Here's how the real control desk of the Chernobyl plant looked on April 18, 1986, just days before the disaster.4mo ⋅ Theorin962 ⋅ r/chernobyl
Firefighters in protective suits clean cars at the German border in May 1986. The cars were coming from Poland and were largely contaminated4mo ⋅ Theorin962 ⋅ r/chernobyl
I Found a picture of a helicopter dropping boron into the reactor5mo ⋅ BeneficialBad9166 ⋅ r/chernobyl
Is the ionized air glow from the HBO series an actual thing or just a cinematic effect?4mo ⋅ zmok1 ⋅ r/chernobyl
I wish to go to Duga 1 & 2 at some point in my life, do you think that'll ever be possible? Or do you think it'll be locked down for all eternity6mo ⋅ Chef-BoyardeezN00Tz ⋅ r/chernobyl
Why did they build a concrete wall going through the 4th reactor control room?5mo ⋅ Same_Ad_1180 ⋅ r/chernobyl
Pripyat is free of russians, and Ukrainian control over the border in the exclusion zone is completely restored2yr ⋅ alkoralkor ⋅ r/chernobyl
Is it true that the show is meant to be and perhaps is historically accurate but in turn is today scientifically flawed?4mo ⋅ Anomity02 ⋅ r/chernobyl
Alexei Ananenko - one of the so-called 'Chernobyl Divers' who entered the semi-flooded basement of the power plant 35 years ago today. (link in the comments to my interview with him)3yr ⋅ Darmon-Richter ⋅ r/chernobyl
Photo of Anatoly Dyatlov(?) receiving treatment at hospital No. 65mo ⋅ beach-boys-nudes ⋅ r/chernobyl
Are there any videos that show uncut footage of entry from the outside to the inside of the reactor?5mo ⋅ potatoforevaaa ⋅ r/chernobyl
37 years ago today, Reactor 4 of the Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor exploded.1yr ⋅ These_Swordfish7539 ⋅ r/chernobyl
Monument near the Chernobyl Fire Station Inscription says To Those Who Saved the World [OC]5yr ⋅ Chelseahazardkiev10 ⋅ r/chernobyl
following on from my previous post have they actually recoverd the bodys of the poor men in the helecopter that crashed1mo ⋅ Hellotherelittleboy ⋅ r/chernobyl
Ukrainian flag is flying again over the Chernobyl nuclear power plant after russians were pushed back to belorussia2yr ⋅ alkoralkor ⋅ r/chernobyl
When Cercei dies and there is an open spot for the most hated character on TV.5yr ⋅ highjeep ⋅ r/chernobyl
The first and only existing photo of Chernobyl on the morning of the nuclear accident 33 years ago today – April 26, 1986. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed for this photo.5yr ⋅ tynanrelee ⋅ r/chernobyl
Attention to detail. Legasov's hair in the first episode years after the accident compared to his hair in the second episode before being sent to Chernobyl.5yr ⋅ Stryx71 ⋅ r/chernobyl
Toptunov and Akimov. When I see memes from the HBO series of their irradiated bodies in the hospital, I get really upset. These were real people, who did everything they could for their fellow man. Respect.5yr ⋅ NextAnalysis ⋅ r/chernobyl
Chernobyl control rooms during construction, operation, and after the accident. [OP]3mo ⋅ trumpfairy ⋅ r/chernobyl
A sad week for the Chernobyl firefighters: Ivan Shavrei died today at age 64, due to Covid-19. One of three brothers who fought fires on the turbine hall roof and survived.3yr ⋅ ppitm ⋅ r/chernobyl
A picture that most of us have probably never seen before. It’s pretty cool to see people actually standing around the elephants foot.1yr ⋅ Iamasansguy ⋅ r/chernobyl
Me and my little bro with our grandpa 7 days after explosion 100km away in Kyiv. Just enjoying May Day holidays. Party told us there is nothing to worry about.5yr ⋅ zzptichka ⋅ r/chernobyl
It is warm - Pripyat room before Chernobyl Disaster (my art 2023)3mo ⋅ D-E-S-T-R-O-Y-E-R86 ⋅ r/chernobyl
Our local power plant is being torn down, and seeing it was an instant creepy, Chernobyl vibe. 1mo ⋅ MaximumHemidrive ⋅ r/chernobyl
Masha WIP from my game, 'Biorobots' (formerly 'The Roof'), out December 14th.6mo ⋅ brandondsantos ⋅ r/chernobyl
Chernobyl liquidators medal. Blood represents sacrifice, overlaid with the Alpha, Beta, and Gamma, the three types of radiation emitted from nuclear fission5yr ⋅ Thedrew655 ⋅ r/chernobyl
I'm very curious about chernobyl's histroy before 1986, here is a photo of the power plant in 19835yr ⋅ _senpo_ ⋅ r/chernobyl
We in the process of building the whole earth on Minecraft at a 1:1 scale. This is units 3/4 built by the Chernobyl Build Team. Help us out!3yr ⋅ StrangerThingsMike ⋅ r/chernobyl
I just realized that this scene at about 11 minutes in to episode one shows Dytatlov saw the graphite and chose to ignore it or was in denial.5yr ⋅ EvilLemon23 ⋅ r/chernobyl
May 6, 1986. Bike race in Kyiv. It was the worst day to be outdoors in the Ukrainian capital with the northern wind bringing airborne contamination from the burning Chernobyl power plant. The government didn't bother to warn people, only enemy voices like VOA were telling to stay indoors1yr ⋅ Sputnikoff ⋅ r/chernobyl
A photo of the famous 'Chernobyl Bunker' where Bryukhanov, along with Dyatlov and Fomin met and discussed the disaster with Communist Party officials!3yr ⋅ GreyTerminator ⋅ r/chernobyl
Valeriya Khodemchuk, mother of Valery Khodemchuk (the first victim of the Chernobyl disaster), with the portrait of her deceased son3yr ⋅ vaish7848 ⋅ r/chernobyl
The most successful Chernobyl robot. A toy tank was bought in Kyiv toy store for 12 rubles (≈$5). They attached dosimeter, thermometer and powerful torchlight instead of toy canon and prolonged the wire to 10 meters. Brave little tank was used in Unit 4 surveys until 1987, then it was buried there.4yr ⋅ alkoralkor ⋅ r/chernobyl
Portraits of the six Chernobyl firefighters who died as a direct result of the accident on display on the roof of the Pilgrim Street fire station in Newcastle, United Kingdom.2yr ⋅ brandondsantos ⋅ r/chernobyl
Valery Khodemchuk was the only person who died during the explosion and whose body was never recovered from the Unit 4 ruins. There is a tradition among the people who are working in Chernobyl NPP to leave cigarettes for him on his memorial.3yr ⋅ alkoralkor ⋅ r/chernobyl
This crane grab was used to help clear dangerous material. It's now quite significantly radioactive and our Geiger counters registered high levels when placed near the claws. It now sits in the forest with a warning sign in front, in eternal quarantine. Original photo taken August 20172yr ⋅ jess980814 ⋅ r/chernobyl
Kursk Unit 2 has been shutdown and disconnected from the grid today at 4:01 GMT+3.3mo ⋅ iPac_o ⋅ r/chernobyl
