I would like to know what you guys think about this story

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Posted by Myway on Apr-28-2005 00:54:

I would like to know what you guys think about this story

http://news.independent.co.uk/europ...sp?story=633671

I assume that somebody might already know this.

Posted by Ex-Man on Apr-28-2005 00:57:

Thats one scarry story, is it real???

Posted by cmack on Apr-28-2005 03:03:

I've heard before that the sarcophagus was poorly built. That's nuts, but the lovely kicker is back a few days after the accident happened.

1 MAY:
Despite clouds of radiation overhead, authorities encourage locals to turn out for May Day parade in nearby Kiev.

Lovely

Posted by DarkAngel on Apr-28-2005 03:07:

Aw, swell.

Posted by tatgirl on Apr-28-2005 03:21:

That is absolutely frightening on SO many levels....

Posted by Sly_Guy on Apr-28-2005 03:30:

just build a larger shell around the original one. Not a really big problem. However, it will cost a substantial amount of money, but considering the alternative, I'm sure that there will be enough international pressure on them to take care of this mess.

Posted by j_spot on Apr-28-2005 03:46:

have you guys ever seen pictures from the chernobyl rider?
its breathtaking and so eerie all at once.

Posted by tatgirl on Apr-28-2005 03:49:

quote:
Originally posted by j_spot
have you guys ever seen pictures from the chernobyl rider?
its breathtaking and so eerie all at once.

pics or stfu.

Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-28-2005 03:52:

http://library.thinkquest.org/3426/...arcophagus.html

http://www.chernobyl.info

The international communications platform on the longterm consequences of the Chernobyl disaster.

Posted by arek on Apr-28-2005 03:52:

great pics

Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-28-2005 03:55:

ABOVE: After the explosion.

ABOVE: Present day sarcophagus.

ABOVE: Nearby abandoned town of Solnechny, Belarus.

ABOVE: Abandoned city of Pripyat, near the Chernobyl plant. Radiation levels allow only brief visits to the area.

ABOVE: Special medal awarded to those who fought to bring the fires at Chernobyl under control at a great risk to themselves.

Posted by arek on Apr-28-2005 03:57:

http://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/k...d/chapter1.html

i think this is the site j_spot was talkin about.

haha "I don't count those couple of times when "experts" tried to invent an excuse to give me a shower, because those had a lot more to do with physical biology than biological physics"

that's too much.

Posted by j_spot on Apr-28-2005 04:26:

ya thats the site.