☢ Радиоактивный коллектор Соболевского ручья г. Москва.

The radioactive collector of the Sobolevsky Creek, Moscow. Hello, friends, supporters, and subscribers! Sergey Belkin, stalker and dosimetrist, is back with you! The day has come when my friend Misha and I visited the Sobolevsky Creek collector for dosimetric studies. There was information, and even a video, showing that at one point in the Sobolevsky Creek collector, the dose rate reached 2 mR/h according to a Soviet DP-5V radiometer. An independent dosimetrist conducted these measurements 15 or 20 years ago. I will include a photo from his report in this study. I really wanted to find this radioactive site and conduct my own measurements there. According to preliminary data, the Sobolevsky Creek collector was contaminated by the Kurchatov Institute [but similar contamination could also have come from the Bochvar Institute]. The Sobolevsky Creek collector runs beneath these educational institutions. In my opinion, something radioactive could have been dumped into the collector. Looking ahead, I'll say that we found this radioactive site. All the details are in the video. The film navigation is below: 00:00 - A short scene on the topic; 00:50 - Introduction and introduction; 01:19 - I dropped the main video camera in the water; 01:57 - We're going into the sewer to explore; 02:27 - The end of the large sewer, a junction, and the entrance to two smaller pipes. A rakkhod!; 03:01 - My commentary regarding the junction between the pipes in the rakkhod; 03:46 - Visually determining how far we've gone; 04:23 - Hey, that's a spider!; 04:37 - Misha talks about dosimeters; 05:45 - We look at the first open hatch; 06:48 - The end of two tubes of the rakkhod and the beginning of the rectangular collector; 06:59 - My explanation in the collector; 07:52 - Prominent from Sergey Belkin; 08:29 - Again, we're navigating by distance and a theory regarding radiation; 09:00 - Exploring the drain pipe with Misha. 1st radioactive spot; 09:27 - Exploring the 2nd tube; 10:35 - An interesting tube without radiation; 10:58 - Whoops! Radiation spike to 21 μR/h; 11:57 - You had to climb up here and draw that graffiti!; 12:14 - The 4th type of tunnel. My explanation; 13:52 - The beginning of the egg-shaped tunnel; 15:08 - Hatch to the lower level; 15:34 - Exit from the egg-shaped tunnel. Beginning of the rectangular one; 16:44 - Some data about the Sobolevsky Stream collector; 17:27 - Found a second, significantly radioactive point under 50 μR/h; 17:59 - Identification objects of the 2nd radioactive location; 19:12 - Interesting water drops in the collector; 19:53 - Wooden ceiling in the collector; 20:28 - Here's where it's still up to 20!; 21:10 - Seryoga, it's biting, it's biting! The 3rd radioactive point is under 1 mR/h; 22:31 - My explanation regarding the most radioactive location in the collector; 32:22 - Measurements with Fnirsi and Radex dosimeters at the 3rd radioactive site; 24:37 - Trying to mark the 3rd radioactive site; 25:11 - Landmarks for the 3rd radioactive site; 27:15 - Hanging a blue chemical light source (CLS) at the 3rd radioactive site; 28:21 - 4th radioactive site under 100 μR/h; 29:01 - Marked the 4th radioactive site with green CLS; 29:08 - Approaching the waterfall; 29:57 - Oh-oh-oh! Step, bye-step, before the monitor blinds you!; 30:55 - Beginning of the waterfalls; 31:28 - 5th radioactive site underwater; 31:47 - My explanation and measurement results; 32:30 - Oblique Waterfall; 33:12 - 6th radioactive point in a man-made drainpipe; 33:52 - Almost at the end of the tunnel; 35:00 - The end of the tunnel and our exploration; 35:46 - Misha films and explains the end of the collector; 37:36 - My explanation at the end of the collector; 38:56 - I'll become a waterfall behind me - just kidding! 39:10 - We're not pathetic bugs...!; 39:42 - We reached two landmarks - the green and blue HIS; 40:28 - A joke about nuclear security; 40:37 - A lonely stalker wandering through the tunnel; 41:03 - Climbed out of a pipe - a joke!; 41:22 - There's light, and here's darkness!; 41:28 - Russian folk tale "Light and the Egg" - a joke!; 41:41 - A lonely, tired stalker wandering; 42:25 - We've been walking for 27 minutes and the crayfish begins; 43:10 - I feel like a T-rex!; 43:43 - A skid before the exit; 44:47 - Looking around!; 45:01 - My exit from the sewer; 45:23 - Summing up the research; 50:17 - How I convinced Mikhail to do the research; 52:07 - A fable about Radex 1503; 52:38 - A short report about the banks of Sobolevsky Creek. What's changed since my last visit. *********************************************** ►►► Sponsor of the episode: ✅ Online store http://www.mydozimetr.ru ✅ Scan Electronics - https://scan-electronics.com/ ✅ And Radar Design Bureau: https://kbradar.org/ ************************************************************ ✅ Tinkoff Bank card number for dedicated viewers who support my channel development and encourage me: ►►► 2200 7010 9029 ******************************************* Links to the "Radi...