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0:23 they all saw the end of the journey tho.... it was just much earlier and not where it was planned 🤷‍♂️

I cross this bridge and it's original configuration and remember when it did go down I will never cross it again because they rebuilt it higher.. when I crossed it the wind was blowing unbelievably hard and it was raining the scariest drive I ever had you can say all you want but I will never cross it again 0:03

Kendrick Was Murdered, His Organs Missing And Filled With News Paper!!!

We've had festival seating again in Cincinnati for at least the last ten years. 🤷

I find these reports simply shocking.

Well, it is natural law. There are consequences to everything, and human intervention is really God permitting that.

When it comes to food I remember when the first microwaves came on the market and I followed the suit filed in Sweden regarding the negative effects of cooking food with microwaves well call me Goofy but I have never owned to this day a microwave oven

Imagine how many more people would have died if someone like RFK Jr. was involved in the public health system. I can’t count that high.

Not suprising that there were two accidents so close together. Remember, this facility was one of the few pioneering nuclear technology. They were making the rule book, not just following it

Auf viedersen😂

Waiting in the queue, the group in front was not ready, one other person yet to arrive, so let these folk go first...

My father was working at Chalk River when the accident happened so he was involved in the cleanup. He died at age 89 in 2012,. So he and Jimmy Carter who died at age 100 were obviously lives cruelly cut short by the radiation exposure. /sarcasm

Sir, another plane has hit the mall.

The interesting thing here is that those boys are alive bc they did the SMARTEST thing you can possibly do when you get lost, STOP FUCKING MOVING stay exactly where you are. A moving target is hard to hit, if people do come to save you, they may explore an area and then you wander into that area after they have searched for you there so they miss you. Staying exactly where you are is the smartest thing you can do

What a fantastic detail about President Jimmy Carter. His legacy is outstanding. Thanks much for mentioning that.

Moral of the first 2 stories: NEVER go head first into ANY opening EVER...

If they had done this or even half, she may not be br9ken hearted forever, so sorry xx

I dont know much, BUT YOU WOULD NEED GALLONS EACH, TRAVEL AT NIGHT, STAY ON TRAIL, EVEN MOSS, GRAVEL CAN FILTER WATER, AND CARRY FLARES, BOTH NIGHT AND DAY ONES, WHITE SHEET TO SHELTER UNDER ON A DAY,,, and keep urine, ALL OF IT, SATALITE PHONE NUMBER ONE,,,,,

Probably the best smelling recovery project in human history?😳

Left out the nuance, but roughly correct. Marv was my dad's hero.

Radiation burn to the brain has to be the single most horrifying sentence i have ever heard... HE COULD HEAR HIS OWN BRAIN SIZZLING

Can you do a mini document on Gary Plauche?

Ah yes the best old timey medicine, a shot of whiskey

"This was confirmed by the warning saying NO" is giving "This sign wont stop me bc i cant read"

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Who doesn't love a good dark ride. Something generations of people can ride.

Sooo floors after floors can collapse.. tell that to 9/11 conspiracy theories

In all photos he appears to be mentally off, so this channel and commenters are wildly off base when they laud him. He could have killed many people, so he is NOT a hero!

Snail 🐌 watching?

I feel like all of the 'accidents' that occurred during the early days of Nuclear Reactor development had provided enough lessons learned to have prevented Chernobyl from happening at all. And it would have if the reactor had not been located behind the 'Iron Curtain', and operated by the USSR, which Russia was the center of in 1986. The secrecy and isolation of internal operations within the USSR, which we still see remnants of in modern Russia, surely played a part in this disaster. Had there been global participation in the Reactors development and operations, the problems that created the meltdown could have been foreseen and remedied. At the very least, after the meltdown, had the USSR allowed global expert help immediately rather than trying to keep the whole disaster and its aftermath as secretive as possible until the fall of the USSR in 1991, the global participation to help with the clean-up would have been instant and widespread. Lives could have been saved. Things would have been done differently. I often wonder what would have happened if the Berlin Wall had not come down, if the USSR had not come down, had the world never had access to what really happened at Chernobyl. It's too awful to even consider. I am so very grateful that we did eventually discover as much as we possibly could about Chernobyl and have made the site a vastly important research site for so many scientific fields of study. It has taught us much and has even given us some hope. Seeing how the flora and fauna have survived and adapted over nearly 40 years of complete isolation from the usual human destruction, has been fascinating to learn about, although I wish we could have learned about it in a much less devastating way.

I have to look for pictures of my Friends 2017 wedding. It was in Peekskill NY. It was a Ford Excursion as well. White, same thing (I know my vehicles) but I cant remember the name of the Limo company and I believe I only have pictures inside of it. There has to be a picture of it outside. I was their Man of honor! My point: IDK if it was that same limo.

I am allinwithyou

We have more power than we can be responsible for. We have an abundance of resources, that we poison and waste. We are so blessed, yet we act like we are at the edge of doom. We don't have the integrity to play with nuclear power. We continually make mistakes. And those mistakes cost lives. We have a long way to go before we can be trusted with something so volatile. We need to improve in other ways.

ooks fun asf though i'm ngl

5:00 now WHO thought that was a good idea.

Guess who visited Chalk River last summer visiting family

I feel bad for the fish. Poor soles 🐠 🪦

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As a draftswoman, I cringed at the draftsmen not adding the dead load to the math

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Humans used to be so badass.

Being a 45+ year resident of Florida, I 'member this..

0:57 Humanity is absolutely insane.

I LOVE AMERICAN GREED AND CONSUMERISM!!11

"It was only then she realized the *gravity* of her situation." 👀 I see what you did there!

I can remember driving through these villages with the giant spoils heaps and I remember seeing this disaster being reported on the news. I was about the age of most of the children killed. I was unaware of the shocking insensitivity and blame dodging of the aftermath.

IT IS SAID THAT THE LOCAL CATS CELEBRATE ANNUALLY , ON THE DATE OF THE DISASTER ,THEIR OWN THANKSGIVING DAY FEAST!!

When cellphones came out the very first thing I thought, was "great another way to kill ourselves "

The temperature was never anything less than perfect, except that one time