6 พื้นที่อันตรายใกล้เชอร์โนบิล จับพลาดอาจถึงตาย

April 26, 1986, marked a significant day in the world's history. It was the day the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the Soviet Union exploded. There's no need to recount the story behind the explosion, as numerous online articles, documentaries, and even movies and TV series reflect the reality of the incident. At the blast site, temperatures reached 4,650 degrees Celsius, just a fraction of the sun's 5,500 degrees Celsius. The resulting radiation was devastating, including at least 28 tons of radioactive debris; dust containing iodine-131 accumulated in the thyroid gland, causing thyroid cancer; cesium-137, found in the soil, produced gamma rays hundreds of thousands of times more powerful than sunlight; and plutonium-239, which is highly radioactive when inhaled, poses a danger to both humans and animals, and it takes over a thousand years for it to dissipate. Today, Abdul presents current images and current conditions in Pripyat and surrounding areas. Let's delve deeper into where and what objects remain the most dangerous today. Here are 6 dangerous areas near Chernobyl where mishandling could be fatal. Table of Contents 00:00 6 dangerous areas near Chernobyl where mishandling could be fatal 01:33 1. Devil's Iron Clamp 03:14 2. Elephant's Foot 04:40 3. Kopachi Kindergarten 05:44 4. Ghost Village 07:40 5. The Duga Radar 09:53 6. Pripyat City Park #Radioactivity #History #Documentary #NuclearPowerPlant #Chernobyl #USSR #Korea #Pripyat #HauntedVillage #Zamoshnya #Chernobyl #Duga #Radar #AmusementPark #Radioactive ✪ Subscribe to the channel https://goo.gl/ogRJJL ✪ Subscribe to the Abdul Fan Club    / abdulthaitube