For those who find chernobyl interesting
26-02-2010, 03:57 PM
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She has taken pics with her bike in too, kind of hard to get a rolling one though if she is travelling alone or with just a pillion as it rules out cool "bike to bike" motion blur arty shots 
The way I see it, she road there for her own pleasure, then decided to put the story on the net to entertain and inform others, and in doing so she went and found relevant pictures to accompany the story she was telling as she didnt take enough pictures of her own as it was never her initial intention to give it as much coverage as she now has, but now she sees the power of her site, she puts more effort into taking pictures.
Doesnt really seem like a big deal to me that some of the earlier tales had a lot of pictures that werent hers.
The way I see it, she road there for her own pleasure, then decided to put the story on the net to entertain and inform others, and in doing so she went and found relevant pictures to accompany the story she was telling as she didnt take enough pictures of her own as it was never her initial intention to give it as much coverage as she now has, but now she sees the power of her site, she puts more effort into taking pictures.
Doesnt really seem like a big deal to me that some of the earlier tales had a lot of pictures that werent hers.
26-02-2010, 04:42 PM
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As a Designer & Project Engineer in the Nuclear/Power Generation Industry this site moves me greatly each time I visit it and really brings home the terrible consequences that can occur if and when things go wrong.
One of my favorite sites. Thank you.
One of my favorite sites. Thank you.
26-02-2010, 05:02 PM
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I've found that life I needed.. It's HERE!!
Human beings are one of the most sensitive creatures for radiation, IIRC there was a statistic that even a chicken can take 2-3 times the dose we can before it dies and for a cockroach its something like 100 times more.
So we'll be among the last animals capable of living there.
I wonder how badly the wolves etc are effected or not?
So we'll be among the last animals capable of living there.
I wonder how badly the wolves etc are effected or not?
26-02-2010, 05:03 PM
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I wouldnt be going into the Hot zone anytime soon ...
Flash radiation is fine but Ingestation is the deadly part ...
If your really interested then why dont you sign up to help build the new Sarcophagus. (If they ever build it)
This is the Video her dad shot ... He died not long after ..
VID
Flash radiation is fine but Ingestation is the deadly part ...
If your really interested then why dont you sign up to help build the new Sarcophagus. (If they ever build it)
This is the Video her dad shot ... He died not long after ..
VID
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26-02-2010, 06:26 PM
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nice link indeed! I was just a kid when it happend, but really had in inpact on me, even i couldn't really grab the impact what had/would have in year to come. But we couldn't eat our spinach from our garden due suposingly radiaton downfall.. And that swimmingpool picture... seen that before. call of duty lol.
Seriously i'd love visit it myself sometime
due suposingly radiaton downfall.. And that swimmingpool picture... seen that before. call of duty lol.Seriously i'd love visit it myself sometime
26-02-2010, 11:16 PM
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Makes you think in the year 2300 onwards this is still going to be their.
An interesting part is this...
An interesting part is this...
By extrapolation, 1 lb (less then half kilogram) of plutonium, universally disposed, would be enough to kill every living human being on the earth
27-02-2010, 08:16 AM
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