Why would anyone make a trip to a place like Chernobyl?

In order to experience Soviet culture, Chernobyl basically retains the architectural streets of the end of the Soviet Union. On January 1, 2011, Ukraine** announced that the site of the Chernobyl nuclear accident would be open to tourists for visits and tours under the official guided route. In particular, there is a need to visit and excursion under the official guided route, because the difference in radioactivity in different contaminated areas is 1:, depending on the difference between radioactive contamination and **

Therefore, the tour under the guided route is still very safe, but please do not run around or bring your own Geiger counter and come back at a warning!

A level 7 event in the International Classification of Nuclear Events (INES) may give you an idea (the other is the Fukushima nuclear accident). Early in the morning of April 26, 1986Chernobyl unit 4 **, the constant fires poured a large amount of radioactive material into the atmosphere, covering almost half of Europe through the stratosphere! The darker the map of the whole of Europe exposed to radiation, the more polluted it becomes.

With the exception of southern Europe, almost all of Europe is threatened to varying degrees. Of course, this is only a short-term settlement. The main pollution is still in Chernobyl.

As a result, the city of Chernobyl as a whole was abandoned, a large number of inhabitants moved directly, and everything else, except for the fine soft, was discarded. At the time of the accident, the former Soviet Union spent countless manpower and financial resources to deal with the nuclear accident, and finally sealed Unit 4 in the form of a sarcophagus!

With the exception of Unit 4, radioactive contamination in other areas is controllable. The question is whether to control it or not, because after the radioactive contamination subsides, there is no source of contamination in the air, and the ground contamination can also be **. Walls can be repainted, commuting routes must be strictly regulated, and indoor ventilation must be controlled to prevent radon, a heavier-than-air pollutant, from accumulating!

In addition, personnel should take appropriate protective measures to basically ensure the safety of the work area.

The biggest reason is that they feel that these places are more valuable for research.

Because this kind of place has a certain commemorative value, it is necessary to travel to this kind of place.

I think the reason why they all want to go to TV is because of curiosity.

Chernobyl is trapped in Ukraine.

Near the town of Pripya. During a scheduled maintenance of the nuclear power plant in the area in 1986, a very serious nuclear leakage accident occurred due to the continuous improper operation of the staff and the design flaws of the nuclear power plant itself.

Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

The Chernobyl Leaky Cele Nuclear Power Plant is also a former Soviet Union.

The largest power station, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, caused the worst nuclear accident in the world at the time.

Until now, the area around Chernobyl was no man's land.

At that time, the former Soviet Union also did its best to solve the nuclear accident, and many of them volunteered to help Chernobyl.

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Chernobyl is one of the top 10 polluted areas in the world. The aftermath of the 1986 nuclear catastrophe still severely affects the region, and it is estimated that high doses of radiation are endangering Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus.

and up to 10 million people on the territory of Moldova.

The first nuclear power plant built on the territory of Ukraine during the period. Chernobyl was once the pride of the Soviet people and was considered the safest and most reliable nuclear power plant in the world.

But a loud bang on April 26, 1986 shattered this myth once and for all. On the same day, an explosion occurred in the engine room of reactor No. 4, causing a fire and a large amount of radioactive material leakage. After the fact, the former Soviet Union.

The government announced that 31 people were killed, 203 were injured, 10,000 people were evacuated, more than 8 tons of strong radioactive material was poured out, and pollution spread to an area of 150,000 square kilometers where 10,000 people lived, and more than 3.2 million people were directly affected by nuclear radiation.

Chernobyl rents Ukraine in Yukuan. Chernobyl is one of the top 10 polluted areas in the world. In 1986, a nuclear disaster struck Chernobyl, the consequences of which severely affected the region.

It is estimated that high doses of radiation endanger more than 10 million people in Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and Moldova.

Chernobyl accident.

The Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident, abbreviated as "Chernobyl incident", is a nuclear reactor accident that occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine.

The Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident is considered the worst nuclear accident in history and the first major accident to be classified as a Category 7 event on the International Nuclear Event Scale (INES).

The Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident cost about $200 billion, making it one of the most costly catastrophic events in recent history after the Fukushima nuclear accident.

Chernobyl is located in Ukraine.

It is one of the top 10 polluted areas in the world. The 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster, or "Chernobyl", was a nuclear reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine under Soviet rule.

accident, which is considered the worst nuclear power accident in history.

1. The Chernobyl nuclear accident.

The Chernobyl nuclear accident, or simply "Chernobyl Incident", was a nuclear reactor accident at the Cherhonbei Nobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine, which was under Soviet rule. The accident is considered to be the worst nuclear power accident in history and the first major accident to be classified as a Category 7 event on the International Nuclear Event Scale (IMF). At 1:23 a.m. on April 26, 1986, the No. 4 reactor of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant near Pripyat, Ukraine**, occurred.

The successive ** caused fires and emitted large amounts of high-energy radioactive material into the atmosphere.

, these fallouts cover a large area. The radiation dose released by this disaster was during World War II.

** The atomic bomb in Hiroshima.

400 times more.

2. Impact of the accident.

Radioactive fallout from the meltdown of the atomic furnace drifted over the Russian tribe and Belarus.

and Ukraine, also drifting over parts of Europe. A joint study by the University of South Carolina and other institutions in the United States has shown that many trees in the Chernobyl region have developed very abnormal morphologies due to long-term exposure to radiation, which is due to mutations in the genes of the trees. The increasing number of genetic mutations has significantly affected the growth, reproduction and survival rate of trees.

In addition, the study found that the trees that survived the accident, especially those with relatively young ears, are increasingly unable to withstand environmental stresses such as drought.