chernobyl

[terryd 8,531]

Any one watching the chernobyl series. Never new how bad that was its quite an eye opener. The 3 guys that went under it and released that water saved some lives by christ

 

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7366338/

[mackem 27,025]

Havent seen the series but I am going sometime this year.

[Baldcoot 2,352]

On episode 3 now ,its amazing,scary and graphic .Those poor Ukrainians doing their job which kills them so horribly R.I.P

[shovel leaner 7,650]

They were selling Underpants made in the Ukraine at the market today , but don’t buy any ... because Chernobyl fallout.....ba dum tish !!!

[micky 3,325]

Well made programme  , very good .

 

[Greyman 28,798]

I love watching the wildlife programs they make over there it’s incredible how well nature can put right the f**k ups we keep making and how quickly it removes any signs of us when we are not there

[WILF 47,353]

It’s been a great watch, and greater still is the fact that it debunks this myth that nuclear is “clean energy”.........once upon a lifetime ago I had a try at a proper job for a couple of years when I was a kid and worked with radiation.

You obviously have to get taught all about it, the dangers, the effects, how it works etc etc........let me tell you, it’s terrible!

Makes me laugh when you see all these eco warriors talking about “clean nuclear energy”.........it’s the most deadly thing on earth and it stays deadly for thousands and thousands of years.

[FLATTOP 4,503]

What a series I’m hooked on it when the engineers were in the beds in Moscow trying to be interviewed very sad.

Loved the miners though and what a shit job the Soviet government did trying to cover it up, It makes you laugh when certain governments talk about Nuclear war like it’s conventional who would want a world like the aftermath in the vicinity of Chernobyl after the accident. 

[micky 3,325]

53 minutes ago, FLATTOP said:

What a series I’m hooked on it when the engineers were in the beds in Moscow trying to be interviewed very sad.

Loved the miners though and what a shit job the Soviet government did trying to cover it up, It makes you laugh when certain governments talk about Nuclear war like it’s conventional who would want a world like the aftermath in the vicinity of Chernobyl after the accident. 

Sooner be there than in the Midlands

[WILF 47,353]

Filmed entirely on location in Sunderland ! 

[steve66 3,513]

Been a great series , makes you wonder about the one in japan afew years back and the damage that could have done 

[terryd 8,531]

Yea they sure keep things covered up

[WILF 47,353]

1 hour ago, steve66 said:

Been a great series , makes you wonder about the one in japan afew years back and the damage that could have done 

Fukushima was the same catergory disaster as Chernobyl......there’s only ever been 2 of that catergory, Chernobyl and Fukushima !!!

The reactors melted down at Fukashima, it was every bit as bad as Chernobyl but they don’t want to shout too loudly about that for some reason ? 

Clean energy anyone ? 

[terryd 8,531]

The cleanest energy has to tidal and wind surely yes people bitch about eye sores but give me that any day oh and solar

Edited May 24, 2019 by terryd

[Greyman 28,798]

2 hours ago, WILF said:

Fukushima was the same catergory disaster as Chernobyl......there’s only ever been 2 of that catergory, Chernobyl and Fukushima !!!

The reactors melted down at Fukashima, it was every bit as bad as Chernobyl but they don’t want to shout too loudly about that for some reason ? 

Clean energy anyone ? 

I believe there are fish being caught with high levels of radiation from Fukushima but as you say best not to talk about it, there were sheep in Scotland contaminated when Chernobyl went up, I like yourself have worked with it, when I first left school done a couple of years in Berkeley power station and your right it is frightening though when it was a nationalised industry the wages certainly made up for the fact I glowed in the dark