Re:Radiation Spikes at Chernobyl: A Mystery Few Seem Interes...
by cf141q5325 on Friday August 18, 2023 @10:12PM
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He is right, that part of the exclusion zone is relatively harmless. Greenpeace has the coordinates in their report, if i am not too far off people still eat mushrooms from such conditions.
The story here seems to be tanks driving off the roads, not the digging at the camp site.
Re:Radiation Spikes at Chernobyl: A Mystery Few Seem Interes...
by dralley on Saturday August 19, 2023 @12:04AM
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I recall seeing a heatmap of residual radiation levels produced in (I think?) 2015 and the reported location of the trenches was very close to the hottest part of it.
Re:Radiation Spikes at Chernobyl: A Mystery Few Seem Interes...
by cf141q5325 on Saturday August 19, 2023 @01:28AM
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I posted the sources in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37182828#37183914
Do you have another position for the trenches?
Re:Radiation Spikes at Chernobyl: A Mystery Few Seem Interes...
by dralley on Saturday August 19, 2023 @09:00AM
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Your comment says 26km distance from the plant, I can only say that this really doesn't look like 26km.
https://twitter.com/DefenceU/status/1511709947809181698?s=20
Re:Radiation Spikes at Chernobyl: A Mystery Few Seem Interes...
by mcpackieh on Saturday August 19, 2023 @12:45AM
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Exactly. Dig a ditch and tell me you don't taste and smell dirt. Even in wet soil, you can't dig a ditch without ingesting some of it.
Maybe not enough to hurt you, but that depends entirely on how spicy it is.
As someone who's dug a few ditches in my day, I'll testify that dry dirt is pretty easy to inhale.