What experiences are worth sharing and learning from traveling to Chernobyl?

Because nuclear radiation has a greater impact on the body of teenagers, there is a strict official rule that visitors must be at least 18 years old to enter the quarantine area. So you have to be an adult to go, and be careful that the children you bring with you must also be at least 18 years old.

In the course of travel, some risks are obvious, avoidable and avoidable; Some risks are latent, unforeseeable, and episodic. There is no such thing as a tourist activity that is absolutely risk-free.

It's best to have a local guide to guide you, so that you can better integrate into the local life and make your trip more meaningful.

When traveling to Chernobyl, don't go out alone. It is best to go out in groups of three or two in case you encounter some lawbreakers and cause accidents.

First of all, you should do a good job of travel strategy, check the local weather forecast, and prepare the necessary supplies for travel, medical supplies, etc.

Contact the tour guide in advance, and also check some information related to the radiation area by yourself, and think about whether you can bear the worst consequences of everything.

1. Go through the relevant procedures, and book in advance, and strictly check your ID documents when you visit.

2. Pay attention to the radiation, follow the arrangement of the staff, and do not stay in it for too long.

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.

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.

The most amazing thing about "Chernobyl" is the sense of fear.

The most thought-provoking horror film of 2019 was born!

It truly restores the biggest disaster in human history - the Chernobyl nuclear incident in 1986.

"Chernobyl" is a 5-episode miniseries produced by HBO and the British Sky TV, with a Douban score of 9.6, and more than 80% of people gave it a five-star rating.

The reason why "Chernobyl" can become a high-quality drama, in addition to the good subject matter, a large part of the reason is that it restores the truth to the greatest extent, and 95% of the characters and stories in the TV series are non-fiction.

What is more intuitive is that most of the casting in it is close to the image of historical figures.

For example, the male protagonist, Professor Legasov.

Vice-Chairman of the Committee, Shebina.

Chernobyl is not a horror film in the traditional sense, but it brings a shadow to the audience far beyond horror films.

It was a fear from the heart.

I finished the show in one go, and then it was an endless nightmare.

These past few nights, I have slept almost all night, because seeing the insignificance of human life and the great powerlessness in dealing with natural and man-made disasters, I think about living, thinking about death, and thinking about how to die.

The Chernobyl disaster cost about $200 billion, making it the most costly disaster in recent history.

The various reactions of sweating and nausea after the people in the play were exposed to radiation were filmed very infectious.

Footage collected deep into the heart of the disaster area.

The ending of this movie is extremely amazing to me.

The ending of "Chernobyl" amazed me.

What amazed me was the end of the movie.

The most amazing thing is, of course, the beautiful heroine.

Hahahahaha Is it good-looking, I haven't seen it yet, find time to check in.