I Explored Chernobyl's Hospital Basement... What We Found Was TERRIFYING!

[@Abandonedexplorer]

Can we beat the last video on likes guys. Please help me by dropping one. Also best comment below will get pinned to the top and a shout-out in the next video

[@pauljones8135]

Thou this was under Russian control

[@Fizzure3000]

I think you have put the videos in the wrong order mate, you latest video uploaded 4 hours ago ended up with you saying "in the next episode, we are going into the hospital basement"....but that is this video, uploaded before that one lol

[@cyberleaderandy1]

I worked in the nuclear industry for several years, dealing with radiation testing daily and you wouldn't get me down there ever ! 😊 Btw, its a radiation meter, not a Geiger counter. Thats a specific brand, like hoover or dyson and hand held meters like yours have different features to an actual geiger counter.

[@WestcoastAudiGuy]

Geiger counter isn't the "brand" it's the method of detection - Geiger principle / geiger-muller tube.

[@rickthompson1422]

....studied Chernobyl on and off for years. Highlight of my life; touring Pripyat and Chernobyl May 2015... the entire region is beautiful...had to really be beautiful prior to the incident in 1986. Reactor #4 only operated for about 12 years before contaminating the region for eternity...

[@rolandgustafsson5655]

How could he walk around in there without covering his hands?🤔

[@Wolf-6567]

Your protective gear is woefully inadequate. You have disturbed the dust particles and you probably have inhaled them to a high dose. Then you failed through lack of knowledge and training to decontaminate. I would seriously get proper medical checks, not only was your gear shit, no gloves etc, but the amount to time in the environment. I wish you well. Maybe wasn't the best choice.

[@bobsmith-qz2pv]

Breathing radioactive dust isn't that big of a deal

[@RurouniHeero]

Protective gear? At least they had some, the guide only had a mask and didn't have anything else. Particles must have contaminated his clothes. Personally I would have at least put my Terra-P dosimeter in a plastic bag to protect it, good luck decontaminating that thing.

[@ettorevillani]

@@RurouniHeero Probably the guide already knows what his fate is.

[@RurouniHeero]

@@ettorevillani Or he simply don't care. Cause if you use proper equipment, I have to say that nothing would happen from that exposure. The thing is, I work in a medical facility transporting radioisotopes and those levels in that basement coming from the contaminated clothes, even though they're high, they're not high enough to do tissue damage unless they enter the body.

[@l0vebvq368]

Your gear does NOT seem good enough for the task, please get some medical checks soon!!

[@cottonaj]

When I was in high school (25yrs ago) we had a class called outdoor education where we learned things like orienteering, canoeing, archery and shooting air rifles. One kid decided yeah, even after the teacher made it clear to never aim at a person, he would aim his unloaded gun at the teacher and got kicked out of the class. I think that was the same year as the Columbine shooting so ours was the last year they taught gun usage. Now they teach everyone what to do when there’s idiots waiving guns around. Good footage, but safety does seem a little lax.

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

The heel on one of those boots in the main hallway probably still reads at 3,000+ as it did years ago, too.

[@DJDannyN2009]

Wasn’t the basement recently filled in with sand to stop people getting in?

[@andrewcollins8774]

You couldn’t pay me enough to go there since I see this on TV documentary. I know how radioactive that place is. You really shouldn’t have gone there. You might of wanted to go. But I see how radioactive it was.

[@Produkt_R]

Have you seen the video of the guy riding his race bike in the basement? No protective clothes, the video looks to be deleted :(

[@Produkt_R]

You'll find it if you google for: Hospital 126 bike

[@madenabyss6981]

This was a interesting video all those shoes and stories they could tell at that time.

[@Superskunk2209]

I've been in the basement in fall 2021 on a non-official tour. But at this time the stairs were buried and we had to climb through a window. Thanks for the video!

[@Abandonedexplorer]

That is awesome!

[@crazyblindguy]

Very amazing video well done and keep up the great work

[@margaretwallis4277]

You cover your shoes but are in there with bare hands, you're crazy

[@JodieJ1960]

Very interesting.Thank you.

[@1101nz]

I saw on another YT vid , that basement entrance has now been blocked off . For obvious reasons :-0

[@Fizzure3000]

I commented this in his latest video, five years ago there was a lot of photos of all the entrences to the basement being sealed up with sand...I guess someone digged it out lol

[@NicholasRiviera-Dr]

@9:58 I was expecting everything to be glowing green 😬

[@MachinesOfInterest]

You are getting the same exposure as the liquidators, the amount of dust down there that is not visible to the naked eye is very high.

[@ettorevillani]

Full protected with "safety equipment" but no gloves. Congratulations.

[@DecrepidPenguin]

I thought the basement was sealed off

[@davestrang8585]

The basement of death😢

[@davestrang8585]

No spiders ??

[@mastanshaikh9357]

Bro take care of ur life man ❤❤

[@Jollyjilly58]

Very interesting but not somewhere I’d choose to go. I do worry about the safety of it for your health . Look after yourself

[@Abandonedexplorer]

I'm safe just got an extra arm now

[@Jollyjilly58]

@ 🤣🤣there’s a joke there but it’s too early 🤣🤣

[@ExploringAndMe]

I never been such an interesting spot those shoes are insane glad you have a meter i still want one

[@Abandonedexplorer]

Cheers pal hope your well

[@dogthewalker8071]

6:40 Time to bust-a-move out of that place.

[@Abandonedexplorer]

Hahahaha

[@alexjohnson1612]

Somebody has taken the firefighters hat out of the hospital basement room as a souvenir 😮

[@Abandonedexplorer]

No way

[@alexjohnson1612]

@Abandonedexplorer yeah do you remember a white one with a red cross its on most of the other vids & photos Anton with Kreosan took a pair of wellies out of the Jupiter factory.

[@timsherry-s6q]

Your right that's scary it's most likely out irradiating some poor family that has no idea how dangerous it is. Or some radiation nut has it in their collection.

[@JKanavalla]

Was it 2000 mSV instead 2000 µSv near of those boots?

[@littlesparklerofficial]

2000 mSv? Never. They will suffer from ARS.

[@RurouniHeero]

2000 µSv so 2 mSV, still quite high but localized there, so unless you take the boot in your hand and hold it for an hour or two, taking pictures or videos for 10-15 minutes in the basement is rather safe, with proper equipment... That guide was reckless, never seen one like that. Even Stalkers know better.

[@jarrie77]

100 microSievert , its decaying fast. Probably a lot of Cesium and possibly Cobalt.

[@perpetualgrin5804]

Morphine addicts will go to the most extreme places for their next ' hit '.

[@JPickettIII]

When you get in the basement there is a ladder that goes into a hole in the wall, where did that go?

[@kanmarifer9182]

I was getting tiered of the footage of a beeping thingy. Hope u guys are ok

[@EMI.princess]

En qué año visitaste prypiat?

[@melaniecortez1423]

What should it be at? The raidiation meter?

[@LawriesCameras]

All the high tech kit 😅 sponsored by £land 😂

[@geordieurbex2200]

Your paper suit and mask nd black bags on your feet wont stop the radiation 😂😂

[@olymp-c8l]

It does not have to. The radiation at this level is insignificant for such a short period of time. But what it does is help against getting contaminated with radioactive dust and particles.

[@geordieurbex2200]

@olymp-c8l that would be OK if you were walking around most of the buildings in the town, after the big clean up operation, but the basement of the hospital was never cleaned up

[@mrlister2000]

Why wasn't the clothing incinerated?

[@Tekwyzard]

Fire doesn't destroy radio nucleotides, all it would have done is to make them airborne contaminating everything around them as they went.

[@slayo710]

Interesting stuff. Was this after the Russian invasion?

[@dadventure6915]

Your protective gear would protect you from small doses of Alpha radiation but not Gamma, you need lead or another dense material to protect you from that, you've exposed yourself to very high levels of radiation for the sake of a youtube video

[@Eireman_on_Twitch]

The risk is not in short exposure, but having radioactive materials in dust inhaled. Once inside, nearby tissue would be subject to CONSTANT decay products, alpha, beta, and gamma, and that is the risk. The suits won’t block alpha particles nearly as well as the water content of the dermis (living skin cells); the purpose of the suits is simply to prevent bringing decaying materials out inside the body. Short term exposure of 15-20 minutes, even at 100 milli-sieverts per hour, should only affect skin cells, which fortunately have a short life in terms of human physiology.

[@SusanLostSoulsExploring]

Awesome video 🙏♥️ Have you been since the Russians were there?

[@Abandonedexplorer]

No but planning a trip 😁

[@SusanLostSoulsExploring]

@Abandonedexplorer oh epic, pack me in your suitcase please 😜🤣 Keep us posted 🙏♥️

[@samorayee420]

😂😂😂😂 you are in war zone if they capture you you will done for ever did you know that

[@Rich-h8i]

Been all through cherny unofficial visit went all over ten years ago never had a problem.all the sooth sayers with their panicked statements.