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User score: 94.52- Overwhelmingly Positive
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FYI, they moved that shell into place in November 2016. Yes, this video is over 6 years old.
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"Mistakes don't last forever"
My mistakes:
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Amazed we're just being recommended this now!!
It's been in place for a long time now!
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To this day, Chernobyl's reactor 4 is nowhere near as toxic as Twitter.
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U238 may have an obscenely long half life, but that also means it has an extremely low level of radioactivity (it'll kill you faster by chemical toxicity!) The actual problem with the Chernobyl reactor are all the stuff in it that has a much shorter half life, and therefore is outputting much more powerful radiation. Think of it like a lightbulb: if you have a set number of kilowatt hours, you can shine a little bit for a long time or a lot for a short time. U238 is a tiny LED, some of the stuff in the Elephant's Foot is a floodlight.
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This dude sounds & stares into my eyes like my uncle who'd scare me that I'd end up homeless, eating out of trash at 21 without a job because i got a B+ on a surprise math test.
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Thank you for your somber delivery.... Reminds me of kyle hills channel, and his half-life videos.
I really love them
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In 5 billion years they’ll still be trying to reach me about my car’s extended warranty.
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This is rather overstated. The radiation danger mostly resides in the fission bi-products and the danger is because they produce lots of radiation by decaying quickly. That means the danger does not persist for billions of years, but it does persist for hundreds of years.
I find this sort of hyperbole very annoying because it obscures and confuses the substance, and in this case the substance is very, very serious.
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In about 4000 years some Archaeologists will talk about the curse of this tomb.
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A man who has been teaching his entire life to make this world a better place to live. Thanks Derek
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That got way too intimate at the end 😂
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This is from Derek's documentary series Uranium – Twisting the Dragon's Tail from 2015. The construction of the New Safe Confinement was officially completed in July 2019.
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Uranium 238's half-life is not a problem. U238 is not highly radioactive and is not difficult to manage. The problems are the plutonium and the fission products. For instance, strontium-89 and strontium-90 are produced in similar quantities in fission, and each nucleus decays by beta emission. But 90Sr has a 30-year half-life, and 89Sr a 50.5-day half-life.
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Nuclear power can have catastrophic consequences when improperly handled, but if everyone is properly trained, maintenance is up to date, and nobody does anything stupid, nuclear power can be an incredibly safe and clean power source.
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Yet in 100 years, robots will dig up the radio active material and use it for pudding.
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⚠⚠⚠This is a VERY MISLEADING VIDEO. ⚠⚠⚠
It tends to let you think that Chernobyl will be a problem for billions of years. That is not the case! Uranium 238 is not the problem here, just remember it exists in nature and it is weakly radioactive.
The problem of Chernobyl is the highly radioactive material that makes up the corium, not U238. It was extremely radioactive indeed after the explosion but its half life is a lot shorter: decades, maybe centuries, but certainly not billions of years. Chernobyl has already lost a significant part of its radioactivity.
Remember:
If the half life is long, the radioactivity is weak.
If the radioactivity is strong, the half life is short.
It is very misleading to mix both and this video is as close to a lie as it can be without actually being a lie.
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RIP the brave souls who gave their lives trying to contain the leak knowing they had no chance of survival.
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I love how dark and intense this was.
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@mind-of-neo
1 year ago
i want youtube to start automatically linking the full video from which a short was extracted. EDIT: i know they've added this feature in since i made this comment. thank you
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