2019 when I went too the Chernobyl Museum in Kyiv

[@fetconfet]

@@kiwicossack was recommend it there xd

[@Untitledtagpro8771]

50th sub

[@jihnbrumfield4976]

Thankyou I remember now

[@youchris67]

I'm disappointed that this model does not have a "Make Reactor Explode" button.

[@opensea001]

i rate the model 3.6/15000

[@firesfs]

@@opensea001 lol

[@tpd1864blake]

@@opensea001don’t worry, it’s only 3.6 roentgens. Could be better, could be worse.

[@angelwaby620]

Where is this j want to see it

[@kiwicossack]

@@angelwaby620 Kyiv Ukraine..

[@jihnbrumfield4976]

That's mine

[@jihnbrumfield4976]

That's domnienaint