Chernobyl NPP. Burn through the wall of the 4th power unit. 1986. 06.

[@MarkSentMe]

Thank you for posting these videos. They put faces and names with the incredible work they did. Thank you.

[@paranormalshadowssociety7402]

These videos are amazing.

[@DKT1970]

such brave men. thank you.

[@jamesbulldogmiller]

These brave heroes saved the world.

[@vincentvangogh4174]

3:50 Tom Hardy was there too, he hasn't aged at all.

[@anandnairkollam]

he is unkillable!

[@RebecaCormanBarrón]

Tom Hardy? Yo diría Tom selleck,no?😝

[@alex_6911]

HAHAHAHAHA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@willn851]

Just like every construction site I’ve ever seen. One guy working, 4 others standing around. Can’t believe they’re all just standing there eating radiation.

[@jacobcarolan1172]

Even for just useing an oxy lance indoors that safety gear is totally inadequate.

[@Andizu1]

03:34 'could you please remove your mask' WHAT!? And not just the big mask, the pignose as well...

[@markbowles2382]

I can tell you those magnesium "burning rods" they are using are hell on earth brother....I witnessed them being used a few times in my younger days at the shipyard and mercy the heat was unbearable and the smoke it produced was dark green and caustic...we hammered on some thick concrete tyback walls for 2 days straight with 40 and 90 lb. hammers and every kind of bit they had...finally the yard engineer gave the word and a welder showed up with that gear and a pallet full of these long pipes...the older fellas said watch now boy cause your fixing to see something....i will never forget it...we were out in an open area, it was a pit but we had blue sky overhead...i cant imagine being in a closed up space with those damn things...the fumes alone was toxic cloud and the rod had to be changed when it was down to 3 or 4 feet the heat was so unbearable.

[@robotbjorn4952]

90lb hammer? Is this a pneumatic tool?

[@twiztid1fiddy]

@@robotbjorn4952 ours were pneumatic yes. Not sure about his. I worked a shipyard as well

[@thefreedomguyuk]

They wore sanitary hats, as to not contaminate the environment with loose human hairs. How thoughtful. And how scary that the heads of the relevant ditectorates were that clueless.

[@davidparker4501]

Hair is hollow and easily absorbs radiation,the hats were used to help keep hot spots (aka radioactive particles,dust ect)from contaminating the workers head.

[@thefreedomguyuk]

@@davidparker4501 It would not have had any safety effect whatsoever.

[@neozen6890]

@@thefreedomguyuk Radiation is deadly in high doses and it can lead to long term damage

[@Alex-Proud-American]

as they cut through the wall and they're 10 meters from the reactor they say its perfectly safe! Soviet union at its finest

[@tochka832]

radiation is not magic, not all types can penetrate meters of concrete and possibly lead in some places

[@Alex-Proud-American]

@@tochka832 its scary tho, and i dont trust nothing bruh. every second they stay standing in the wrong spot the shave years or months off their lives

[@jackal3311]

I would give all the fortune for all these videos with commentary and english subtitles. I search for all CNPP material it interests me very much. Do you take donations? How come these videos have never been shown so far? Please upload on youtube everything you can!!!

[@nicostenfors5690]

jackal3311 Yes he should keep them coming

[@nightspell23]

maybe he upload something about the famous 3 divers

[@BluntForceTrauma666]

I guess something changed since your comment, because right now, clicking the "cc" on the video gives me english subtitles...

[@jesseboombatts]

Yep awesome stuff! This guy should make mad money and sell a DVD set... The one video where their actually inside the reactor vessel with the molten fuel is ridiculous... kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHTGgpqmn9aseNk

[@nickvanhouwelingen]

You could turn om captions

[@edmundovalentindiaz7109]

6:24 Golden Corridor 💀😦...el cruzar por ese pasillo significaba exponerse a altas dosis de radiacion ⚠

[@chako2872]

Solo eran 5 Roentgens,lo cual no era tan peligroso pero tampoco se tenía que pasar caminando normal

[@politicstoday8002]

0,4 sieverts for 3 days of work down there

[@paranormalshadowssociety7402]

Could you remove the mask & answer some questions? Sure, I can remove the mask & get more of a dosage of radiation.

[@dalimilmatousek4074]

it doesn't work like that! they had fireproof equipment afterall

[@javi8714]

Czarinov It protects against the intake of radioactive dust; especially alpha-emitters

[@JEGtennis]

Even though the masks they wore probably didn’t help

[@AdrianoCROST]

@@dalimilmatousek4074 It does work like that because even dust is radioactive and it stays in your body.

[@dalimilmatousek4074]

@@AdrianoCROST yes but it can get through as well including your skin, not mentioning gamma radiation so.... :-]

[@pyrusrex2882]

What kind of cutting torch were they using?

[@The42Petes]

a thermal lance

[@thefreedomguyuk]

They are thermic lances. Steel pipes, with steel/aluminium strands inside. Pressurised air is being blown through the pipe, when ignited, the oxydation of the burning steel/aluminium gives off a temperature of over 4000°C. They are fantastic tools, can cut through every known material.

[@elonlovesyou]

It is called air arcing

[@straponsandstuff93r99]

Lightsabre

[@Palmerrip]

Good men, awful government they live under. One who doesn't care about people and has no morals.

[@aritraghosh5744]

Didn't you just describe pretty much the whole world?

[@Palmerrip]

@@aritraghosh5744 Most but not all. There are spme good places.

[@aritraghosh5744]

@@Palmerrip that's true, but like an infection, it's only a matter of time.

[@pupplementarypupplements5804]

@@aritraghosh5744 wat a fockin outlook m8

[@aritraghosh5744]

@@pupplementarypupplements5804 not being a pessimist, just how the world is.

[@peterphil9686]

Interview in 2000 mSv flux... wow...only in Russia

[@schrainerwinkler4801]

Chernobyl isnt even in russia! 🙈

[@peterphil9686]

Schrainer Winkler you don’t speak ... have not been... it was USSR when constructed and the behaviour is what makes it Russian esque

[@schrainerwinkler4801]

@@peterphil9686 so an US-dumbfuck really knows about that? Congratulations, sir! You won a cheeseburger!

[@peterphil9686]

Schrainer Winkler you have no Russian blood

[@851995STARGATE]

@@schrainerwinkler4801 lol troll

[@ToppDogg73]

Why do they always sound like they are arguing when they're talking?

[@ConsumeYourSoul619]

ToppDogg73 probably because they’re plasma cutting into a fucking nuclear reactor at Chernobyl.

[@TimurSulutdinov]

Are you from South Korea ?

[@ToppDogg73]

@@TimurSulutdinov UK

[@LaserTractor]

ToppDogg73 russian language As a russian I can say they're trying to look brave and funny

[@xzevious69]

Because they're real men

[@robertholsopple9451]

You have the best videos

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Incredible True horror

[@Emmet72]

In Soviet Russia, reactor turns on you!

[@mams631]

Very dangerous

[@TheRebelyell666]

The guy ran away an was never found...hmmm they probably found the guy and shot him for dead in the woods

[@boskee]

LOL. You’ve been fed too much American propaganda. Those were volunteers, no one forced them, not to mention shooting anyone. Jesus wept.

[@Tmp866]

This guys. You can see the fear in their eyes. They were forced to say it was "safe" and "normal"

[@mzflighter6905]

USSR: bad USA: good As always

[@666222333111]

they weren't forced they just didn't know and were lied to. but they still went and did the work saving lives. real life heroes not some hollywood shit

[@MarkSentMe]

@@666222333111 They did what had to be done. Who else was going to do it? The average Joe on the streets in Ukraine (just like the average Joe in the streets here in the USA) probably did not and does not know exactly how a nuke plant works. Most of the USA's knowledge of nuke plants came from the Three Mile Island incident and later- the Simpsons! Now that the Chernobyl mini-series was on HBO, everyone is a nuclear physicist. ;)

[@JesseReinosa]

Who shot this videos? Who is the interviewer? Footage is amazing. Why woukd the Soviet Union allowed this recording?

[@ilic1233]

Mans is heroes!

[@execprotect6147]

Do all old Russian men go to the same barber and buy their sweaters at the same store?

[@BA_1002]

Yeah that’s kinda how Communism works

[@cabinfevrr]

Da, comrade

[@jonlewis6357]

Yes actually.

[@raylrodr]

Thats no different than all the young guys here shaving their heads, getting neck tattoos and wearing their caps backwards. Its the herd mentality.

[@buildthings79]

@@raylrodr You forgot the track suits, gold chains and getting out in traffic and trying to kick the ass of the guy in front of you while techno music is still blasting in their car.

[@marcelomuniz4972]

Wtf king Robert was doing in Chernobyl?

[@Eliq09]

his last hunting

[@souloukex6680]

Heroes

[@BD-cm7xc]

Where are the feminist when the shtf!

[@durkdiggler5138]

I'm like 500!!!!yay!!!!

[@alielabdimarras7965]

One remark : The RMBK has no reactor vessel

[@sajuente8235]

The reactor pit is made of reinforced concrete and has dimensions 21.6 by 21.6 by 25.5 metres (71 ft × 71 ft × 84 ft). It houses the vessel of the reactor, made of a cylindrical wall and top and bottom metal plates. The vessel contains the graphite stack and is filled with a helium-nitrogen mixture for providing an inert atmosphere for the graphite and for mediation of heat transfer from the graphite to the coolant channels.

[@roybm3124]

You mean it has no outer containment vessel.

[@gufoscuro]

wrong. it actually has some kind of vessel, but there's not a primary containment (something wrapping the vessel and other stuff) not sure if would have been helpful btw, since the explosion was huge...

[@TheRebelyell666]

That had to be one hell of an explosion

[@homefront3162]

Everyone died right?

[@mzflighter6905]

Wrong

[@jackmehoff2363]

According to soviet union, everyone lived happily ever after. After all nothing bad ever happened in the cccp. Not even murder. Cause murder is a capitalist problem.

[@666222333111]

i think 2 of them are still alive.

[@HappyFlapps]

Ruckin' Fussians

[@Talachachannel]

Kurwa mash...

[@jamesbulldogmiller]

Azael Estefania da

[@lobojames5766]

.

[@idagama686]

Heroes