The end is terrible, a totally avoidable accident, a negligent action.
@chasel.97046 сағат бұрын
I’m sure this means something to somebody
@bob_ttv_bob6 сағат бұрын
Why Control rods were stuck if they used button to push them down? I didn't get it. Would u explain it, please?
@leloleli75088 сағат бұрын
Best video ever. Essentially the key disaster points were: 1) rods designed poorly with graphite hanging at the bottom (Graphite which slows fast neutrons making them thermal neutrons, which accelerate nuclear reaction). Stupid question: shouldn't the bottom of the rods be of the same boron material which absorb neutrons? What's the point of having control rods made of a material, even if only for the bottom part (which by the way is the first part to get inserted...), which accelerate reaction? I don't get get it 2) rods were slow to come down after pressed A3-5 button and got stuck due to the instable reactor. If they were not stuck, would have the disaster been avoided?? Also, what if they simply put the rods down without pressing A3-5 button? Would have the rods been stuck as well?
@leifdux727710 сағат бұрын
Idk what happened, so many balls played
@LiBlock14 сағат бұрын
2:54 sounds like a typing test
@U.A90315 сағат бұрын
Exactly job !!!! What is the name of simulation you used ?
@notoriousmoist516917 сағат бұрын
Awesome video!
@robadams579923 сағат бұрын
I liked the animation, but the narrator's accent was difficult to understand.
@NightShadeGameКүн бұрын
Ngl at first i was very intruiged by this video. Then i got to SCRAM and it genuinely made my skin crawl... Seeing that much power unexpectedly ramp up as fast as it did. Even in this form was absolutely terrifying. You just earned a new subscriber
@wildzeromusicКүн бұрын
Wow, Higgsino... you are really smart. Thank you for these visualizations matched with explanation!
@lsik231lКүн бұрын
The collisions sound like a Geiger counter. Is that really what we are hearing with a Geiger counter? Collsion frequency? Edit: Its not, but a cool dramatic effect.
@Maple_Leaf42069Күн бұрын
So they should have just let it stall out? What was the cause and fix of the stall? Also, Is simulator available on steam?
@villiam2696Күн бұрын
Why they couldn't insert the rods back a little bit earlier?
@villiam2696Күн бұрын
И совко-дрочеры такие СОВЕТСКИЙ СОЮЗ САМОЕ ЛУЧШЕЕ ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ БЛА БЛА БЛА
@alexbeardmore3588Күн бұрын
Out of interest... was there a safe, stable way to reduce the xenon 135 build up from a control rods out position?
@commonsensesports998Күн бұрын
Hardest level of brickles anyone's ever seen
@justinianbyzantium3765Күн бұрын
Horrible accent...
@RatCorvidaeКүн бұрын
This guy is putting accessible information out for free, made in his own time, and you're being pissy about an (easy to comprehend!) accent? Shame on you
@justinianbyzantium376523 сағат бұрын
@ he could at least „try to speak properly“. He doesn’t. I don’t like people who go don’t even try.
@NoovGuyMC18 сағат бұрын
@@justinianbyzantium3765easier said than done, imagining crying about accent because you thought only really 1 accent exist. I don't like people who didn't even try putting up a good argument. Frankly speaking, he did try to present the video. I mean how about "you could at least try to make a video properly"
@justinianbyzantium376518 сағат бұрын
@@NoovGuyMC I don’t do videos at all because it’s not my thing. But people who do, should be at least good at it. And this sucks. It’s my opinion, deal with it or not - I don’t care.
@NoovGuyMC17 сағат бұрын
@@justinianbyzantium3765 based on your assumption that "accent" absolutely trumps over everything else, bro forgot there's other country with people that doesn't speak English as first language, his accent is literally comprehensive and the viewers base and opinion shows. I could choose the most minuscule things in your favourite hobby/activity and just bash you with "he should at least to do this properly. He doesnt, I don't like people who don't even try" "this sucks, It's my opinion, deal with it or not - I don't care" His visuals are good, presentation are good, information accuracy is good, methods to explain (layman) is good, only accent is subpar. It's 40/100 but even I could comprehend it, English is my 3rd language LOL; but I do not make it as my center of argument because this is 1) a platform where you do everything 2) his own channel where he display hard to comprehend concept into layman's term 3) bad accent doesn't mean not trying out new stuff on a video where other characteristics of a video is perfect
@zeon3d755Күн бұрын
The end looks scary. Was it graphite at the end that entered.
@kirby89000Күн бұрын
It's so insane how it goes from fine to completely ballistic. It reminds me of those brick games where you have the ball hits the blocks and get power up
@toolthoughtsКүн бұрын
Wasn't the reactor scrammed as a part of a shut down procedure, not as a panicked response to power spiking?
@redge4553Күн бұрын
too much talking
@StephenWallace-u4tКүн бұрын
Great video.
@shreyasrg1176Күн бұрын
how do they take care of such situations now that this has happened ?
@tigrechatninjaКүн бұрын
Who tf removed all the control rod ?
@stephenhedman2161Күн бұрын
Reminds me of the board game 'Go or also known as Baduk'. Stephen Hedman
@L4INDIAКүн бұрын
what a stupid accent
@CiavanniКүн бұрын
And what would it happen if they did not press the SCARM button instead?
@Lekvar01Күн бұрын
kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnPckJKQfrx6Z5o
@Lekvar01Күн бұрын
To summarize the video: power would have climbed leading to a runaway reactor. The automatic shutdown system would engage, which would have the same effect as pressing the button. If they disabled this safety system and carefully managed the power by inserting control rods and ran the pumps to force enough water trough the core, they might have been able to minimize the damage.
@satanatural432Күн бұрын
its chornobyl.
@erich6336Күн бұрын
Wow
@remixsparten98Күн бұрын
Good Ending: USSR collapsed and we got Stalker.
@SteveWillNotDoIt19842 күн бұрын
Computer -- ""DANGER!DANGER! SHUT DOWN SYSTEM IMMEDIATELY!"" Worker -- ""I don't understand how a computer can be so dangerous, but I turned it off like it said""
@leonardor39432 күн бұрын
3.6 - not great, not terrible
@Ercrcrdsstff2 күн бұрын
This video autoplayed last night while I was falling asleep to documentaries and the climax woke me up in a full panic so I've come back to watch the full video lol
@Lekvar012 күн бұрын
You put so much effort into this project and yet there was no effort to research the basic facts of the disaster beyond the HBO miniseries. The graph showing a continous increase of Xenon concentration is particularly telling; there should be a transient during power changes but in steady state a lower power level should always correspond to less Xenon, not more. The actual cause of accident had nothing to do with the operators. They have done everything right and did not violate a single relevant guideline or rule. The designers required operators to continuously remove so called "additional absorbers" causing the the void coefficient of the reactor to increase, week by week, month by month. The effects this had on the behavior of the reactor was not calculated correctly and experimental measurements that demonstrated these changes were ignored by the designers. The KGB had nothing to do with it. The communist party had nothing to do with it. Just scientists being stupid, arrogant and getting away with everything.
@Beery19622 күн бұрын
Anyone who ever says "This happened in part because of the corruption in the Soviet Union" has already made the assumption that such things can't happen outside the Soviet Union. In other words, nuclear reactors are unsafe.
@Ukrainian_Gypsy_BeaterКүн бұрын
Nah, you are just retarded
@NoovGuyMC18 сағат бұрын
Imma tell you to eat your own word: Anyone who ever says "This happened in part because of the corruption of the managament" has already made the assumptions that such thing can't happen outside of management. In other words, coal power plants are unsafe Same argument, and statistics are like comparing cars(any power plants the public see as "safe) to planes(nuclear power), if you ever do some research instead of your beliefs and bias due to public opinion, it shows more about you instead of your argument
@Beery196213 сағат бұрын
@@NoovGuyMC Did I ask for a discussion? No, I didn't. Shut up.
@SomePerson-oz2xt6 сағат бұрын
@@Beery1962you said something in disagreement to some other people, and now that the stone is being thrown back at you, you "didn't ask for a discussion?"
@Beery19622 сағат бұрын
@@SomePerson-oz2xt Quote me where I said I was open to discussion. Never happened. I made a statement. You idiots just assumed I would be open to discussion. Now you're welcome to talk amongst yourselves, kids.
@Ylfven2 күн бұрын
I want this to be a nuclear power plant simulator!
@arda2132 күн бұрын
Why the hell did control rods have graphite tips anyway?
@animator1110.2 күн бұрын
this video is again really cool, i would love to see a game about nuclear reactor management made out of this simulation!
@tlldrkhndy2 күн бұрын
Did the lack of water contribute to the control rods getting stuck? Or was it just a slow process in lowering the control rods?
@Noldor97Күн бұрын
Id guess it was just a relatively slow process. Even having these 2 seconds to insert the control rods is not fast enough if the reaction gets out of hand
@ThatOtherAkshat2 күн бұрын
You're cool man. Just like science. Best explanation I've seen and so simply done.
@thetonedeaforpheus65482 күн бұрын
looks like an OMR sheeet tbh
@WilliamR972 күн бұрын
The Russians knew how to open the gates of hell alright. But it's closed now. Tablua Rasa
@sagerull72452 күн бұрын
3 mins onwords: uh..oops
@kengbrissy30742 күн бұрын
They didn’t listen to the computer’s warning and instead turned it off, they paid the consequences. That’s why AI would be better
@animator1110.2 күн бұрын
this sim is really cool, id buy a game centered around this
@horshue78732 күн бұрын
The ending. So radiation, if you have ever seen it, at controlled rads. It shoots like a non infinite lightning bolt. There were a few men that went down there, to fix it. The ending is so frightening. Bc by the time its too late and you're as close as they were. Man if so cooked wasn't brainrot. You'd both look at each other probably try to say cyka bylat and before bylat you're unconscious minimum and dying in seconds. Seconds man. People that got hit with an atom bomb lived for days, you died in seconds and with no blast. Just rad. That is an incredible example of how dangerous nuclear shit CAN get. Unlikely with a great crew. But regardless. Nightmare fuel.
@increase98963 күн бұрын
i liked when the show came out and got really popular, everyone in every social media became physicists and started arguing with each other with such amazing confidence. it was hilarious
@marksanders7683 күн бұрын
Ridiculously Badly Made Kettle 😂😂
@prisonmike91863 күн бұрын
You explain things very well and that’s a talent not many have. Thanks for sharing this information with us