Bionerd - Tiny fragment of Chernobyl debris = 17Sv per hour

Originally posted by shaneslaughta
if you notice its an old school soviet era analogue meter.
The digital meter tells the real truth.
She probably has a Google adsence account and is a ploy to attract views.

Maybe she's just trying to expose the fact there is still a lot of loose fallout around. She has several vidieos on YT. It will be interesting down the line to see how the re-planted Red Forest does, with the high level radion readings. Maybe flora and fauna can co-exist with such constant high levels of radiaition. Who knew??? She doesn't seem to be concerned about her own safety, no gloves, hazmat wardrobe.

Originally posted by Iamschist
reply to post by miniatus

 

The only issue with nuclear is how to properly handle waste, and how to contain disasters.

Gee is that all, just a couple of wee glitches then. I agree we need an alternative or alternatives, just not this one.

Well both of those issues are handled in my scenario .. If Chernobyl were underground it wouldn't be the disaster it was... how did they solve the issue there? .. they dumped concrete and buried it .. it's only a dangerous zone now because it exploded and fuel fragments went everywhere ..

Fear isn't always rational.. we just haven't properly implemented nuclear energy so far.

Originally posted by Gridrebel

Originally posted by shaneslaughta
if you notice its an old school soviet era analogue meter.
The digital meter tells the real truth.
She probably has a Google adsence account and is a ploy to attract views.

Maybe she's just trying to expose the fact there is still a lot of loose fallout around. She has several vidieos on YT. It will be interesting down the line to see how the re-planted Red Forest does, with the high level radion readings. Maybe flora and fauna can co-exist with such constant high levels of radiaition. Who knew???

She doesn't seem to be concerned about her own safety, no gloves, hazmat wardrobe.

I am confident it can ... they've already noticed a lot of wild life back in the area.. there are lots of animals living around there.. the problem is things like what the woman in this video discovered.. those tiny fragments are the entire issue.. they really need to send in an army of people to go find and remove those fragments.. it's a huge job and would take years.. but if they don't then the whole area will be radioactive long after the current generation is dead..

She's got a lot of video's and followers, im pretty sure if she was doing the dodgy someone would have said so and she'd have less of a following.
She also looks very educated in this field, the tests, the equipment and she knew immediately the power of the piece, im pretty sure if she was in serious danger she'd have suited up.

.. or maybe she as terminal cancer and doesnt really care? who knows.

Still, its amazing to watch.

Ive been to pripyat and chernobyl but we werent allowed near the forrest or the claw.