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the scariest stories are always ones that actually happened.
Stories are truer than the truth.
Exactly... thank god they contained the spread of radioactive materials..... otherwise we wouldn't be here to talk about this
@@lineage6579 Nothing is more true than truth. And that's true.
@crevanille thats why they constructed a new dome around that sarcophagus....it was recently completed and its believed to last for another 100 years
@@spaghetisdeway8609 its not enough, basically this place is doomed for around 300 years...
this is not Avengers
this is not James Bond
this is not Godzilla
This is true
Just like Terminator 1 and partialy Terminator 2 could happen in the future for real, that's why these movies are great. While T3,T4 and TGenesis is just a joke, just another fantasy movie, the same as incoming Terminator Dark Fate, it's like a Marvel movie but with Machines that have super powers and strength.
Это жизнь
"Chernobyl" is the best Godzilla movie ...without Godzilla.
@@WarframeCrunch I mean T4 is still more realistic than T3 and T:Genisys
@@MrA16R Yeah I liked T4 because I didn't saw trailers so there was some surprises.
But Genesis was also good too, but still T1 and T2 is masterpiece.
*Friendship Ended with Game of Thrones*
*_Now Chernobyl is my best friend_*
Sad but true
@Peter Parker TAKE HIM TO INFARMY
And now HBO's got a televangelist half hour comedy with John Goodman soon.
Nice Internet Historian reference 😂
Chernobyl HBO already made it to the #1 spot on IMDb of the top rated tv shows of all time after only four episodes 🔥
Well man there r only 5 episodes, it is miniseries
HiAndyDog very sadly, because this is a great show
@@itsokay2606 True
@@itsokay2606 I think, that makes the series so great! The fact that it's short, kept realistic, not overly dramatic and just short and good! A show going on for too long can become boring, bad, dragging... so I love the fact that it's kept shorter but with a higher quality
@UC6FHL4qEktRbb-lMleZo_nA As real and true to the event this might be. It is still a series. Why? Because it shows intensity, a bit of drama (even tho it's not to much) and it's not only factual and objective based and not surfaced, but more detailed. A documentary would've not shown, killing the animals and pets, intense scenes like the 90s roof one... ! A series plays into the action while a documentary takes a more surfaced approach! Now, of course, the series is kept real, still... it's a series!
One of the best shows goin currently. Seriously it's a 10/10 for me.
The first 2 episodes are way better than season 8 of Game of Thrones
Agree 100%. This show is for real.
@@OnTheRocks71 literally
Right now a lot of series are way better than season 8, sadly :/
Almost everything on right now is better than S8
Damn, you're actually right.
You gotta watch this! First two episodes is nerve-wracking and intense af. This series starting off strong
Edit: *First three episodes*
Edit after seeing the finale: *FLAWLESS!*
Yeah this show is fucking terrifying. But so was the whole disaster.
Agreed. That bit at the end of episode two was sheer terror.
OnTheRocks and what’s makes it so terrifying is that it’s real and it actually happened
Chernobyl reminded me of a horror movie. People were being killed by this terrible monster and they didn't believe what was happening.
@Alex that's disappointing, but quality over quantity I guess
This series is scarier than most of the horror movies I've seen.
Of course it is. It is exact history and true. Acting is brilliant, everything is historically accurate and that's the scariest thing. Chernobyl HBO series is highest rated show on IMDB of all time.
It's scarier than any horror movie I've ever watched and that's saying something, believe you me! The roof scene had me sweating like a pig!
Very true, the way it is filmedand told is just amazing. The music by Hildur Guðnadóttir is just beyond amazing. It has that unsettling vibe all over. Those are aspects of it that gives the viewer a slight idea of what the emotional impact of this event had.
i am from Gomel (Belarus), wich was the
second city that should have been evacuated after Pripyat, but it didn't happen. This "show" is a masterpiece and it
made me cry so many times...even the reactions on it.
*Planet explodes*
Commander dyatlov : everything is under control biatch!
@@comradedyatlov2010 fuck 😂
@Tokarev you didn't see the infirmary because it wasn't there
YOU DIDNT NOT SEE GRAPHITE ON THE GROUND BECUSE IS NOT THERE
*Graphite* FUCK YOU MAN I JUST DUING MY JOB AND YOU EXPLODED THE REACTOR FUCK YOU
You mean "everything is under control cyka blyat"!
@@Toxi-ed5js -graphite glowing on the ground- "Do I mean so little to you, you can ignore me?!
I remember (as a kid) from Northeast Hungary... Noone knew anything until days later. Hungary has always been a (TINY BIT) more open to Westen News than the rest of the Block. We heard about the Sweedish detection in the news. Not online, over the radio. Atomfelho (nuclear cloud), HUGE strawberries a year or two later, Acid Rain, Led Coffins, Mom coughing for years and spitting out who knows what (She is good now, hitting 71 and rocking even after B.C. and left B removal surgery). Isotopes, Radiation a part of childhood vocab by the age of ten. Concrete Sarchaphogus, Liquidators, Radiation levels- all daily expressions. And years later the numer of cancer kids.
I am 43 now. This show is a perfect recreation of my childhood. WATCH THIS.
People following orders then (when at risk) pointiong fingers at each other is still a very Eastern European experience.
This show is CRAFTED. Not made, not produced, CRAFTED TO PERFECTION.
Keep up the good work.
I wasn't born back then but my parents have told me horrific stories about Chernobyl, the acid rain reached Greece as well, official Psycology data state that mainly in Northern Greece, which the radiation cloud was more dense, there were 1.500 abortions in fear of the fetus being affected. The panic was huge all throughout Europe, I can only imagine how Ukraine and the countries close it managed to cope with that.
@@KateDenthimamai Oh my God, you are right! 'Abortion' stopped being a taboo word in front of kids.
@@peterzabb1655 Yes, I don't know how much the fetuses would be affected here in Greece really or if it was mainly just pure panic and misinformation, but I cannot judge either, since I would do it as well in case there was even 1 in a million chance that the child would have major health problems such as Leukemia. What I do know though is that there have been 2.500 cancer cases here since then, that have been called "suspicious" but not directly blamed on the acid rain and that even ten years after the Chernobyl disaster, scientists still found more cesium levels than the safe amount in fields in Northern Greece. This just comes to show us how insanly it was since it affected one way or another all of us.
Peter zabb, Soha nem tudtam hogy Magyarországot is meg érintette a catasropha
@@tobycrook7425 Sajnos. It did, and we could only read about it "between the lines". Nothing has ever been officially stated, but it is obvious that abortion numbers, sicknesses and general awareness of the entire event has changed the world forever.
Have you ever thought about how many significant, potentially life changing moments were and are included in our daily lives? Crazy...
Highest rated show in IMDB history. And it lives up to the hype
The series is pretty good so far, would recomend to watch it. That's scary shit tbh. My friend's dad was a liquidator in chernobyl, they were sent there before the radiation blast occured. The man was saved by an officer who sent him back home due to a minor trauma. The first thing he heard when he came back to Moscow was that all his squad died the next day he left. Talk about thraumatising shit.
My first stepfather was liquidator on Chernobyl.
Up to 40 years, only 20 percent survived among those who did not die within 5 years after participating in the elimination of the disaster. Probably the most shameful spot in the history of the USSR. All equipment was disposable. What they buried and poured the sarcophagus was left as part of the sarcophagus. People were thrown almost for 15-20 seconds, so that they threw the reactor with the mixture with one stroke of a shovel.
I remember watching a movie where soldiers knew they were going to get over run and killed. So one soldier ask his sergeant "Why us"? He replies "Because were here". In life you do what you have to do, your stepfather had to do what was needed so others could live.
Was looking for reaction videos on youtube for days. This show needs to get some traktion. I was glued to the screen watching the first 2 episodes.
I was a schoolkid in Germany back when this disaster went down and I remember the news, the fear of poisoned meat and milk, the daily updates on how much radiation was detected where and what the consequences would probably be. Paranoia was spreading everywhere, sometimes based on truth sometimes not. And what was the truth to begin with? Scary times.
Aint no super heroes coming out of that radiation exposure. No mutants either, just mutations and death.
Side note, they have discovered recently that large areas of Chernobyl are "safe" to return to. some people actually want to go back to living there ... I wouldn't want to.
Fuck. No.
Not with the Elephant's Foot still burning...
I saw on documentary that a couple went back living in pripyat few weeks after disaster. And they are still living there.
On another documentary, the film crew was filming pripyat and saw a man riding his bike around the city and when they stopped him, he said that he went back to Pripyat week after the disaster and is still living around there.
Mark Keller no they haven’t. They’ve determined they are safe to VISIT, NOT SAFE to INHABIT.
@@zackwalker664 No. It's safe, it's just several times above natural background radiation, if you avoid dangerous places. Do your research.
Radiation is a funny thing... It is not spread evenly. Your are probably safe in some spots and others are still dangerous to go to. How dangerous depends on a lot of factors. Type of radiation, isotopes and their half life, the dosage, the bioavailabikty, the time and intensity you are exposed. Same for the animals and plants. Some weren't even bothered, others had serious problems during the aftermath...
Radiation is scary, but the more horrifying thing is how soviet bureaucrats handled the event.
If it wasnt for citizen volunteers it would of been way worse too. Crazy asf
Yep, and we're supposed to believe that out of 500,000 volunteers only 30 people died in total. It's more plausible to believe the first reports out of Kiev when hospital staff were saying 2,000 had died in the first 48 hours. It's just not feasible that they even had enough medical equipment or protective gear for 5,000, let alone 500,000.
@@ct5625 30 people died just like the radioactivity of the power plant was 3.6R/h.
And Socialists still say socialism is good
at least they handle it better than Japan lol...Japan just poured the radioactive water into the ocean
Literally just heard of this show today and you post a reaction to the trailer.
Coincidence? Maybe.
Hotel? Trivago.
Even you ? Damn XD
Vivo? Smartphone
"The pain is unimaginable."
Reason for that: Cellular longevity. When you get acute radiation sickness, your cells lose the ability to divide. Cells that are replaced most frequently go first. And your heart muscle cells are very long-endurance cells. And you practically don't replace nerve or brain cells in adulthood. Your heart and nervous system are the least often replaced, so they'd be the very last to go.
When the cellular replacement is prevented, you become an open sore from head to toe. You become vulnerable to infection. Your veins rupture at the slightest pressure. Your muscles can no longer maintain anchoring to bones.
"You" are your brain and nervous system, and everything else in your body is built to sustain and move that. And with acute radiation sickness that support system literally decomposes around you while you're still alive. Which could be anything between a few days to about a month with modern treatment. Longest "survival" period ever was with the treatment of Hisashi Ouchi, and he was forced to be alive for 83 days.
With chronic, but not immediately fatal, radiation poisoning you get the opposite problem: cancer.
Also, ionized water particles inside human body become unstable, splitting into hydrogen and oxygen. Moments later, they become either water again or hydrogen peroxide.
Anyone who ever used hydrogen peroxide as an antiseptic will know how it stings. The one available comercially is only 3% solution of the compound.
Every single second, in each square inch of one's body, hydrogen peroxide forms and damages tissues around it.
If you don’t feel a sick sort of dread while watching this series then something is wrong with you. This disaster nearly wiped out a continent. It needs to be watched because it shouldn’t be forgotten but it’s not easy. That’s what makes it so good.
sprmint-bkgsoda many people can’t relate...
I totally agree. My anxiety got level 1000. Feel bad for days after watching it. It's haunting. 😢
@@Cassxowary Europeans can relate
I couldnt finish the first episode, will finish it at some point, its intense and terrifying mostly cause its based on real events.
Everytime they said "it's taste like metal" I needed to pause it, I felt so bad.
@@सूर्य-ग7ह Bruh when that firefighter picked up the graphite off the ground. I was screaming "NO!" Yeah 5 mins later his hand was melting...….Omega OOF.
@@DraconX3 I was hollering the whole time. When they send the firefighters to the other level and you see their faces already turning red it just... Damn.
Wait till ep 3 😷
@@Crimsonfate ep 3 was some of the most depressive shit I have ever seen in my life.
After watching a few episodes.
Watch the interview with people who lived through this, and the real recordings. I don't know what is more terrifying.
All decorations and characters worked out perfectly, confirmed by a resident of Russia, i.e me.
Assessment: 10/10
UPD: I lived in Ukraine for a while.
Well chernobyl wasnt rly in russia
@@satan1189 All the soviet block looked, and pretty much to this day looks the same, from citizen of Poland
My mom born in Ukrain, and according to her, there are no differences between the scenery in the series and in real life.
Until now, there is almost no difference between the Soviet Union and current Russia. The same monolithic houses and tough policies.
The damage will last over 50,000 years from the time of accident
It’s inhuman
Reggie The ghost who walks that is incorrect. The HALF LIFE of uranium 235 is 700 MILLION YEARS. It will be much more than 50k years that Chernobyl will be uninhabitable.
zack walker go watch THE SHOW
It’s actually something they said DURING THE SHOW IN ONE SCENE
You can go to Chernobyl today, they will give you a guided tour around the power station. It was 50,000 years if they simply left it.
Ollie Barbor I know
It’s a line they said during an episode of the show that I repeated
@@LCDqBqA Acctually as far as I remember its the half division of Uranium that will last 50000 year. So in other words in 50k years it would be much less of that shit, but still quite a lot
Chernobyl begins to live, but Pripyat will remain a ghost city
STONE-X except for the few people still there
@@Cassxowary There are no people in Pripyat, there are only people who guide tourists who want to visit Pripyat. This place is still in very high risk of radiation contamination, so people are allowed to spend only few hours there.
@@auroraborealis6755 33 years have passed, you can walk there but only with the Geiger Counter
@@reyk3524 Yes, that's right. Still it's risky. Physicist says that radiation will be present in next 50000 years and Pripyat will be uninhabitable
@@auroraborealis6755 Some people still live in Pripyat. The radiation levels are not that high in some places, just several times above the normal background radiation level. In other places, it could be 100x above natural dose, that is why the place is uninhabitable.
Oh nice. I didn't expect you guys to react to this one.
When this happened back in 1986 my boyfriend's mother that lived in Switzerland was a student and they measured elevated levels or radiation in the air all the way there. Even here in Greece some people where affected.. It's truly scary.
My parents remember it well, it was truly horrifying. Great reaction as always.
Your parents lived in Pripyat?
You didn't have to live in Pripyat to know about it.
They lived in Ukraine at the time but they were close enough to feel and see its effects, such as the radioactive ash snowing down and fruit 3 times it's size on trees and such. Scary stuff
We also felt the effects where I live (southeastern Germany). My mother's best friend died of liver cancer a few years ago (she grew up on a farm and had to help with work outside even when the radioactive rain came down). It's scary.
The real stories like these are the scariest. The story of the Chernobyl incident 33 years ago is crazy.
Great reaction lads as always!
Chernobyl looks crazy.
Man, I could only imagine that if Godzilla was real and went to Chernobyl, he would absorb all that radiation lickety-split and Chernobyl would be livable again but that ain’t how it is.
JRock Well Chernobyl today is a valuable research site into the effects of radiation on nature and structures over time which has provided data that couldn’t have been gotten any other way. The tragedy was the deaths and deformities caused by the event at the time, there’s no benefit to getting the land back when there’s no shortage of Russian wilderness which could be developed instead.
First two eps were pretty good. Worth a watch 👍
Where I can watch it?
StrongAF NOW TV
Torrent?
Everybody gangsta till 'Vnimaniye, Vnimaniye'
There is a scene early on in the Series that shows 2 scientists opening a blast door, and peering into the reactor core itself. the fire had multiple colors. At that moment, the scientists could've thrown themselves into the flames several stories below and died there rather than later.
50,000 people used to live here... now it’s a ghost town
Names Rissa some people still live there and around but mostly...
Herta Schneider oh I’m sure lol it was a Call of Duty reference. They said that in their intro to Modern Warefare 😂😂😂
4 Years Later, Still Bone-Chilling. Chernobyl is HBO's Best Mini-Series Ever.
My grandfather was a lifeguard in Chernobyl, he told me terrible things. About how his friends were buried in lead coffins. Because of the radiation, he's got cancer. I consider him a hero.❤ P. s using translator, sorry for the errors
I really hope you post reactions to the episodes! Not many are doing that right now, and you guys would get mad views from it. Respect from the D
“Pigeons getting checked” 😭🤣🤣
Y’all need to watch this miniseries ASAP!!! Can’t recommend it enough. It’s a five-part series, finale airs next Monday at 9:00.
If you’re thinking about watching this show, do it!! The hype is real. This show is amazing
Brilliant choice and good job promoting this mini series. One of the best, HBO quality right there. But the reality of the situation is always more grim.
I wonder if they'll do anything in the series featuring the infamous "elephants foot" which is a super toxic radio active blob of melted steel and concrete at the basement of the plant.
It's a 5 episode miniseries and we about to go to episode 4 already tomorrow. It's a tense show. You can hear the radiation detector crackling in the background when you watch the trailer.
I felt like I was receiving a deadly dose of radiation watching. The feeling watching it is indescribable
They're in shock, take them to the infirmary.
Chernobyl affected my family and it’s really hard for me to watch but it is SO GOOD!
It affected most families since the cases of cancer worldwide went from 8% to 40%
Badder9 yes but i live near so my grandma died from it and also my father got some issues till this day all regarding to the explosion.
Now we need your reactions on the 1-5 series
There is still some radiation in Belarus, where I live. I was born after this accident happened but my grandma told me about it. I remember watching tv show about singers and stars who wasn’t afraid to communicate and sing for people from Chernobyl.
My wife is from Ukraine where Chernobyl is located. I traveled to Ukraine last year for the champions league final in Kiev, I took the opportunity to travel to Chernobyl and Pripyat to tour the power plant and town near by. I've always been fascinated by this event and you can take a day trip to the site and tour. There are a lot of rules you must follow, but it is definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity for an American like me from Seattle. The history is amazing and disturbing. The reality is just as scary to see with your own eyes. One of the best and most freaky ass experiences of my life
next to When they see us; probably the hardest thing to watch in this past month. It's an unbelievable story & the acting is amazing!! I hope you watch it!!
4:30 -
1) Yeah, you can't live there. Interesting though, they have visits there but of course under a time limit.
2) just a couple of years ago, they put up an enclosure around the power plant itself....but it's only good for 100 years.
3) There's a nature video of animals returning to Chernobyl. Really gives you a perspective of what the world will be like if mankind no longer exists
I'm loving the show so far.. it's insane how this all went down.
The show is a masterpiece.
The truth is an awful thing but worth finding out about. People suffered and died, and the government covered it up.
Just watched ep2. Absolutely shredded by the final scene. Amazing show
mradriankool spoiler they managed to drain the water. At least that’s what happened irl
You can tour around Chernobyl even as close to the reactor that exploded, around Pripyat, around the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone but you will need a giger counter to count rads and gloves and be very careful where you step because of radiation dust that has settled over the years
One of the worse things to know is that radiation has had so much impact even in people who left the region and migrated. Many generations witnessed a higher risk of different cancers exactly because of this incident
The burned man holding his burned baby was brutal.
This show is amazing. The 1st 2 episodes are mesmerizing. Also, not everyone dies. Watch the show. And actually people take vacation tours or Pripyat (the town that was evacuated). Chernobyl made me do some more research because the topic is interesting and I learned so much about radiation. I highly recommend this show.
let me just say this to you folks about the city pripyat right next to chernobyl that was evacuated. this city can only be possibly habitable in the year of 4896. just for your to see the scale of the problem. other thing, fukushima in japan the second great nuclear disaster, its so tiny in comparison with chernobyl its a little fraction of what was chernobyl. this mini series tells you the real deal everything is real it happened.
No Zombies
No Mutants
Just reality
You can go into Chernobel, but there are still hot zones, zome zones hot enough to boil eggs, this remends me of the Soviet Submarine K-19 incident, where the submarines nuclier reacter fucked up and they had to send crew of 2 every few minutes to do repaires to the reacter, after lets say 5 min they whould send in a new team and bring the others back, at which point they would be so burned that it looked like they were in a fire for 30 seconds, only a few crew survived the whole incident, most died of radiation poisoning even those that survived died a few years later from effect of radiation poisoning.
these guys are well educated about radiation, radioactive waste
The series is a dark, spooky, horrible mess but it’s very, very fucking good. Highly recommend.
You guys. I'll give you this. You had the best reaction. You knew what radiation would do to you. Most people saw this that had no idea. But I felt like you guys did your homework on this. You got a sub!
Whoever edited this trailer REALLY knows how to create a filling of dread, intensity, and horror at the same time.
One of the best trailers I've ever seen
I lost the ability to do anything after seeing that shit
It's even creepier if you know russian ^_^' because female voice on the back is repeatedly tell "Attention... Attention... Attention..."
Insigna it is from a real Soviet postcard right ? Order ppl to evacuate
@@thuhuong8838 our city streets warning systems still have same start words here in Russia. "Vnimanie! Vnimanie!" which means "Attention! Attention!" in male or female voice, mostly male. And that systems have testing 1-2 times in a year ahaha.... Always so creepy to hear first part and sirens.
This series was fantastic,Jared Harris and the rest of the cast deserve to win awards.Very sad and intense.I remember when Chernobyl happened
Would you be more scared if :
A) Night king was in front of you
B) the elephants foot was in front of you
Both options result to death anyways lol
And think of this: people visit Chernobyl today. There are still workers there and for visitors they have to pass various checkpoints. It’s ‘relatively’ safe, but do not touch ANYTHING. Not the dirt, the trees, the mold, the water, the animals don’t fear people cause they’re mutants. And the Red Forest is the most radioactive sight and forbidden to all. You go in there, you die.
Radiation poisoning can be cured to an extent. And certain things may help the human body. Such as iodine pills which will limit the amount of radiation that the petuatery gland will absorb. But over a certain quantity of radiation the person is dead. At 500 roentgen for 1 hour of exposure the body will die. Radioactive poisoning has 4 stages. These consist of the beginning faze where the person will experience vomiting diarrhoea and headaches. Incase of extreme levels of radiation like the exposure of the firemen at Chernobyl around 15000 roentgen the body also develops blisters and turns red. The second game the person starts feeling a little better the minor symptoms stop and the pain lessens usually because of pain killers. Next face the pain returns and after wards there is a possibility of either recovering or death. Sticking with the example of the firemen they after having absorbed huge amounts of radiation their skin turned red and black aswell as a whitish tint ad the skin start falling off. Their immune system shuts off they start developing tummors and their cardiovascular system fails as the thin arteries break. At this stage the pain is extreme as morphine can not be given to the person. Death will arrive with 100% certainty in 3 days to 3 weeks
I live in Lithuania and my mother said that the next morning after the accident, when they got outside it was hard to breathe, they were coughing and the animals were acting strange. That summer my mom got some kind of disease that it hurts her lungs or trachea when she is coughing.
My heartfelt sympathy. My paternal grandfather was from Simna.
Scariest this is that 97% of the reactors radioactive material still remains inside
What's scary about that? It would be scary if that shit spread into europe through the air.
This a is a great mini series so far! Its not very often that I actually get into a show and heavily anticipate the next episode. I tend to get lazy and not bother continuing to watch or somehow forget lol. Not to mention i don't even have hbo so i really had to search for a way to watch it online free. I'd like to see people reacting to the episodes just like everyone & their mothers wanted to make a reaction video for GOT. It deserves it honestly.
Bad thing is they're saying "I taste something like metal' and touching everything without knowing what's gonna happend after ONLY 12h later .....
For those who don't know, Chernobyl was an incident that happened in 1986 in the Soviet Union. A nuclear power plant exploded which sent dangerous anounts of radiation into the air. The fires were put out but too much radiation was released into the atmosphere. The contaminated air reached a city called Pripyat, which was several miles away from the explosion. The Soviets ordered everyone in the contaminated radius to leave, not even given 5 minutes to pack up. This event was one of many causes of what led to the Soviet Union collapsing in 1991. Pripyat and Chernobyl have been abandoned since then and there are many tourist attractions of the area. It has become popular in pop culture. Sparking multiple conspiraies and documentaries. Making cameo appearences in video games, most notably being Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare which brought the popular quote, "50,000 people used to live here now it's a ghost town." and the setting of the 2012 horror movie 'Chernobyl Diaries'.
Literally dissolves you from the inside out without killing you until the very last moment..absolutely savage as fuck.
Critical neutron bombardment of cellular membranes causing the total degradation of bodily tissue, formation of multiple tumors in a matter of hours or days, third degree burns on epidermis, diagnosis almost certain eminent death or a few years of debilitating pain.
Radiation is bad, really bad.
Assuming you mean "neutron", that's not actually where most of the damage is coming from. It's the high-frequency light (gamma rays) shaking your molecules apart.
@@RonPaul42069 Thank you
Everybody gangsta till the Geiger counter start ticking
Fortunately, the area around Chernobyl IS healing. Animals have been returning to the area in the last few years and, if you go to the town and stay away from the plant itself, you can do so with reasonable safety, so long as you have a guide with you, and the proper mask equipment.
I've been watching this. It's an EXCELLENT, if horrifying show - that I think stays pretty true to what happened. I remember when it happened in 1986. There is a whole town of people that work there - just MANAGING the site (the people live an hour's train ride away - because they can't live close to the site). There is a new structure that has been built over the original sarcophagus. I just saw a whole segment on it - showing what people do there to manage the radiation. They actually have tours of some of the fall-out area for tourists! Yes - true. They don't stay long (of course) - and they don't go to really "hot" areas. Some animals have done relatively well in the fall-out zone (like deer) - others, not as much (like birds). One sad comment - a few scientists have said that the wildlife around Chernobyl are doing better - even in a radiation hot zone - than they would if humans lived there (taking away resources, etc.).
It's a horror film that actually happened...and the scary part is that everything they say and show about radiation poisoning is absolutely true.
sj4iy except how long it will last.
700 million years to be half as strong as it was in 1986.
Not 50,000.
The very fact that it's too messed up and horrific to watch... Is why you absolutely must see it. We owe it to the rest of humanity and all future generations to prevent this from happening again. To do that we need to be informed first.
aye it's pops (Stellan Skarsgård) is in this show..
I was there in 2013, it`s quite clean there. At least in places where tourists can be passed in.
I love how two funny guys from completely different culture saw something very serious and real. And fun and games end.
I hope y’all watched it. It was crazy good
came for the trailer... stayed for the scientific discussion.... and shit
I have a friend's relative who worked in Chernobyl NPP (Nuclear Power Plant), he died instantly when happened explosion... His body has never been found...
Also my brother wife have grandpa who was on Chernobyl as licvedators, he have Cancer after it and he's around 80 or 70 years old though...
My grandfather told me stories about the victims of Chernobyl. They were laying in beds. Wrapped form head to toe in bandages, but you could still see the blackened and bleeding flesh. No painkillers helped, you could not move and the pain... The stronger you were the longer it took for you to die.
I’ve been waiting for someone to make a film or show about the events that took place
I m from lithuania and this film was made in my home contry cuz we HAD THE SAME PLACE LIKE "ČARNOBILIS'' and latter or sooner it would been the same fate. And the thing is that alot if good people there secrifised there lifes to save hole wrold. How strong you should by psaihologicly. Thats crazy cuz i and milions of people could be never born. This power is still working under grownd and it will by there for thousands of years until its stops or so we pray that heppendes. In fact it is still hunting my family members cuz my mother saw the clouds that had the "bullets,, in it and THANK GOD IT DIDIN'T rain. My moms sisters dother had baby and it was still afected!!! She didin't heve fully developed finger and doctors say that it could by still the power of cernobyl.
And it is not foult of people it is foult of power that the uper people and russians politics had. They had and STILL heve perfecionist tendences.
Well actually when he said “No one can go there...”It’s actually a tourist place put they put on like hazmat suit on and a gas mask to protect yourself and people still live to this day to tell the story of Chernobyl.
I'm currently watching this show and it totally got me hooked since the first episode and since there it has been one hell of a rollercoaster! It's a really good show and I recommend it to everyone that sees this comment.
Man, I really want to watch this show because of the amazing cast and level of dedication of everyone involved, but I don't know if I'm ready.
It’s AMAZING! Episode 3 especially is really impactful, seeing the people’s skin peel off and stuff is pretty gruesome
I couldn't finish episodes. My anxiety level got too high. Even my brother who is not emotional at all had nightmares. It is a brilliant show. And more importantly, it's totally historically accurate which makes it one of the most praiseworthy shows ever. It's highest rated show of all times on IMDB . Good luck with watching!
That show is pure dread and depression.
After you watch can you make a video about what you think about it?
Really enjoyed the reaction. You guys are more correct than I think you know. Chernobyl is one of the most horrific things to ever occur in human history. I hope you guys did watch the first 3 episodes so far because as scary and uneasy as it may be to watch, it's REAL HISTORY. And the beautiful thing about this mini series is the more people who watch, are the more people who become educated on not only what happened in Chernobyl, but what's going on in Fukushima Japan with their reactor damaged in the Tsunami a few years ago, and nuclear power and its risks in general.
5 episodes. 5 hours. Best 5 hours of anything ive ever seen.
If you havent watched it, WATCH IT. It is insane
You can go to Chernobyl nowadays. There is a tour in this zone
There are still zones uninhabitable like the Red Forest
Came back Again to tell one thing.There is a dialogue a Sergeant tells a Soldier after he got exposed to Radiation.
:You are done Soldier.