Timelapse video of Chernobyl Arch sliding | Documentary
10Timelapse video of Chernobyl Arch sliding | Documentary
A combination of human and technical failure brought daily life to a standstill in the wider vicinity of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. While 25 years later nature has taken possession of the area, the world is still taking stock of the nuclear disaster in reactor 4.
Even before things went wrong at the plant on the saturday, April 26, 1986, the type of reactor used was known as unsafe and dangerous. Only the Soviet Union took the risks for granted.
When reactor 4 of the nuclear power plant has to be de commissioned for routine maintenance, the day shift considers it a good time to test the electricity supply of the cooling system. The emergency cooling system is already switched off.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, they have to postpone the test and the evening shift will work with it unprepared. The operator almost shuts down the reactor due to an operating error. He then tries to restart the nuclear reaction and the power rises to a paltry 200 megawatts, a third of the 600 megawatts needed to carry out the planned trial........
For more information about The Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster information, please visit the following sites.
https://www.power-technology.com/features/chernobyl-nuclear-disaster-myths/
https://www.insider.com/russia-making-own-chernobyl-series-cia-conspiracy-2019-6
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/d3nbvy/this-stranger-things-and-chernobyl-crossover-conspiracy-might-be-real