Radiation in Chernobyl

[phillipthenameof]

Do u pronounce it cher-a-no-ble

[Sidorowitscht]

get out of here stalker, bistra !!!

[Areallykelwguy]

Im guessing its okay to see Priypat for a Little bit but not to live there

[RolfePhilip]

They should stop using nuclear energy and use cheaper and safer things like biomass :)

[ValueOfOurWorld]

I wonder how long a human being can survive inside the reactor...

[BetiucTomi]

@ValueOfOurWorld not for long time...in 2 minutes u'r dead meat...:(

[kidsniper8]

crap i wouldnt be in that place standing next to 12 rads

[surm1988]

the average is 0,020 mR/h, the safe is up to 0,06 mR. That of 13 mR is high but for a short stay it's still safe

[proximxr]

@surm1988 what's mR stand for? and does the /h mean hour?

[JaksProductions]

well,radiation inside reactor now is as high as 3200 R/h,wich is as much as 3200000 mR/h,wich is over 100,000 times normal radiation

[proximxr]

@JaksProductions what does mR stand for? and does the /h mean hour?

[JaksProductions]

@proximxr yes , the /h means hour. mR stands for milliroentgen.

[proximxr]

@JaksProductions So how many milliroentgens can kill you in one hour?

[Monty22001]

@proximxr About 300,000 or so and up it starts getting likely in 1 hour of exposure.

[stripper82]

Normal is 0.12, so it is not THAT high, but for some reason I didn't want to stay there too long... =))))

[vincentpaynecole]

is 13.02 very high for radiation???