We found a TURBINE from the Chernobyl nuclear plant☢Most CONTAMINATED place☢Visited grandma Masha

[@kreosann]

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[@dazzlingcheek-buster8512]

U guys are fantastic. I’ve watched a lot of documentaries about Chernobyl that little guy sus is fantastic last night I was watching your raisin cart on the train tracks when you got caught by the guards awesome video

[@ogkush2539]

Bless your souls for checking up on grandma and bringing her some supplies and things from my eyes it's very much appreciated since she getting older and lives alone thank you guy's from the bottom of our heart's ❤ Keep up the hard work Kreosan 💪🏼 And doing what you guy's are doing the work you fellow do does not go unnoticed and the dedication alone is such a great deed may the Lord repay you all and multiple what you guys do for our elders 🙏📿🛐 much love from U.S.A

[@ogkush2539]

Bless your souls for checking up on grandma and bringing her some supplies and things from my eyes it's very much appreciated since she getting older and lives alone thank you guy's from the bottom of our heart's ❤ Keep up the hard work Kreosan 💪🏼 And doing what you guy's are doing the work you fellow do does not go unnoticed and the dedication alone is such a great deed may the Lord repay you all and multiple what you guys do for our elders 🙏📿🛐 much love from U.S.A

[@wakenblakeyo]

Keep up the great work man Would love to come chill with y’all haha

[@hypewilkens]

Why is the channel removed now?

[@Kriswixx]

I am so glad to see she is still well!! Last time I got to see her was when Bald and Bankrupt visited a few times around 2020 so glad you guys are taking her food!! THANKS for you kind deeds.

[@fungo6631]

Bald also visited her?

[@Kriswixx]

@@fungo6631 yea a few times! That's where i saw her originally. was totally wondering how she was lately and there are a few others too cant remember the names. glad good people still care.

[@bigbasil1908]

@@Kriswixx I remember Bald visited Kolya 2 or 3 times

[@fungo6631]

@@Kriswixx Do you know which video is it? I only managed to find some video where he visited some Belarusian babushkas.

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

I remember that vid, it was heart warming lol

[@alexjohnson1612]

That turbine needs it's own sarcophagus

[@cazsmith2358]

It makes me so sad that people haven’t been respectful of Grandma Masha 😢 Please don’t bother her if your intentions aren’t good. She’s a lovely lady and doesn’t deserve to be harassed by morons. I love that these boys take care of her and treat her well ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@dansavka6727]

Your kinda hot.. are you 300 lbs or are you just as pretty as your face?

[@hookahqt4465]

May I ask who is Grandma Masha? or what are you referring to?

[@incorporeal3793]

Detecting numbers that high at a few yards means those were either Beta or Gamma radiation particles as Alpha can only travel an inch through the air. You're probably still not safe even 20 yards from those.

[@memesyandhorrorshorts]

True lol I'm very curious to how they haven't gotten sick from radiation yet

[@MikesRigs]

Total exposure is relative to the time you are radiated for. A few seconds at a high amount is ok, the less the radiation the more time you have. The big issue is getting hot particles on you or worse, in you, that stick around and do damage.

[@jamallabarge2665]

I'd be worried if there is any material that stuck to their shoes, hands or clothing.

[@incorporeal3793]

@@MikesRigs That's true.

[@Tankwiper]

I'm more worried that they are breathing in radioactive dust which will stay in the lungs for a long time. I haven't seen them using masks or respirators.

[@TheArchDemon729]

Crazy how you guys are so close to those turbines without wearing protective gear

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

Protective gear against what?

[@Milo-Emilio]

I’ve ate a piece of radium before and I’m ok. In America you over react and over think the actual effects of radiation. It’s not as bad as you think

[@snorttroll4379]

@@Milo-Emilio melts away

[@jaymenphillips8399]

@@snorttroll4379 w comment😂

[@JohnDoe-qy6oq]

@@Milo-Emilio Radium is highly radioactive and 2.7 million times more radioactive than the same molar amount of natural uranium. It emits alpha and gamma rays upon its decay, which can cause cancer and other disorders. I disagree. Take this for an answer and get yourself checked up bro.

[@techtinkerin]

Seeing бабушка really brought a tear to my eye. You're a good bunch of lads, look after yourselves! ☺️❤️👍⚛️

[@nibs6897]

Previously those unused steam turbine absorbed to much nuclear particles from fallout landed on those turbine. Turned into highly radioactive metals that really hard to removed. Just like turbine was soaked inside the nuclear reactor for very long period of time.

[@aaronwieman8368]

So happy you were able to visit grandma ma. Bless her

[@Skullgamer3_3]

your guy's documentary of Chernobyl is amazing and very educational and i really enjoy it best of luck on your adventures

[@Fabri_StalkerZone]

14:28 S.T.A.L.K.E.R Shadow of chernobyl ost theme of army warehouse

[@fearthehoneybadger]

Love your adventures. Especially difficult because of your current situation.

[@friedyt]

My guess is that those are the turbines from reactor 3 after it was dismantled. Or, it was from the 5th reactor which never finished construction.

[@erikpostema9656]

Thank you for posting a new video. I love you guys! Greetings from the Netherlands!

[@xorcyst420]

"there is so much radiation here we better leave quickly!" continues to stay in the area and constantly keep getting close to the highly radioactive objects lol

[@heather1667]

Your good boys for helping her , she looked happy to see you guys - if we could all live so simple …. Blessings to you

[@jeremydeansausages1985]

You guys set records every time you go there. You boys are pretty crazy and fun to watch. Hello from California

[@Stainless316L]

These guys obviously know exactly what they're doing regarding different types of radiation and how much dosage is. If not I'm not sure how long ther going to live.

[@janedoe2419]

Dude I was thinking the same thing. Like talking about fatal dosages and how dangerous it is, *stays within heavy radiation for a solid 2 minutes*

[@supercunthunt7756]

i like them, but tey dont care about health... like look when they swam iin that lake around chernobyl, or when they wanderered around asbestos cable tunnels in kiev lol

[@neymardasilvasantosjunior7347]

Seems like they didn’t see the picture from hisashi Ouchi , they seems like this cause they are young ect wait till they pass the 50 s

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

They didn't absorb anything dangerous, you can even walk on the 4th reactor core if you want to, nothing would happen to you, even tho radiation there is 428571 times more powerful.

[@supercunthunt7756]

cool story bro. but sadly wrong

[@1RdlekS]

14:10 little puppy 💀

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

Hello from Detroit Michigan brother thank you for sharing your adventure

[@TheTanelChannel]

I discovered the channel a few days ago, I have not been able to watch anything else for two days :D Great video work, great editing, great content, keep it up Kreosan!!

[@robine5280]

That robovoice is even worse than the last one. Checking again next year.

[@dez1989]

I'm glad to see you are doing well but for as long as you were near those turbines, it had to do some damage to you! All of you! It is NOT WORTH YOUR HEALTH to show such radioactive equipment! My God! That was April 1986 and those turbines are horribly contaminated! Even after all this time! You said they hadn't even been used yet! They had to be right near the middle of the explosion! They may have been ready to change out a few turbines, so these were near. I can't think of any other way they could be so contaminated! I worry about you guys! You've got to quit going to such dangerous places. In 10 or 20 years your health could be in jeopardy! It's not worth it my friends. Yes it is interesting content, however content will be of little consequence when you are dying or dead from exposure! Personally I would love to walk thru the remains of reactor hall #4. However that would be a 1 time event and I'd leave before the time I would be given in there would expire. So I do understand your motivation. However you have to think of your future and what your death would do to your family!

[@ps3master72]

Radiation dangers aside, you guys really need to wear good respirators and not breathe in the dust. Not only could it be radioactive and release particles inside of you (not good, causes cancer), this dust could also contain asbestos, which can also be a huge cancer risk when breathed into your lungs (because it stays lodged in your lungs forever and can mess up cell reproduction causing cancer). Mesothelioma cancer is no joke and is most often a death sentence, and can occur 20 to 40 years AFTER asbestos exposure. Don't worry, you aren't going to die if you breathed in a little bit of asbestos, but with increased exposure comes increased risk. Just be safe, guys. We don't want to see you get ill. ❤️

[@ollie4022]

The radiation is only little. Either it’s 3 milliroentgen per hour of millisieverts per hour, both relatively low quantities (3 millisieverts per hour is the higher of the two, still nothing to worry about). I know this for a fact because of it were 3 roentgen per hour or something ridiculously high such as that, it would not have been left on the surface like that. A lot of care has been taken to decontaminate and bury the hottest material. The turbines from Reactor 4 were likely buried. The hottest material you will find are small samples of reactor radionuclides (sand grain size) however much of this has also been removed in top soil burying processes. Contrary to the video commentary, titanium is rarely used in turbine blades, and is more likely to be nickel superalloy, again not worth much per kilogram (probably €10 kg scrap value) and so not worth the trouble to extract from the turbine housing.

[@dez1989]

@@ollie4022 I wonder how the guys are doing with all of this hell going on in their country. Honestly I've been worried about them all. My prayers, heart and thoughts go out to you guys and everyone in your country! May Putin and his followers rot in hell for what they've done to your country and all it's people.

[@dez1989]

@@ollie4022 Thank you my friend! May God bless you in these trying times.

[@camresearch5120]

Turbine 4 from the reactor 2 fire 🔥 in the 90s. Short circuit blew the turbine hall for reactor 2. Almost had a second meltdown 😕

[@PJL7095]

Ahh yes … Grandma Masha!! I visited her in January 2021. Brought her vodka, cigarettes & head cheese. Need to go visit her again. She makes the best pickled onions & beets. Puts hair on the chest.

[@TopShota710]

Nice to see grandmas still doing good

[@OH8EFI]

But what units of measurement are used in the video? Milliroentgen?

[@katlincleary1988]

I love the granny. Thank you for your videos. Love your Channel.

[@nadieselgirl]

Welcome to my backyard. There is a lot of interesting abandoned stuff here in Colorado. There is some awesome abandoned stuff in New Mexico and Arizona too, from our early obsession with trains and the automobile. Enjoy your visit!

[@TheInsultInvestor]

wat

[@jtdilauro]

@@TheInsultInvestor ong (on granny)

[@uki9846]

,,the radiation here is just crazy!,, *continues to walk toward the radiation*

[@TheLoruy]

GUYS! 50,000! THIS METAL RADIATES! YES ! *Keeps getting closer*

[@poeticdisaster7500]

Thank you guys for all these videos ! Our hearts are with UA.🌻

[@MBMb-dl1em]

15:06 shooting star top right

[@katelynfikes8414]

Yikes! I am a NMT RT(N). We were taught that over 40 mr/hr - RUN for the hills! These guys are getting a tremendous amount of exposure. God bless your work. I wouldn’t do it until my deathbed; and plan on it. Phenomenal work guys, be safe and stay healthy!

[@gpo746]

What scale are those measurements in please? Micro Sieverts or Milli Sieverts ? I cant see the screen as it flickers so much . 1 million of anything radioactive does not sound good either way! Glad grandma is ok and she recognised Dima .

[@ujification3504]

You guys are funny. We must leave quickly!". Stays longer and looks at it .

[@jacksimper5725]

I wonder how she is now with a war raging all about her ,has she been treated with respect

[@AIRJordan0225]

What unit do those dosimeters measure in?

[@thegeek3295]

I'm curious too, At one point Alex says 79,000 then he says a peak of 1,000,000. If that's 1M micro sieverts which is 1 sievert, I believe can be fatal after 1 hour. But even a short exposure of 1 sievert will leave damage. If those numbers are real they have most likely done damage to themselves?

[@FUG_GOOGL]

@@thegeek3295 4-5 Sv: Dose required to kill a human with a 50% risk within 30 days (LD50/30), if the dose is received over a very short duration

[@Dobviews]

This would have been measurements of microroentgen or milliroentgen. 7,000 -9,000 equals 70 microsievert or 14 dental scans. He mentioned 1 million at one point... That would be 1 Roentgen or equal to 1,754 dental scans. Their greatest danger in these areas is breathing in the dust from the rusting metal ingesting dust by touching something then putting hands in mouth, eating something contaminated by their own hands.

[@zechariahdymond4358]

Truly baffles me, radioactive though it was nvr installed...

[@kevingilbert9695]

It's a wonder his hand didn't cook at that level.

[@technologic21]

The spot with the highest readings were the rubber gaskets on the turbines. They came in direct contact with irradiated water as it moved through the system😱

[@FireballPSNMods]

Someone make sure to archive this channel

[@pattskatoey3139]

I wouldn’t have wanted to go back out in that cold after relaxing at granny’s house.

[@BikerBenny]

Its like being in a bucket of death, what a horror

[@jdmbeats]

Just curious: If the metal being stolen is radioactive, is it still radioactive after being melted down, refined and re-poured, molded etc.?? Because, on the last episode Kreosan mentions something about stolen radioactive-Silver being made into jewelry.

[@riippumatonlinja]

Of course its radioactive after melting. Thats why big legal metal scrappers have alarms for any radioactivity. But most propably those are not getting scraps, but shady metal dealers with no care about safety.

[@LifeguardLeroy]

there was a case in Taiwan where radioactive metal was recycled into building materials making a lot of people sick.

[@MaxArceus]

Nothing you can do it will make it not radioactive. ..except maybe putting it into one of those turbines they use to split U238 from U235, that might also work for splitting other metals.. But that's not feasible. So yeah, melting it down won't do shit, and it keeps being dangerous.

[@jdmbeats]

Thanks for the explanations. I assumed the heat generated during melt-down (no pun intended) would render the metal safe, and destroy any radiation particles. That's very fascinating, I learned something new today. 👍

[@MaxArceus]

@@jdmbeats Funny thing you should mention a melt down. During a nuclear melt down, the fuel overheats itself, and literally melts down. The super heated molten uranium lava eats its way through concrete and any other stuff it might encounter, turning into corium. Once cooled down (takes decades) it's still extremely dangerous and radioactive. In short, whether or not a material is radioactive is independent from the state of matter. Gas can be radioactive too, like radon gas

[@TheTimTim]

It truly is shame that people are rude to masha... but it is awesome to see people live there

[@saltwaterdrinker]

I loved that bit of advice around 14:25.

[@tomacco3k]

Me too. This is very good advice!

[@Dawntana]

“Its highly contaminated, we must leave quickly” *proceeds to stand next to it with radiation detector*

[@gemizu4874]

I wonder if this location with the contaminated turbines will be in Stalker 2?

[@scottcol23]

I would assume that scrap yards would have a dosemeter/Geiger counter to test metals being sold so that they wouldn't accidentally buy contaminated stuff. But who knows.

[@CherylPix62]

Yay! We get to see Grandma Babushka! 😊💗

[@cazsmith2358]

Grandma Masha!!!! 😍😍😍😍

[@toastfan23]

What units do they measure in?

[@SW0000A]

This stuff all seems to be filmed before the war. Is there any updates on how all these guys are doing? Are they conscripted and fighting in the war?

[@Chanelushka]

Он за границей

[@jamallabarge2665]

At 9:52 - Soviet era bus stop. At 12:55 - classic Russian brick oven??

[@johno9507]

This is not a turbine, it's the Stator assembly that directs steam onto the turbine blades.

[@dreck66666]

Yep

[@stratiosastero6880]

is it from reactor unit 4 ?

[@timmys8823]

So what your trying to say is thats not a turbine, but it is bought assembled with a turbine and the turbine can't work without it. So basically your comment makes about as much sense as using a fucking waterproof teabag for tea got ya

[@ljts7587]

@@timmys8823 I agree the whole assembly looks there so yes it’s a turbine. The title doesn’t say inside the workings of a turbine. Common sense seems somewhat a thing of the past. It’s like saying a car engine (internal combustion engine) if some want to get picky and saying no it isn’t a car engine it’s a piston rod.

[@poolshoesandrandomscrews1156]

Yea it’s a turbine just not a pneumatic turbine, it’s a hydro pump being a water turbine.

[@mitchsterling3266]

I am so happy to have you guys. I am so sad about Chernobyl. I hope to meet you once day. Videos like these give me hope for Chernobyl.

[@AutoMoose]

I'm very glad yall are still able to make videos. But I am curious how your still able to go out there with the military presence. Do you have to be even more careful?

[@CB.PLAY.C]

From the uk well sonw great content been watching for ages now keep it up stay safe

[@USARWiki]

How turbines ended there...

[@benjaminmendenhall4497]

Oh wow that is a lot of radiation on those things 50,000 that is not safe

[@szariq7338]

Dear Team of Kreosan, Since you give so much of your souls to this abandoned city, I want to help a bit and suggest some actions, that may help you later on, but first: Have you considered to take the more legal route to the Zone? You could get a pass and on example carry stocks of food and water, while with an illegal entrance you would have to carry only more questionable equipment? Unless since authorities watch your videos you could have trouble by legally entering, then this gets a bit complicated. So now my advice: 1) If it's possible, try to bury some stuff (like food or materials) in cold spots regarding radiation with the help of a cheap sapper shovel you could carry over the border. Then since after digging in radioactive soil it wouldn't be smart to take it back try hiding it on example under a balcony or behind a piece of furniture. This way you won't have to spend more money for the same thing that Pripyat delivery gives you. 2) I don't know about the sense of this one, but would cutting down vegetation from uncomfortable and dumb places and treating with herbicydes has any sense? I don't know if it classifies as a destruction or cleaning the mess. 3) If you plan on renovating some more flats, I'd suggest hiding in a total wilderness some furniture, that you'd plan on using. Greetings from Poland.

[@innovationtalk3734]

Buts that's not the way of the Kreosan team

[@szariq7338]

@@innovationtalk3734 Still I think their legs would prefer carrying only the illegal stuff instead of tushonkas and water.

[@jwwalker688]

@@szariq7338 you're obviously a certified Pollack whom nobody should listen to

[@judlex7300]

I am from poland too

[@aprestoargentino5695]

This is pre war footage. Unlikely people will be venturing into the Zone since it's close to Belarus and probably rigged with mines.

[@basketcase1146]

Good to see Grandma Masha is still getting around.

[@judlex7300]

guys!!! This radiation is so dangerous, dont risk your life, we want more videos

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

A plane flight will expose you to more radiation than standing near that turbine, it's not dangerous.

[@BLKBRDD]

This guy ain’t having children, god have mercy

[@darkjasonsanderson]

Brothers I can't wait for the next adventure. You are the best entertainment around plus knowledge.

[@genehunsinger3981]

YOU are easy to please.

[@jonesyjonesy724]

Next time you visit babushka give her a hug from Kansas USA and tell her she is in our prayers!

[@rika6514]

I am glad these are still doing good, I was thinking about them now that war has broken out.

[@lands1459]

i wonder if those were the turbines from reactor 4 or if they were just nearby when the accident happened

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

When the accident happened, pieces of the reactor went inside the turbines, these turbines in the video aren't radioactive at all, actual 4th reactor turbines would be 10000+ times more radioactive.

[@tdogtimrichmond5629]

Love your Video Be safe. Out there 👍✌️

[@howicrashed7878]

Have you guys ever had radiation poisoning

[@thegeek3295]

I think Anton got sick from the bucket of death a few years ago but the numbers around the turbine are very dangerous. 1 hour could be fatal, but even 10 minutes will make you feel ill. 1,000,000 micro sieverts is very very bad.

[@euvo_sound]

One of thier members did

[@KlineDeere]

I'm half a world away in Pennsylvania but i love her she is so sweet i really hope the russians left her alone.

[@giacomospagna5721]

Can you make a pripyat map whit safe and dangerous zones

[@supercat380]

I hope these ' explorers' are not glowing with radiation today. Especially combined with your nuclear waste swim in Chernobyl😮

[@Meloplayz7x]

Greats from Germoney. 😌✌️

[@I_am_BiG_Al]

Holly molly guys

[@pauligunz5686]

Probably goes to one sievert an hour....

[@jasonb8705]

Good seeing you all. I miss Kamrad hope he is doing well

[@jgedutis]

That turbine looks like a real hell guys. Be careful.

[@123gh]

i notice the layout of the house and bed also lol nice

[@jeremydeansausages1985]

I bet when you guys visit gramdmamasha it makes her so happy. That's very cool of you

[@brianmatt4822]

Much love , snowy winters , love,much love to your Gramma!!!!

[@Godzilla20191]

I’m gonna be at my grandmas house when this comes out so that means I’ll have absolute garbage internet so I can’t watch this sadly

[@genehunsinger3981]

HAhaHAHAha

[@lodzalater8169]

Sorry Bro , at least if you get thus notification , the episode was Lit .

[@flamingkillermc2806]

if you take the metal, and then melt it down and remake it would it remove the radiation?

[@Tankwiper]

Nope. There are even houses built out of radioactive steel by accident.

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

radiation is emitted by unstable matter, that is heavy isotopes, they're too heavy, so they emit radiation to lose that weight, the radioactive matter is usually dust, if you remelt the metal, the radioactive dust will be remelted with it.

[@Tr1Hard777]

You guys are crazy and i love it.

[@SamMarkham]

Wow that is a highly radioactive area. Amazing.

[@Acheron666]

They’re measuring in micro sieverts. 20,000 micro sieverts is 0.02 mili sieverts. There are 1000 mili sieverts to a sievert and 5 sieverts upwards is where it gets deadly. So that means they’d need to be measuring at least 5,000,000 micro sieverts to be in any danger as 5,000,000 micro sieverts = 5000 mili sieverts = 5 sieverts. They are literally in no danger as long as they don’t stand in the middle of that turbine for hours or days, depending on radiation levels.

[@BenHelweg]

@@Acheron666 He was claiming 1,000,000 at one point with that lump of material. That'd be kind of bad right? I always thought once you hit full sieverts it was danger zone.

[@Tankwiper]

@@Acheron666 I thought they're measuring in milliroentgens or microroentgens.

[@Acheron666]

@@BenHelweg 1 sievert is bad if you stand there like an idiot for 2 hours and over. But someone is saying they are measuring in micro roentgen (pretty sure I seen uSV, not UR on their detectors), which if they are, would make the levels detected even less, as that 1,000,000 figure would then be 1 roentgen and there’s 100 roentgen to 1 sievert. So if that is the case you’re talking about 100 mili sieverts at most.

[@littletimmy9686]

@@TankwiperI believe they were

[@nangma07]

Next time you see grandma give her hugs from Scotland. LLSG ❤️ 🍀 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👵

[@ametrinemoon]

Me too! I'm north east scotland

[@STriderFIN77]

you are so close to that Force o.O

[@Killerspieler0815]

Chernobyl NPP was a (graphite moderated pressure tubes) boiling water reactor = radioactive steam directly drives the turbine blades

[@bradbrown8759]

Unreal... And they dump it in the ditch...

[@monolit15]

Thats why they where separators for each loop

[@roybm3124]

@@monolit15 Also non nuclear boilers have steam/water drum separators. I don’t think it changes much about the radioactivity.

[@CSIS-Spy]

You guys are crazy! Those are dangerous levels of radiation!

[@regnadkcin6702]

It's just a piece of junk. Calling out numbers without saying the activity level means nothing.

[@ululuskiappaski190]

Love to grandma ma ma❤🖖🏿

[@88_Delta]

Without Comrade and Sus it's so relaxing.

[@maxwalker-re1sk]

Why are these dumped so far from the plant aren't they on the other side of the plant water way? / river?

[@chrishossack445]

The tractor they got running is in international news, it's being used to tow mortar rounds to Ukraine mortar crews

[@KarldorisLambley]

what are the numbers he keeps referring to? surely not Rads, Grays, or Roentgens?

[@Манлетопия]

uR/hr so 1R/hr at most

[@jordanbell4736]

Sieverts

[@KarldorisLambley]

@@jordanbell4736 thank you

[@Bluecolord]

if that is measured in sieverts that is like 10x the deadly dose in there

[@RynaxAlien]

Video made just before Russian military invasion into Chernobyl

[@Thessalonian]

Where is Dima and Bono today September 2022 have not seen them for a long time are they ok?

[@skrtskrtcat7490]

Hey where is Zeus? Havnt seen him in a long time

[@chernobyl86]

да ладно ребята: самоселы выживают благодаря сталкерам и туристам? серьезно?! *)) как же они выживали когда вас не было то, а их было 600-700 человек? благодетели блин