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Discussion => Off topic => Topic started by: AJAPAI on May 29, 2012, 07:14 pm
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If so how easy was it to get there and what not and what was the atmosphere like there?
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An uncle of mine has been there. Getting in there wasn't very difficult, only have to get permission from some agency but that was quite easy.
Really weird atmosphere, it's a ghost city. A place where like 50.000 people used to live, and leave everything behind in 15minutes.
Craziest thing he said was the big wheel standing there :P
No need to wear a special suit or anything, since radiation isn't that high anymore.
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hmm sounds kool. there is an american movie that just came out recently called chernobly diaries and i havent really heard about it before since im fairly young but i was doing research and it looks sick. Just imagine a huge music festival in that town that would be awesome everyone would be rolling so hard because of the creepy vibes and shit.
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hmm sounds kool. there is an american movie that just came out recently called chernobly diaries and i havent really heard about it before since im fairly young but i was doing research and it looks sick. Just imagine a huge music festival in that town that would be awesome everyone would be rolling so hard because of the creepy vibes and shit.
Hehe yeah a rave there would be awesome indeed ;D
Shouldn't take too long or else everyone would get radiation poisoning lol
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hmm sounds kool. there is an american movie that just came out recently called chernobly diaries and i havent really heard about it before since im fairly young but i was doing research and it looks sick. Just imagine a huge music festival in that town that would be awesome everyone would be rolling so hard because of the creepy vibes and shit.
This might be the best fucking idea ever ;D
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hmm sounds kool. there is an american movie that just came out recently called chernobly diaries and i havent really heard about it before since im fairly young but i was doing research and it looks sick. Just imagine a huge music festival in that town that would be awesome everyone would be rolling so hard because of the creepy vibes and shit.
This might be the best fucking idea ever ;D
The site itself is buried under tonnes of concrete although the background levels of radiation are through the roof! I spent some time Belarus and Russia and saw the devastation it caused to people even hundreds of miles away - all the more reason to get rid of nuclear energy and stick to green alternatives like solar and wind power!
V.
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hmm sounds kool. there is an american movie that just came out recently called chernobly diaries and i havent really heard about it before since im fairly young but i was doing research and it looks sick. Just imagine a huge music festival in that town that would be awesome everyone would be rolling so hard because of the creepy vibes and shit.
This might be the best fucking idea ever ;D
The site itself is buried under tonnes of concrete although the background levels of radiation are through the roof! I spent some time Belarus and Russia and saw the devastation it caused to people even hundreds of miles away - all the more reason to get rid of nuclear energy and stick to green alternatives like solar and wind power!
V.
Fusion is the way forward man, when that gem comes (fingers crossed in the next 10 years like the scientists say) the world will be a lot better place. :)
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hmm sounds kool. there is an american movie that just came out recently called chernobly diaries and i havent really heard about it before since im fairly young but i was doing research and it looks sick. Just imagine a huge music festival in that town that would be awesome everyone would be rolling so hard because of the creepy vibes and shit.
This might be the best fucking idea ever ;D
The site itself is buried under tonnes of concrete although the background levels of radiation are through the roof! I spent some time Belarus and Russia and saw the devastation it caused to people even hundreds of miles away - all the more reason to get rid of nuclear energy and stick to green alternatives like solar and wind power!
V.
The concept of nuclear energy in itself is actually really good but the way it's been done in the past few decades is bad. Using uranium or plutonium as fuel is an outrageously shitty idea. I suggest everyone here to read about thorium reactors:
http://www.thorium.tv/en/thorium_reactor/thorium_reactor_1.php
In my opinion solar power has no future unless there is a major scientific breakthrough soon and wind is and always will be a supplementary source of power. The only "green alternative" with serious potential is biomass-derived methanol and ethanol. That stuff would truly be 100% CO2 neutral because the plants bind CO2 from the atmosphere in their biomass using solar power, which can be extracted in the form of energetic substances like methanol and ethanol, which in turn can be burned, releasing the solar energy and the CO2.
Fusion is the way forward man, when that gem comes (fingers crossed in the next 10 years like the scientists say) the world will be a lot better place. :)
Yeah, that would be ideal but I wouldn't count on it. A major breakthrough is needed in this field (cold fusion), which might happen tomorrow, or in a thousand years, or never.
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hmm sounds kool. there is an american movie that just came out recently called chernobly diaries and i havent really heard about it before since im fairly young but i was doing research and it looks sick. Just imagine a huge music festival in that town that would be awesome everyone would be rolling so hard because of the creepy vibes and shit.
This might be the best fucking idea ever ;D
Well said Lim, it seems we're not quite there yet. I like the fact that this is something the UK, US, China, Russia, Japan and South Korea are working on as presumably we'll all be able to implement it at the same time. We wouldn't want an imbalance of power after all :)
V.
The site itself is buried under tonnes of concrete although the background levels of radiation are through the roof! I spent some time Belarus and Russia and saw the devastation it caused to people even hundreds of miles away - all the more reason to get rid of nuclear energy and stick to green alternatives like solar and wind power!
V.
Fusion is the way forward man, when that gem comes (fingers crossed in the next 10 years like the scientists say) the world will be a lot better place. :)
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I love how this topic jumped from having a rave to discussing nuclear energy. Hah! ;D
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I love how this topic jumped from having a rave to discussing nuclear energy. Hah! ;D
Derailment of train of thought is a strong indicator that there's psychoactives involved in this discussion. Who of you guy is on drugs right now ;D
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I love how this topic jumped from having a rave to discussing nuclear energy. Hah! ;D
Derailment of train of thought is a strong indicator that there's psychoactives involved in this discussion. Who of you guy is on drugs right now ;D
::raises hand:: :-X
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I love how this topic jumped from having a rave to discussing nuclear energy. Hah! ;D
Derailment of train of thought is a strong indicator that there's psychoactives involved in this discussion. Who of you guy is on drugs right now ;D
::raises hand:: :-X
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I went on a guided motorcycle tour of Chernobyl and priapat about 4 years ago,
it was INCREDIBLE....one most intense experiences of my life, i seriously kept looking over my shoulder for Zombie or muties :)
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hmm sounds kool. there is an american movie that just came out recently called chernobly diaries and i havent really heard about it before since im fairly young but i was doing research and it looks sick. Just imagine a huge music festival in that town that would be awesome everyone would be rolling so hard because of the creepy vibes and shit.
This might be the best fucking idea ever ;D
The site itself is buried under tonnes of concrete although the background levels of radiation are through the roof! I spent some time Belarus and Russia and saw the devastation it caused to people even hundreds of miles away - all the more reason to get rid of nuclear energy and stick to green alternatives like solar and wind power!
V.
The concept of nuclear energy in itself is actually really good but the way it's been done in the past few decades is bad. Using uranium or plutonium as fuel is an outrageously shitty idea. I suggest everyone here to read about thorium reactors:
http://www.thorium.tv/en/thorium_reactor/thorium_reactor_1.php
In my opinion solar power has no future unless there is a major scientific breakthrough soon and wind is and always will be a supplementary source of power. The only "green alternative" with serious potential is biomass-derived methanol and ethanol. That stuff would truly be 100% CO2 neutral because the plants bind CO2 from the atmosphere in their biomass using solar power, which can be extracted in the form of energetic substances like methanol and ethanol, which in turn can be burned, releasing the solar energy and the CO2.
You do realize that is exactly what we are doing when using fuels derived from oil, right?
Think about that for a moment...
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hmm sounds kool. there is an american movie that just came out recently called chernobly diaries and i havent really heard about it before since im fairly young but i was doing research and it looks sick. Just imagine a huge music festival in that town that would be awesome everyone would be rolling so hard because of the creepy vibes and shit.
This might be the best fucking idea ever ;D
The site itself is buried under tonnes of concrete although the background levels of radiation are through the roof! I spent some time Belarus and Russia and saw the devastation it caused to people even hundreds of miles away - all the more reason to get rid of nuclear energy and stick to green alternatives like solar and wind power!
V.
The concept of nuclear energy in itself is actually really good but the way it's been done in the past few decades is bad. Using uranium or plutonium as fuel is an outrageously shitty idea. I suggest everyone here to read about thorium reactors:
http://www.thorium.tv/en/thorium_reactor/thorium_reactor_1.php
In my opinion solar power has no future unless there is a major scientific breakthrough soon and wind is and always will be a supplementary source of power. The only "green alternative" with serious potential is biomass-derived methanol and ethanol. That stuff would truly be 100% CO2 neutral because the plants bind CO2 from the atmosphere in their biomass using solar power, which can be extracted in the form of energetic substances like methanol and ethanol, which in turn can be burned, releasing the solar energy and the CO2.
You do realize that is exactly what we are doing when using fuels derived from oil, right?
Think about that for a moment...
Of course I know that... The obvious problem is that new oil is not made as fast as we use it. Also, burning alcohol doesn't release toxic gas and particles, only CO2 and water:
C2H5OH + 3O2 -> 2CO2 + 3H2O