Chernobyl

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A friend of mine stopped there on his way to the UK from NZ for his 50th birthday treat! Said it was really interesting, enjoyable and also a bit sad to see. Go for it!
 
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I've considered it for a while but not actually bit the bullet and booked something. Friend of mine is going for his 40th next year.
 
When I was young we had some girl guides on exchange from that area, they were not very well. It was very sad.
 
My mate was offered 4 months work there on the ventilation, good money but he turned it down.

I’d like to go, got to be more interesting than Stonehenge and other such ‘attractions’.
 
You may came back glowing with ill health.

Joking aside that was a disaster that should not have happened. Political correctness prevented a junior control room operator from questioning the actions of a politically more senior person. Those actions created the disaster.
 
You may came back glowing with ill health.

Joking aside that was a disaster that should not have happened. Political correctness prevented a junior control room operator from questioning the actions of a politically more senior person. Those actions created the disaster.

More than that aside. Poor training, poor sharing of Opex and political pressure from above to achieve an experiment, then cancel it, then achieve it again. The fault that caused the reactor to be destroyed at Unit 4 had already happened, obviously to a lesser extent, at a similar RBMK the the recent past. (Reactivity excursion on shut-down rod insertion).

Nozzle
 
More than that aside. Poor training, poor sharing of Opex and political pressure from above to achieve an experiment, then cancel it, then achieve it again. The fault that caused the reactor to be destroyed at Unit 4 had already happened, obviously to a lesser extent, at a similar RBMK the the recent past. (Reactivity excursion on shut-down rod insertion).

Nozzle
Otherwise known as KABOOOOOOM
 
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