https://www.facebook.com/vedaCT24/posts/pfbid02YJigoEyHkYgj3wcpMGufc2iYYKbGrRioRMRDwUBnUidkuaYDhABNjy4RsQoNibqdl

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1472631357836617

Head of Public Council with State Agency for Operatig of the Exclusion Zone of Chornobyl Oleksandr Sirota claimed Zone fires to be arson attack at 20:00, April 13, 2020.
https://www.facebook.com/aleksandr.sirota/posts/10222669277829341

Here is translation of his new publication on Fb: "We are being burned. Who doesn't understand that yet ??? New sources or fire appearing again ... UPD. Rossoha. Kryva Ghora (Left Bank) What's next ??"

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fun fact: moskva informovala o ohni na druhej strane rieky skor, nez tam nejaky bol.

The blaze started on Saturday close to the site of the world’s worst ever nuclear disaster

Ukrainian officials have sought calm after forest fires in the restricted zone around Chernobyl, scene of the world’s worst nuclear accident, led to a rise in radiation levels.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/apr/06/bad-news-radiation-spikes-16-times-above-normal-after-forest-fire-near-chernobyl

ak niekto pozera serial https://www.irozhlas.cz/kultura/televize/serial-cernobyl-chernobyl-cernobylska-havarie-hbo-vybuch-v-cernobylu-dana_1905170755_ogo

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2019/04/25/chernobyl-truth-drowns-in-dramatized-movie/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelshellenberger/2019/03/11/it-sounds-crazy-but-fukushima-chernobyl-and-three-mile-island-show-why-nuclear-is-inherently-safe/

POTULKY ČERNOBYĽOM


https://predpredaj.zoznam.sk/sk/listky/potulky-cernobyom-2018-04-30/

... keď napneš strunu moc - praskne, keď ju napneš málo - nebude hrať ...

nemate tip na nejake dalsie citanie o tomto? ci je este skoro a nikto nevie nic?

Radioaktivní mrak, který v září zahalil Evropu, měl původ na Uralu na jihu Ruska. Podezření padá na jaderné zařízení Majak. Ruská hydrometeorologická služba podle AFP nově přiznala, že nedaleko tohoto podniku byly naměřeny téměř tisíckrát vyšší koncentrace radioaktivního izotopu ruthenia 106. Sám podnik spojitost s únikem odmítá, s izotopem prý nepracuje.
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https://www.novinky.cz/zahranicni/evropa/455471-radioaktivni-mrak-se-nad-evropu-rozsiril-z-ruska-podezreni-pada-na-jaderne-zarizeni.html

http://blisty.cz/art/85786.html

suvisi s chernobylom.

Radiace z Fukušimy zamořila celý Tichý oceán...

Shitty life is like radiation. You can sustain it for long time if daily doses are small.

https://dennikn.sk/blog/krizovu-situaciu-v-mochovciach-nezvladneme-skonstatovala-s-kludom-vlada/

The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, officially known as the V. I. Lenin Atomic Power Plant during the Soviet era, began construction in 1970 in a remote region near Ukraine’s swamp-filled northern border, 15 kilometers northwest of the small town of Chernobyl. The desolate location was chosen because of its relative proximity to yet safe distance from Ukraine’s capital, a ready water supply - the River Pripyat - and the existing railway line running from Ovruc in the west to Chernigov in the east.


Concurrent to the construction of the power station, the Soviet Union’s ninth Atomograd - Russian for ‘atomic city’ - named Pripyat was being erected 3 kilometers away, for the express purpose of housing the ambitious station’s 50,000 operators, builders, support staff and their families.

Dalsich 150+ fotiek z 1970-1986-2014(?) aj s popismi https://imgur.com/a/TwY6q

http://techbox.dennikn.sk/najvacsia-solarna-elektraren-ma-vzniknut-v-cernobyle/?ref=dennikn

... keď napneš strunu moc - praskne, keď ju napneš málo - nebude hrať ...

http://nautil.us/blog/chernobyls-hot-mess-the-elephants-foot-is-still-lethal

clovek na tomto obrazku nevie co cini

http://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/demon-core-the-strange-death-of-louis-slotin

Piatok to bolo v SME. Nedelu v Novom Case. Uz je to na MONO.
Reportaz z sucastneho mesta atomu ale aj z Cernobylu. Kvalitny longform.


Elektráreň v Energodare by mala o pár rokov stíchnuť, jej reaktory sú staré. Ale vláda s ňou má iné plány. Elektráreň je tu všetko. Platí cesty, šport, kultúru aj kostoly. Ako sa žije v tieni atómu?
http://mono.sk/caka-ukrajinu-dalsi-cernobyl/

One self-settler depicted in the documentary Babushkas of Chernobyl, Hanna Zavorotnya, explained how she snuck through the bushes back to her village in the summer of 1986. “Shoot us and dig the grave,” she told the soldiers who tried to evacuate her and other family members, “otherwise we’re staying.”
Why did she choose to live on this deadly land? Is she unaware of the risks, or crazy enough to ignore them, or both? When asked about radiation, Zavorotnya replied: “Radiation doesn’t scare me. Starvation does.”
Zavorotnya and the other women lived through Stalin’s Holodomor – the genocide-by-famine of the 1930s that wiped out millions of Ukrainians – and then the Nazis in the 1940s. When the Chernobyl accident happened a few decades into Soviet rule, many were simply unwilling to flee an enemy that was invisible.



Other babushkas have said: “If you leave you die”; “Those who left are worse off now. They are all dying of sadness”; “Motherland is Motherland. I will never leave.”

Chernobyl's babushkas – the women who refused to leave the exclusion zone

Som vzdy chcel mat vsetko takto pokope spisane ... no co si neurobis sam, nemas ...
https://dennikn.sk/blog/70-rokov-trinity/

Hiroshima: The Aftermath (dabing)




odkaz na film

http://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/

... keď napneš strunu moc - praskne, keď ju napneš málo - nebude hrať ...

po príležitosti výročia tragédie v Černobyle 26.4.1986
si dnes opäť pripomíname túto smutnú udalosť.

Na ukraine symbolickým lesným požiarikom v zamorenej oblasti
u nás zdieľame úprimnú sústrasť prudkým nárazovým severovýchodným vetrom
a bičujúcim rádioaktívnym dažďom
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/04/28/us-ukraine-fire-idUSKBN0NJ25F20150428

http://englishrussia.com/2015/04/13/giant-arch-constructed-at-the-chernobyl-npp/

The Most Radioactive Places on Earth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRL7o2kPqw0

videa tocene dronmi su dnes in takze jedno aj z cernobylu

Produkcia energie z jadra bola na ústupe aj v roku 2013. Nové elektrárne stavajú najmä v Číne. Hoci investície do obnoviteľných zdrojov energie poklesli, využívajú sa stále viac. Dôvodom lacnejšia cena.

Svetová správa o stave jadrovej energie 2014

http://style.hnonline.sk/digital-132/preco-zostat-v-cernobyle-tieto-zeny-poznaju-odpoved-631250

Keď prišla filmárka a aktivistka Holly Morris nakrúcať do Černobyľu dokument, nemohla uveriť vlastným očiam. V takzvanej mŕtvej zóne, kde sa jej dozimeter išiel zblázniť od úrovne radiácie v blízkosti zničeného jadrovéhor reaktora, uvidela stúpať z komína jedného z domov dym. A objavila neuveriteľnú komunitu ľudí, ktorí žijú v zamorenej oblasti aj napriek odporúčaniam a zákazom.

http://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=28_45&products_id=1047

"Did you know, for example, that:

1. The WORST thing for someone to try to do, in the aftermath of a nuclear explosion that they survive, is to get in a car and drive away.

2. Unless you're within about a third to a half a mile radius of ground zero and the shelter options are poor, the BEST thing for someone to do is to find a stable location inside a well-built apartment or office building — the majority of which will remain standing outside that half mile radius — and stay there for 24 hours.

And if you were very close to ground zero and you did survive — and a lot of folks will — the best thing for you to do is to:

A. Take immediate shelter somewhere, because fallout will rain down on you if you don't.

B. Wait an hour.

C. Then, walk about a half-dozen blocks laterally until you find intact large buildings to shelter you.

3. The electromagnetic pulse from a ground burst will NOT, in fact, knock out all types of communication. Some? Maybe.

4. If you live in a single-family house with thin walls, your chances of surviving in the immediate aftermath of a blast and not getting cancer later are exponentially higher if you seek shelter in a bigger building, even one that might literally be next door.

5. Rescuers should NOT put on radiation protection gear if it will slow them down. So long as the fallout has stopped falling, they're best advised to turn out in their normal gear.

6. Though thousands of people will die from the blast effects, almost all — about 96 percent — of the other potential casualties could be avoided if people understood the basics of what to do in the event of mass radiation exposure.

7. Did I mention that the worst place to be in the immediate aftermath of a nuclear blast is in a car trying to get away? The so-called DFZ — the Dangerous Fallout Zone — will extend out as much as 20 miles, but it is likely to be extremely narrow. (If it's not, that means the concentration of radioactive particles will be lower.) The vector and location of this zone depends on the wind. And its size will shrink with every passing hour.

8. Penetrating trauma from broken glass is probably the largest treatable cadre of blast injuries."
http://theweek.com/article/index/259829/if-a-nuclear-bomb-exploded-in-downtown-washington-what-should-you-do