[captioned]"They must build a new sarcophagus soon, because the original one was hastily constructed and is disintegrating."
...and that was six, to seven years ago.
[captioned]"They must build a new sarcophagus soon, because the original one was hastily constructed and is disintegrating."
...and that was six, to seven years ago.
I remember the DOD wasn’t encrypting the satellite images, and the Swedes made the images available.
Many countries were impacted by this. I was living in Switzerland at the time. The plume and its remnanrs travelled through a lot of western Europe. In Switzerland we could not drink the milk produced locally for a period of time(if you needed milk you had to purchase powdered milk), had to take extra care to wash all vegetables, etc. It was quite frightening at the time because we thought we might be getting exposed to increased cancer risks.
The Last Film of Vladimir Shevchenko
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbCcutzXzYg
The word “hero” is thrown around so loosely nowadays, but those brave men who gave all to contain the radiation were heroes in the truest sense of the word.