@Kettsueki The US didnt give the 1/4 billion free, Ukrain has to do something for the money because no country gives away 1/4 billion for free ,in the future America will profit from it.
The hick says it should not be used as a museum or tourist attraction? Are you kidding me? The hick is all over the place taking pictures making money off them, and going on the news with his story..... Fuck him, I'd love to take a trip out there and look around.
Obama donated how much? WTF. take care of the US first asshole. There is much better cause for that money here in the US. Let the Ukraine worry about there own mistakes
a russian using american symbols badly is about as awesome as beverly hills rappers dressing all "ganstah"... or middle class white kids in warm states wearing parkas with the hood up in July so they look "tough." Welcome to the mass marketing of "cool."
to all the idiot who misinterpreted the photographer: He meant that if you are going there in search of amusement then you should not make the trip. For people like him who are trying to learn about the disaster and trying to teach others about it then its okay to venture into the safer areas. he simply wants to keep tourists away. jesus, is it too hard to understand?
Ever notice Russia always fucks up with expensive nuclear crap. Nit being racist or any thing by sayer that it's kinda true. They did sink their nuclear sub by accident killing the entire crew because they weren't storing the torpedoes properly so the Torpedo exploded In the sub on a test fire and chynobl was a huge fuck up both projects worth billions of dollars any one else relize that the Russian government just cut precuasios corners when handling nucklear tech I think they shoul just find
@FPSGREECE - there've been serious nuclear accidents in other countries too mate - Three Mile Island (US), Windscale (UK), Tokaimura (Japan) for example. The Soviets aren't the only ones to cut corners, nor are they they only ones to cover up their mistakes.
@imfuckingbored22 Yep. Stubborn people kept coming back after the government tried to stop them. It's actually okay at this point though, as for the most part the radioactivity left is not enough to kill you outright, and is not enough to even have an effect on a tourist. Living there may not be the safest thing to do, but as long as proper radiation-reducing and cleaning precautions are taken, it's a livable area.
if i ever went to Chernobyl which i want to go to...i would in no means,disgrace or write any graffiti on ur land...i clearly just wanna see what a post apocalypse,soviet,ghost town kind of atmosphere....it was and is...its very intresting and sad at the same time
@shakysyxx There is nothing but trolls on youtube. You abuse words and the lose their meaning. For example everything is so damn "epic" now. Most people have the same ignorant misconception as you. An Apocalypse (Greek: ἀποκάλυψις apokálypsis; "lifting of the veil" or "revelation") is a disclosure of something hidden from the majority of mankind in an era dominated by falsehood and misconception. This is not what you said or meant. "people" and "you" are not abbrevations.
@shakysyxx and that is a run on sentence. "If I ever go to Chernobyl which i want to go to. I would by no means , disgrace or write any graffiti on YOUR land. I clearly just want see what a disastrous , soviet , ghost town atmosphere it is. It is very INTERESTING and sad at the same time" Went is past tense. Stop using ellipses to make run on sentences. Your NOT ur, wanna is not a word.
If that photographer with the fucked up hair can go there and exploit the disaster from taking pictures and making albums(which he claims he doesnt make income off of. BULLSHIT) than why the hell does he have a problem with others doing it?? To me hes doing EXACTLY what he claims to be disgusted by. What a hypocrite!! Seems to me he has an issue with foreigners going there and especially with a certain country. We all know who that is. Rhymes with USA. Dude needs to go his hair did and shut up.
@god0fgod If the melted core is disturbed and begins to react again it may melt into the water system and react with the water which will act as fuel with enough heat. If the core had not been cooled with lead when it first happened it would have caused a reaction to the other 3 reactors and had the power of 4-5 Megatons of TNT. The Dispersion of that would have made all Europe uninhabitable. 1000's gave their lives to stop this. Half Life of the Plutonium involved is said to be 245,000 years.
@Reclused5 Why haven't they pumped the water out? Also, doesn't water cool down fission reactions?
How would the other reactors have made a 4-5 megaton explosion? I thought fission reactors didn't have the potential to reach the power of nuclear weapons.
Last question: Why would plutonium be used and not uranium? What are the pros and cons of each?
@god0fgod They pumped original cooling water out but the water table is low because the town is near the River Pripyat. There were several fuel rod cores per reactor which is enough for 5 MTon explosion. The Plutonium has a high rate of spontaneous fission. When you start a nuclear reaction it will continues until radiation is absorbed or it is cooled. This is why we still have volcanoes&earthquakes. The earth has remains of nuclear materials reacting inside from cosmic origin that keep it hot.
@Reclused5 Firstly, one video said it was uranium. I guess this is wrong?
Secondly, I heard the nuclear reaction inside the earth was a stupid myth. I can understand the earth taking a long time to cool down, so it doesn't need much source of new heat. Also friction with the moon is heating it up, I think I heard. I guess there are many theories. No idea which ones are right.
You say there was enough fuel for a 5MT explosion but a lot must have reacted by now, right?
Why 5MT still? Well no not anymore they ran the reactors till 2000 and I am sure they removed the core fuel rods from the other 3 when they shut them down. But the other stuff has been cooled from the outside and dispersed in the reactor. If you squeezed it back together and stirred it up it would restart. The half life on that stuff is over 20,000 years. The closer it gets the more it reacts. When it turned to magma it separated and was cooled by liquidators.
@Reclused5 The reason I associated megatons with hydrogen bombs is because they are the only thing I know which can produce that much output. I didn't think reactor grade nuclear fuel was capable of it through fission. I understand that hydrogen bombs create fusion by detonating a fission bomb next to special hydrogen which is capable of fusing when detonated with a fission bomb.
@god0fgod I see why you said that now. The blast isn't the threat its just a dispersing agent for the radioactive biproducts which are the real enemy. It says Cesium 137 has a half life of thirty years and is water soluble. I don't see what is going to stop it from spreading in the eco system from air to water table and Black Sea. The cancer rate of Thyroid in Ukraine is said to be 500x pre 1986. I guess it will be half cleaned up itself in another few years.
@god0fgod The Soviets designed the TSAR bomb to put out 100MT. I believe it was a 3 part blend of different bomb types but haven't researched it. The difference of the Hydrogen Bomb, Regular Nuclear and Neutron bomb is the ratio to which they blast and there radioactive out put. Hydrogen Bomb is big boom vs neutron bomb little Boom but neutron saturation to leave things intact and habitable. No need to associate MT TNT rating solely to Hydrogen bombs. Megaton is a standard rating like HP or PSI.
You cant have a reactor without plutonium, when Uranium-238 (non-fissiable) is exposed to 2 neutrons in converts into plutonium, the plutonium is fissiable (and provides alot of aditional energy)
The problem with water is that it will act as a moderator (slow down fast neutrons), and make the capable to be a part of further chain reaction.
Normaly the water moves the heat and act as a moderator at same time (it is caled a BWR, boiling water reactor), the problem at Chernobyl was that the moderator was grafit (Carbon) and that shit is able to burn, and of you both got carbon and water the reactor is overmoderated.
If there is no cooling, it will cause a melt down, this is not the same as radioactive polution, but is dangerus. At Chernobyl the core got so hot that it melted it self through the floor, I recomend this movie: NOVA - Inside Chernobyl's Sarcophagus part 1
About the explotion, I dont know what that is about.
@god0fgod In this case, it may drop and blow up, the cell.. nuclear radiation cell the size of a penny, just a penny.. not a ball.. can distroy over 100 square miles
Be sure to visit their on-site gourmet restaurant, "Chez Reactor". This week, Radio Fish Sticks; a fissionable treat that's fun to eat! Be sure to try their new HOT sauce. It gives new meaning to the word HOT. Roengens of flavour, geigers of fun. A glowing tribute to your next visit to Chernobyl.
my friend and her entire family lived in Pripyat(farther was a nuclear scientist) all her family were moved to kiev..her son is badly damaged from the effects of her radiation dosage..believe me i have much respect and know more horrible stories than any on these films...
@aFreshStart2010 how about we open up one of your relatives graves to see how their going, Take pictures and occasionally litter inside, disrespectful isn't it.
@aFreshStart2010 You don't get the point. He dosen't say that you should not come there, but he says that if your intention is to look for mutants and use the place as an "amusement park" you should stay home. And it takes 30-40 years before radioactivity halves it's radiation and a another 30-40 to get half of that. It is dangerous place to be, even today!
Chernobyl reactors still have enough power to destroy Europe under the sarcophagus they have somebody working there everyday to make sure that the rusting and hurry built structure wont let too much rain in(very dangerous!).Ukraine states few days ago that Fires in Russia reach the contaminated zone and burned at 60 km south from the actual plant.......
Who the fuck would want to go there? I mean theres literally nothing to do and the thought you are exposing yourselves to radiactive materials....i mean the air is clear but i wouldnt go blow the dust off of any materials because those still have radioactive particles and the ground also has soaked up alot of that material. I heard the actual plant is the most dangerous though.
@Reaper6207 your calling a lead engineer a retard when theres no such thing as a lead engineer coz theres nothin to engineer in lead dumbass builders can use lead it can br anyone
(engine)er givesyu A HINT DOESNt it things with engines in them or something electrical i no this coz my dad is a DCS Technical officer
@hayboy321 Are you a retard? Do you think I'm talking about lead as in the element Pb? I highly doubt your dad is a DCS Tech Officer if you can't even comprehend a basic sentence or even construct a proper sentence that makes any bloody sense. "Lead engineer " as in the meaning of the engineer who takes charge of the entire engineering team of any project, not the element lead (Pb) or engines you fuck tard.
The real heroes are those soldiers and civilians who gave their lives to clean up this mess caused by idiots. Those innocent clean up crews saved the world from a second massive explosion which would have wiped out Europe. RIP.
@papajoe666 It whas a little kid that gave his live to save the whole of europe.. he whas the only boy that could squeeze its way to the reactor to do something (don't know what anymore) but what he did saved europe and he even knew he whas going to die.. He never even came back..
@papajoe666 What second explosion? there was already a meltdown and the coudn't be another one. and the most people who cleaned it up did it for the money because they got paid well
@ravemaster159 It will take thousands of years for the nuclear fall out to come down to a harmless level of radio activity. Unless they develop a new way of containing, and neutralizing the fall out. They would need to decontaminate the soil several feet down in the 30 km exclusion zone. Thats allot of area! It would be an expensive, time consuming process for a government that has little money. Not to mention the contamination in all the rivers too!
@TheDukeAbides Just wondering if the tours are very organised or can you specify places you would like to visit?. Would like to visit steelyard radar site as well as the plant. Always been fascinated by this place.
Mine was organised but its was a whole day's worth, from the coach road to the exclusion zone, to standing outside Reactor 4, to seeing a fair bit of Pripyat, to having a very nice and large meal on the base it was worth the money.
There were a couple on my tour who had paid to spend the night and see more, so there are obviously many options, it depends on the cash you are willing to part with.
what does it tell you about the world? Many many loved ones were lost there and survivors were told not to go back. Not for their personal effects, not for funerals, not for closure. Closure would never come for them. I would imagine a visit there is sort of like finally going to the cemetary of a loved one for a long awaited goodbye.
There's still a major chance that the plant could explode in the future there are 4 reactors only the forth exploded if the other 3 explode Europe can kiss it's ass goodbye me included lol
That trailer park trash is such a hypocrite! -Condemns visitors, but OK's his photography! 'Not a tourist attraction' WTF he's producing part of the tourism image!
Its interesting how he disaproves of tourism in Chernobyl but still publishes his photos, this in turn I believe just draws more people to the area who want to experience this for them selves.
@jambonfrai, a disaster which caused more than 40.000 deaths in the early stages with more than 150.000 following cases of cancer in children has now become a tourist attraction. How does this not tell you what the world has come to?
@mnkyball this is sad so many lost their lifes but the reason people go there is because of awe and wonder not because people suffered and died there, also diasters like this help us learn to prevent it hapening again
whyshywank you should go fuck your mather.
TheRomanbellic 3 weeks ago
Get out of here stalker.
toker606 4 weeks ago
So that is why the one level in cod 4 has a Ferris wheel and bumper cart area. Mind blown
AvRagExGeko 1 month ago
I think it was very tasteful of RussiaToday to use a victim of radiation sickness as a news presenter.
bored1980 1 month ago
1/4 billion... NOW?! WHAT!? WTF!! OMG WE'RE SO DEEP IN POVERTY WHY DID HE...?! AGGHHH
Kettsueki 1 month ago
@Kettsueki The US didnt give the 1/4 billion free, Ukrain has to do something for the money because no country gives away 1/4 billion for free ,in the future America will profit from it.
Rickjamesbitch1231 1 week ago
I finally seen my first eastern bloc mullet. Today is a great day.
jokerman213 2 months ago
so i guess u can run naked in the streets since its a ghost town..
i bet he does that when he is alone and taking pictures
tkdwarriors1 4 months ago
@tkdwarriors1
LOOOL
Sperruzza90 3 months ago
The hick says it should not be used as a museum or tourist attraction? Are you kidding me? The hick is all over the place taking pictures making money off them, and going on the news with his story..... Fuck him, I'd love to take a trip out there and look around.
03SilverMustangGT 4 months ago
Obama donated how much? WTF. take care of the US first asshole. There is much better cause for that money here in the US. Let the Ukraine worry about there own mistakes
Nilogaga 4 months ago
a russian using american symbols badly is about as awesome as beverly hills rappers dressing all "ganstah"... or middle class white kids in warm states wearing parkas with the hood up in July so they look "tough." Welcome to the mass marketing of "cool."
RampantArtist 4 months ago
america & russia = ultimate asshole gang
88Matija 5 months ago 2
COD4?
MineJosephv 5 months ago
@MineJosephv COD NERDS! STAY AWAY >:C
fluffylovey 4 months ago 3
@fluffylovey Im No Nerd I just happen to buy cod4 and then someone told me to check this video out so yeah sorry
MineJosephv 4 months ago
let us not forget the poor people that died because of that accident.
blackcatproduction99 6 months ago
to all the idiot who misinterpreted the photographer: He meant that if you are going there in search of amusement then you should not make the trip. For people like him who are trying to learn about the disaster and trying to teach others about it then its okay to venture into the safer areas. he simply wants to keep tourists away. jesus, is it too hard to understand?
AROB3133 6 months ago
Guy in blue jacket looks like Niko Bellic.
Par1ahProductions 7 months ago
Sad):
xboxcodking 7 months ago
Ever notice Russia always fucks up with expensive nuclear crap. Nit being racist or any thing by sayer that it's kinda true. They did sink their nuclear sub by accident killing the entire crew because they weren't storing the torpedoes properly so the Torpedo exploded In the sub on a test fire and chynobl was a huge fuck up both projects worth billions of dollars any one else relize that the Russian government just cut precuasios corners when handling nucklear tech I think they shoul just find
FPSGREECE 8 months ago
@FPSGREECE - there've been serious nuclear accidents in other countries too mate - Three Mile Island (US), Windscale (UK), Tokaimura (Japan) for example. The Soviets aren't the only ones to cut corners, nor are they they only ones to cover up their mistakes.
Whatupwidat 6 months ago
@imfuckingbored22 Yep. Stubborn people kept coming back after the government tried to stop them. It's actually okay at this point though, as for the most part the radioactivity left is not enough to kill you outright, and is not enough to even have an effect on a tourist. Living there may not be the safest thing to do, but as long as proper radiation-reducing and cleaning precautions are taken, it's a livable area.
Nick951602 8 months ago
ahaha lmao mutants
macasmunchys 9 months ago
"Chernobyl Memory" ? haha don't worry everyday, Chernobyl sends you radioactive memories that you'll keep forever
V4lb 9 months ago
i was visiting kiev when this crap blew up.glad i left the same day. government made an announcement two days later. Fuckushima, welcome to the club.
GarbageState 10 months ago
"it's not a playground"
Why run around it taking photos then? Dipshit.
AlexEurasia69 11 months ago 3
A confederate flag AND a mullet?
unrealeck 11 months ago 31
@unrealeck THANK YOU!
McGermer 11 months ago
Thumbs up if you were confused by the fact the Russian guy has a Confederate flag on his wall.
Schmidtah 11 months ago 31
@Schmidtah I guess he hated the Russian ruling monarchy(They were Continental friendly).
Imat00l 11 months ago
@Schmidtah Hes not russian.. hes ukrainan.. theres a diffrent
breikin777 5 months ago
@Schmidtah Ukrainian motherfucker
whyshywank 1 month ago
ehm he not die?
Talfify 11 months ago
Nice mullet.
plinkytx 11 months ago
que locura
solosicallas1 11 months ago
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he had some funny haircut:p
Magnumkevlar 11 months ago
this video is uploaded 25 years after i think, chernobyl's nuclear disaster was april 26 1986, and this was uploaded 26 april 2010..
KovaIev 11 months ago
if i ever went to Chernobyl which i want to go to...i would in no means,disgrace or write any graffiti on ur land...i clearly just wanna see what a post apocalypse,soviet,ghost town kind of atmosphere....it was and is...its very intresting and sad at the same time
shakysyxx 11 months ago
@shakysyxx I doubt you understand what " post apocalypse" means, if you did you would have chosen better words.
bobfrapples37 11 months ago
@bobfrapples37 whatever....most ppl on youtube knew what i meant,u dont have to be a troll :)
shakysyxx 11 months ago
@shakysyxx There is nothing but trolls on youtube. You abuse words and the lose their meaning. For example everything is so damn "epic" now. Most people have the same ignorant misconception as you. An Apocalypse (Greek: ἀποκάλυψις apokálypsis; "lifting of the veil" or "revelation") is a disclosure of something hidden from the majority of mankind in an era dominated by falsehood and misconception. This is not what you said or meant. "people" and "you" are not abbrevations.
bobfrapples37 11 months ago
@shakysyxx and that is a run on sentence. "If I ever go to Chernobyl which i want to go to. I would by no means , disgrace or write any graffiti on YOUR land. I clearly just want see what a disastrous , soviet , ghost town atmosphere it is. It is very INTERESTING and sad at the same time" Went is past tense. Stop using ellipses to make run on sentences. Your NOT ur, wanna is not a word.
bobfrapples37 11 months ago
@bobfrapples37 ok teacher...i know how to write...WHO THE FUCK CARES????ITS THE INTERNET U FUCKING TROLL!
shakysyxx 11 months ago
Fought some annoying guys in those bumper cars on MW1
Linkofthecentury 11 months ago
dude, that place got fucked up
mmmtitties1 11 months ago
WTF all that guy does is take photo of dolls! 3:27
LyricsArFun 11 months ago
@LyricsArFun ...and thinks he owns the place, no one else can go there right.
bobfrapples37 11 months ago
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I want to go there just to learn more about what happened.
StalkingRainbow 11 months ago
If that photographer with the fucked up hair can go there and exploit the disaster from taking pictures and making albums(which he claims he doesnt make income off of. BULLSHIT) than why the hell does he have a problem with others doing it?? To me hes doing EXACTLY what he claims to be disgusted by. What a hypocrite!! Seems to me he has an issue with foreigners going there and especially with a certain country. We all know who that is. Rhymes with USA. Dude needs to go his hair did and shut up.
shawn09lp 11 months ago 3
Powerful nuclear explosion? How can an earthquake start that?
god0fgod 11 months ago
@god0fgod it can't, thats a typical russian for you, a big liar!!!
traxxasmaxx33 11 months ago
@god0fgod If the melted core is disturbed and begins to react again it may melt into the water system and react with the water which will act as fuel with enough heat. If the core had not been cooled with lead when it first happened it would have caused a reaction to the other 3 reactors and had the power of 4-5 Megatons of TNT. The Dispersion of that would have made all Europe uninhabitable. 1000's gave their lives to stop this. Half Life of the Plutonium involved is said to be 245,000 years.
Reclused5 11 months ago
@Reclused5 Why haven't they pumped the water out? Also, doesn't water cool down fission reactions?
How would the other reactors have made a 4-5 megaton explosion? I thought fission reactors didn't have the potential to reach the power of nuclear weapons.
Last question: Why would plutonium be used and not uranium? What are the pros and cons of each?
god0fgod 11 months ago
@god0fgod They pumped original cooling water out but the water table is low because the town is near the River Pripyat. There were several fuel rod cores per reactor which is enough for 5 MTon explosion. The Plutonium has a high rate of spontaneous fission. When you start a nuclear reaction it will continues until radiation is absorbed or it is cooled. This is why we still have volcanoes&earthquakes. The earth has remains of nuclear materials reacting inside from cosmic origin that keep it hot.
Reclused5 11 months ago
@Reclused5 Firstly, one video said it was uranium. I guess this is wrong?
Secondly, I heard the nuclear reaction inside the earth was a stupid myth. I can understand the earth taking a long time to cool down, so it doesn't need much source of new heat. Also friction with the moon is heating it up, I think I heard. I guess there are many theories. No idea which ones are right.
You say there was enough fuel for a 5MT explosion but a lot must have reacted by now, right?
god0fgod 11 months ago
@god0fgod
Why 5MT still? Well no not anymore they ran the reactors till 2000 and I am sure they removed the core fuel rods from the other 3 when they shut them down. But the other stuff has been cooled from the outside and dispersed in the reactor. If you squeezed it back together and stirred it up it would restart. The half life on that stuff is over 20,000 years. The closer it gets the more it reacts. When it turned to magma it separated and was cooled by liquidators.
Reclused5 11 months ago
@Reclused5 The reason I associated megatons with hydrogen bombs is because they are the only thing I know which can produce that much output. I didn't think reactor grade nuclear fuel was capable of it through fission. I understand that hydrogen bombs create fusion by detonating a fission bomb next to special hydrogen which is capable of fusing when detonated with a fission bomb.
god0fgod 11 months ago
@god0fgod I see why you said that now. The blast isn't the threat its just a dispersing agent for the radioactive biproducts which are the real enemy. It says Cesium 137 has a half life of thirty years and is water soluble. I don't see what is going to stop it from spreading in the eco system from air to water table and Black Sea. The cancer rate of Thyroid in Ukraine is said to be 500x pre 1986. I guess it will be half cleaned up itself in another few years.
Reclused5 11 months ago
@Reclused5 Also, 5MT is something I associate with hydrogen bombs and not power plants.
god0fgod 11 months ago
@god0fgod The Soviets designed the TSAR bomb to put out 100MT. I believe it was a 3 part blend of different bomb types but haven't researched it. The difference of the Hydrogen Bomb, Regular Nuclear and Neutron bomb is the ratio to which they blast and there radioactive out put. Hydrogen Bomb is big boom vs neutron bomb little Boom but neutron saturation to leave things intact and habitable. No need to associate MT TNT rating solely to Hydrogen bombs. Megaton is a standard rating like HP or PSI.
Reclused5 11 months ago
@god0fgod
You cant have a reactor without plutonium, when Uranium-238 (non-fissiable) is exposed to 2 neutrons in converts into plutonium, the plutonium is fissiable (and provides alot of aditional energy)
The problem with water is that it will act as a moderator (slow down fast neutrons), and make the capable to be a part of further chain reaction.
fisk7aal 11 months ago
@fisk7aal Then why does the water coolant cool a reactor down while water in this case is dangerous?
Thank you for satisfying my curiosity. :)
god0fgod 11 months ago
@god0fgod
Normaly the water moves the heat and act as a moderator at same time (it is caled a BWR, boiling water reactor), the problem at Chernobyl was that the moderator was grafit (Carbon) and that shit is able to burn, and of you both got carbon and water the reactor is overmoderated.
fisk7aal 11 months ago
@fisk7aal Graphite?And I see, the water, removed heat, but is theres no movement of water, then the heat collects.
But still. 5MT explosion?
god0fgod 11 months ago
@god0fgod I meant if there's no movement
god0fgod 11 months ago
@god0fgod Yes i ment graphite...
If there is no cooling, it will cause a melt down, this is not the same as radioactive polution, but is dangerus. At Chernobyl the core got so hot that it melted it self through the floor, I recomend this movie: NOVA - Inside Chernobyl's Sarcophagus part 1
About the explotion, I dont know what that is about.
fisk7aal 11 months ago
@god0fgod In this case, it may drop and blow up, the cell.. nuclear radiation cell the size of a penny, just a penny.. not a ball.. can distroy over 100 square miles
Casman011 11 months ago
@Casman011 What is a nuclear radiation cell?
god0fgod 11 months ago
@god0fgod it didnt a saftey test did
the cooling system got shorted out is one of the theorys....
Gaysluuut 9 months ago
I would never ever ever ever go there. Radiation is soooo scary to me, and I think that is a healthy fear.
Clarice1933 11 months ago
60,000 people used to live here.. but now it's a ghost town
TriszzBrownstone 1 year ago
0:43 push him off! go on! PUSH HIM OFFF!!!!!
KGzII 1 year ago
Look plants, AND flowers! Cockroaches aren't butterflies, ARE THEY!? ;-)
doelsuparman 1 year ago
HEY CHERNOBYL FROM MW2
EliteZombies01 1 year ago
is it as much as a disaster as the mullet your rocking?
doransignal 1 year ago
I definitley want to come here when I am older.
iBleedSquirrels 1 year ago
0:55 hear hes gettin some radiation :D
alluuuuu1 1 year ago 2
just great, more stalkers to stole our artifacts, btw sorry was a joke ;D
Sufffrimiento 1 year ago
antons haircut mutated dont go into chernobyl or you will get that haircut 2 !!!
utenoszalias 1 year ago
Be sure to visit their on-site gourmet restaurant, "Chez Reactor". This week, Radio Fish Sticks; a fissionable treat that's fun to eat! Be sure to try their new HOT sauce. It gives new meaning to the word HOT. Roengens of flavour, geigers of fun. A glowing tribute to your next visit to Chernobyl.
carolaprince1 1 year ago
@carolaprince1 do not have to bear the nonsense about the restaurants.
dissidents2 1 year ago
sorry for this but you can play pritty good airsoft there or real but thats not funny
westsideO7O 1 year ago
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yvonne4f 1 year ago
Apparently, the photographer thinks he's the only one who should be allowed to treat the place like a playground.
TV843 1 year ago
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Be careful with the monolith guys over there, they have hell of a humor with strangers who wants to find the wish granter ¬¬
BTW if you find any artifacts, they are mine NOM NOM NOM
Defrathos 1 year ago
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Defrathos 1 year ago
Just look at his haircut, so redneck!
JosteinCHILL 1 year ago
Wow, all those dolls left behind look cursed... *shivers*
PokePackOpener14 1 year ago
my friend and her entire family lived in Pripyat(farther was a nuclear scientist) all her family were moved to kiev..her son is badly damaged from the effects of her radiation dosage..believe me i have much respect and know more horrible stories than any on these films...
aFreshStart2010 1 year ago
@aFreshStart2010 would you kindly tell me a stor,please? im really interested in that and who knows i could learn something from such stories
shadowdemons117 1 year ago
Who's that idiot to say we should'nt visit anyway? i'd go tomorrow if i could..he doesnt own the place!!
aFreshStart2010 1 year ago
@aFreshStart2010 how about we open up one of your relatives graves to see how their going, Take pictures and occasionally litter inside, disrespectful isn't it.
GTSomerandomgod 1 year ago
@aFreshStart2010 You don't get the point. He dosen't say that you should not come there, but he says that if your intention is to look for mutants and use the place as an "amusement park" you should stay home. And it takes 30-40 years before radioactivity halves it's radiation and a another 30-40 to get half of that. It is dangerous place to be, even today!
JosteinCHILL 1 year ago
whats next vist the taliban in the caves while b52bomber passes by seriously
ultimate56 1 year ago
@ultimate56 it's more likely than you think!
darkfiete 1 year ago
People live there?!!!!
Toracube 1 year ago
Chernobyl reactors still have enough power to destroy Europe under the sarcophagus they have somebody working there everyday to make sure that the rusting and hurry built structure wont let too much rain in(very dangerous!).Ukraine states few days ago that Fires in Russia reach the contaminated zone and burned at 60 km south from the actual plant.......
slsconnected27 1 year ago
Who the fuck would want to go there? I mean theres literally nothing to do and the thought you are exposing yourselves to radiactive materials....i mean the air is clear but i wouldnt go blow the dust off of any materials because those still have radioactive particles and the ground also has soaked up alot of that material. I heard the actual plant is the most dangerous though.
XXXSpartan118XXX 1 year ago
In a way seeing this place serves as a message, much like people seeing concentration camps
Crisgo3d 1 year ago
So it's alright for a picture taker to wander around and take pictures yet people can't go there?
What a fool
MontyPython134 1 year ago
@MontyPython134 exactly what i thought. He doesn't want anyone going there so that his pictures will be worth alot of money.
bobafettucini 1 year ago
its ok for the photographer to run around there taking picts ? but its not ok for touist...
zombiesack 1 year ago
@zombiesack tourists go there
sandamanson 1 year ago
i think the radioactivity might have done something to his hair?!
otisian8 1 year ago
The earthquake causing a nuclear explosion thing sounds like a blowout.
Freecell82 1 year ago
The lead engineer at Chernobyl was a complete retard.
Reaper6207 1 year ago
@Reaper6207 your calling a lead engineer a retard when theres no such thing as a lead engineer coz theres nothin to engineer in lead dumbass builders can use lead it can br anyone
(engine)er givesyu A HINT DOESNt it things with engines in them or something electrical i no this coz my dad is a DCS Technical officer
hayboy321 1 year ago
@hayboy321 Are you a retard? Do you think I'm talking about lead as in the element Pb? I highly doubt your dad is a DCS Tech Officer if you can't even comprehend a basic sentence or even construct a proper sentence that makes any bloody sense. "Lead engineer " as in the meaning of the engineer who takes charge of the entire engineering team of any project, not the element lead (Pb) or engines you fuck tard.
Reaper6207 1 year ago 18
The real heroes are those soldiers and civilians who gave their lives to clean up this mess caused by idiots. Those innocent clean up crews saved the world from a second massive explosion which would have wiped out Europe. RIP.
papajoe666 1 year ago 29
@papajoe666 It whas a little kid that gave his live to save the whole of europe.. he whas the only boy that could squeeze its way to the reactor to do something (don't know what anymore) but what he did saved europe and he even knew he whas going to die.. He never even came back..
stijnxd 11 months ago
@papajoe666 What second explosion? there was already a meltdown and the coudn't be another one. and the most people who cleaned it up did it for the money because they got paid well
TheBardonator 11 months ago
@papajoe666 most of the clean up crews were actualy prisoners
br0d1e69 11 months ago
@br0d1e69 no they were soldiers and miners
Gaysluuut 9 months ago
@Gaysluuut we watched a vid at school and learnt about it we did a hole semester about it
br0d1e69 9 months ago
@br0d1e69 look i had a granddad who lived there so i would know !
Gaysluuut 9 months ago
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Gaysluuut 9 months ago
@papajoe666 meltdowns dont cause explosions. They can escalate to contaminating the underground waterways but they dont get worse than that.
jeanlucncoelho 10 months ago
do you have to wear gasmaskes or hazmat suit or special radition suit to be there cause that guy looks alright
ravemaster159 1 year ago
Gotta love the mullet hair do on the photographer, seems like hes been growning it since about april 26 '86 :P
19792903 1 year ago 3
i wonder how long will it be before its cleaned up this looks like a nice place
ravemaster159 1 year ago
@ravemaster159 It will take thousands of years for the nuclear fall out to come down to a harmless level of radio activity. Unless they develop a new way of containing, and neutralizing the fall out. They would need to decontaminate the soil several feet down in the 30 km exclusion zone. Thats allot of area! It would be an expensive, time consuming process for a government that has little money. Not to mention the contamination in all the rivers too!
MrSirosis1 1 year ago
I enjoyed my time there. If enjoyed is the right word.
TheDukeAbides 1 year ago
@TheDukeAbides Just wondering if the tours are very organised or can you specify places you would like to visit?. Would like to visit steelyard radar site as well as the plant. Always been fascinated by this place.
stdavross666 1 year ago
@stdavross666
Mine was organised but its was a whole day's worth, from the coach road to the exclusion zone, to standing outside Reactor 4, to seeing a fair bit of Pripyat, to having a very nice and large meal on the base it was worth the money.
There were a couple on my tour who had paid to spend the night and see more, so there are obviously many options, it depends on the cash you are willing to part with.
TheDukeAbides 1 year ago
I want to go here, not like a museum, but jsut ingreaged!
SuperPixelpro 1 year ago
24 years abandoned.
A city that exploded in 1986 and is still radioactive
I find it very interesting listening to this abandoned radioactive city in Ukraine.
I first learn't about this place off of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
And i'm from the United Kingdom
Footbalcrazychocomad 1 year ago
what does it tell you about the world? Many many loved ones were lost there and survivors were told not to go back. Not for their personal effects, not for funerals, not for closure. Closure would never come for them. I would imagine a visit there is sort of like finally going to the cemetary of a loved one for a long awaited goodbye.
hipretty 1 year ago
I LOVE you Ukraine...you are always in my heart, thoughts and prayers!
hipretty 1 year ago
What is going on with that dudes hair....jesus christ
Ryan20689 1 year ago
now THAT is a mullet
DerRast1 1 year ago
There's still a major chance that the plant could explode in the future there are 4 reactors only the forth exploded if the other 3 explode Europe can kiss it's ass goodbye me included lol
estrulz 1 year ago
"Barack Obama donated to Ukraine 1/4 of a billion dollars to provide tougher security in Chenobyl"
now... why have i laughed so hard when i heard it?
i guess all the fightin in the Ukranian parliament is that they do not know how to split the money...
AdigaArsen 1 year ago
I can totally picture some dumb-ass going there with a camera like "where are the mutants?"
And what the hell is up with the blond mullet?
onmynyshit 1 year ago
That trailer park trash is such a hypocrite! -Condemns visitors, but OK's his photography! 'Not a tourist attraction' WTF he's producing part of the tourism image!
lolergramCCCP 1 year ago
@RazorBladeFilmz hahaha! Your comment made my day! XD Thanks!
Marco81MX 1 year ago
@MrChallenger2000 NO, not the flag, but what it represents now- racist hicks. So shut the fuck up you racist cunt.
TheVampyreCat 1 year ago
Its interesting how he disaproves of tourism in Chernobyl but still publishes his photos, this in turn I believe just draws more people to the area who want to experience this for them selves.
siberianwinter57 1 year ago
lol at 1:50 quote "President Obama recently donated a quarter of a billion dollar..."
lol. It's either the United States of America donated it, or President Obama approved the aid. Not Obama donated it.
mo1elftausend 1 year ago 6
attraction in such a site?
You cannot be serious?
human beings are indeed a bunch of idiots !!!!!
duduvissotto 1 year ago
im goin!
aSuperbadassninja 1 year ago
this guy looks like a cancer patient
RunsWitGuns 1 year ago
Sweet Mullet~
azis1100 1 year ago 3
"happy" birthday chernobyl
TheForgottenPanzer 1 year ago
omg they built it on an earthquake fault line...that's planning ahead!!
Plum369 1 year ago
Speaking of mutant: the interviewer's haircut.
MrRedFredSaid 1 year ago
Since when is Moby a news anchor. I KID YOU!
colloredbrothers 1 year ago
Looking for mutants....
bseven54 1 year ago
Looking for mutants? Lol
bseven54 1 year ago 2
Wow, I did not expect to see a confederate battle flag in this guys office!
TennesseeJed 1 year ago
straszny widok-co nas czeka?czy potrzebne te cholernie niebezpieczne elektrownie-niech wymyślą lepsze i bezpieczne w 100%-MARIA
czarnula124 1 year ago
I think all countries who do things against law of nature should pay extra tax to all other countries.
StefanAxelWels 1 year ago
3:13, whats up with the confederate flag?
RFXCGZZ 1 year ago 25
@RFXCGZZ They threw it in for free when he got the mullet
zapatadore 1 year ago
@RFXCGZZ dukes of hazard fan i guess
darkscope2 1 year ago
@RFXCGZZ i was just about to say that XD
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FreedomForMankind 1 year ago
so world are safer if russ just are doing else then atomic things.
Ofcourse USA to or China or other to big Nations its all ways the to big who is to big trouble
StefanAxelWels 1 year ago
Awesome imagery, But what was with the confederate flag?
peppermintjohn666 1 year ago
it's sad to see a disaster like this turn into tourism. tells a lot about the world we live in
mnkyball 1 year ago 44
@mnkyball Well said!
praeeo 1 year ago
@mnkyball why do people tour Nazi concentration camps? Perhaps to know firsthand what the world looks like when things go wrong.
doverlin 1 year ago 5
@mnkyball They might be interested and wants to see what is going on
NEEDCARS 1 year ago
why ? I don't understand your point
jambonfrai 1 year ago
@jambonfrai, a disaster which caused more than 40.000 deaths in the early stages with more than 150.000 following cases of cancer in children has now become a tourist attraction. How does this not tell you what the world has come to?
mnkyball 1 year ago
@mnkyball
Its a good idea, to see what a nuclear explosion does up close. So i don't see what your problem is. Ghost town
Zaaaaany 1 year ago
@mnkyball I don't think there is anything wrong with treating it like a museum. It should be a warning to all.
brncarlisle713 11 months ago
@mnkyball this is sad so many lost their lifes but the reason people go there is because of awe and wonder not because people suffered and died there, also diasters like this help us learn to prevent it hapening again
MultiNAZIzombies 11 months ago
@mnkyball
Japan, here we come!
MrNipplesMcgee 11 months ago
@MrNipplesMcgee I HOPE NOT!!!!!!!!
traxxasmaxx33 11 months ago
еслиб там экскурсий небыло то былобы лучше сохронили бы историю а так пускают ково непоподя