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Falukorv posted:Most credible historical criticisms of the show is concerning Dyatlov, who bore the brunt of the blame but many maintain that the blame should be primarily on the designers of the reactor and their obscufations. They took some liberties with Dyatlov and some who knew him had better things to say and that he stuck up for the other operators in court, who got scapegoated by the state. Yeah we know. It's also a TV show that has to dramatize things. But thanks for showing up a year later to do this.
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Wow are those dramatization true? Next you are going to tell me that the strong female character didn't exist and was actually a bunch of different scientists.
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coke posted:Wow are those dramatization true? i'd like her to make my reactor critical iykwim
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Chamale posted:
well, surely the radiation is bad for the virus as well
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the IAEA asked around if anyone was having reactor troublesquote:By Monday afternoon, 29 Member States in the European region (Albania, Austria, Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine and United Kingdom) had voluntarily reported to the IAEA that there were no events on their territories that may have caused the observed air concentrations of Ru-103, Cs-134 and Cs-137. They also provided information about their own measurements and results. In addition, some countries which have not been approached by the IAEA – Algeria, Georgia, Tajikistan and the United Arab Emirates – also reported voluntarily to the IAEA information about their measurements and that there were no events on their territories. theres a notable name absent
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Julius CSAR posted:Yeah we know. It's also a TV show that has to dramatize things. But thanks for showing up a year later to do this. That is a bit unnecessary, it was asked about in the last page and the thread was in the first page of GBS when i replied. I bloody well know that as a dramatization it has to take some liberties but i was responding to last page posts on how the dramatisation varied from historical accounts, jeesh no need to be unpleasant.
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Jul 6, 2020 16:48
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Jeesh, no need to be so British
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When you really want water in your reactor core https://twitter.com/Syndroma3/status/1280043162388570113
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Jul 6, 2020 22:59
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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happy chernobyl day, all
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PittTheElder posted:When you really want water in your reactor core I love videos in the 'look how hard this machine can pee' genre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGTbQuhhluY
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Bringing the thread back from the dead cause of this… Birthday present from my sister. She didn’t tell me exactly how she got it but it shipped from Ukraine. No idea if it was actually awarded to a liquidator. It’s an amazing present that I’m very thankful for.
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Grumbletron 4000 posted:Bringing the thread back from the dead cause of this… Wow cool Wonder if it would make a geiger click
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I thought the same thing after I had it pinned to my chest all day.
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