Comments on: What the FAQ? Chernobyl questions answered.

By: Carl Montgomery

Carl Montgomery — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 04:05:03 +0000

elena …..April 3rd, 2008 – 1:29 pm
I’ve seen you like danger…

Thanks Elena,
I was in Argentina during the 2002 financial meltdown. Is there another financial meltdown coming? I’ve read all sorts things coming out of Argentina. What are the major problems that are going to make it burn this time?
BTW. Which French Cousin? Not sure who you might be referring to.

By: elena

elena — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 03:29:49 +0000

I’ve seen you like danger… Why don’t you try again with my country? In a few months this seems to burn again: it’s Argentina!!! By the way, you remember me my french cousin, dont know if its the way you speak or what.

By: Carl Montgomery

Carl Montgomery — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 05:52:23 +0000

Yannick March 15, 2007
……..but why you are not allowed to take pictures or shoot video from
there?

“Why” is not really a question you ask of former soviet beaurocracy. They have their rule,s some make sence, most dont. Eastern Europe is an interesting place to visit for this reason alone.

As for the effects of radiation, this table on wikipedia is a decent guide.
A day at chernobyl barley registers on this table.

By: Yannick

Yannick — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 02:02:11 +0000

RE:How close to the reactor can i get?
In the video you can see i got to within about 200m of the reactor.
There is an office you can see in the right of the image which you can
go into for a closer look. There you are about 100m from the reactor.
Unfortunately you are not allowed to take pictures or shoot video from
there.

but why you are not allowed to take pictures or shoot video from
there? (I just want to know,plz) and what happens when we stay too long in Chernobyl / if a human being is exposed in a place where radioactivity is upper than normal?

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