chernobyl 2012 II: radioactive secrets of the zone - the detector laboratories

Upon entering another building we are greeted with this. The black things on the floor are all thermal luminis symmers and symmers used for personal symmetry. Now let's walk up, see what else we can find. She said there is no entrance, but let's go. turn on and see what's there new radiation levels 0.2 microns of power even lower than the outside levels because this is still the previous area so the building is well shielded but let's see what we can find inside the building hallways dark lots of papers on the floor here random papers, let's take a look at what they might be something about fishing, nuclear fishing, what is this, this seems to be instructions on how to use protective equipment or a g-counter and that one, hey, I have that at home, that's why I found It's great, it's a manual for one of the decimeters I have at home, yeah, what else is here?

Just another room with random amounts of stuff, but some of them are interesting, some electronic bottles, papers, whatever, but let's see what else is there. This is a Russian IND industrial smoke

detector

? Contains plutonium. Plutonium 238 works the same way as amarium smoke

detector

s, but yeah, I think it's cool, a smoke detector that contains plutonium. You can see the source in the upper smoke detector behind that grille, um, yeah. just randomly measuring taking pictures at the window or where the window used to be that's open from 5 to 7: but we'll never know what was open, I guess let's see what else we can find in these dark hallways in these dark rooms, random things What is , I have no idea, oh, that's you can see it's a G Mill tube that's just been stomped on, which is kind of heartbreaking, and there's a lot more stuff that you just have to stomp on, I guess, because the whole place has been assaulted.

Looks like let's go in and see if there's anything of interest to us. A bunch of random electronic devices. You really have to keep your eyes open to be able to make out anything of interest. Some random electron tubes. Something that walks on the shelves. Wait, what is that? In the middle, what is this? I think we know, seeing as before the Plutonium Source, yes, that's one of these SM detector sources. Only the Plutonium Fountain is there, right in the middle and there appears to be a smoke detector cover, yes that's the cover so it's random. plutonium scattered on the floor here that's interesting I guess what else we have here what are these boxes random electronic equipment what's in this nothing at all nothing more than what used to be there what we can see here is that it was a beautiful, big, impressive calculation counter just another radiation detector why are there radiation detectors everywhere scattered among random electronic components?

Seemingly Random Electronics What is this place about? seems to be random Electronics I guess that's okay, let's take a look at another room. I guess it looks pretty empty, there's not much on the floor here, let's just go in and take a good look, it seems to be a big radiation storage. What kind of sources did they have? There are some signs there that still indicate the activity of the storage sources, it is even so amazing that I really start to wonder where all those sources went, who took them and where and for what, all empty, only 10 signs, the power six. the signs are still there, that's one mega b of whatever type of substance was St there 1 million DEC per second.

I'm curious if that's BSO there or if it's actually like Bco or 6Co like the cobalt isotope Cobalt 60 you found in another landfill. randomly before I don't know I don't know anything I don't know I don't know Let's proceed I guess there's nothing we can find here all empty Yes, I checked with the Gager counter almost everywhere, but if I wanted to show every reading of the G counter, which in any time was completely normal, this video would be another 10 minutes so it wasn't worth it, like I said, g cter readings are completely normal at any time, except of course for knowing the sources of plutonium. but all for now and this is obviously a room full of radiation detectors Your here detector those are big pancake detectors for example but they are all broken you can see the windows are totally smashed what a shame this is all broken this one might not be broken this one might be okay, but yeah, on the ground you can see all these beautiful gamma and bitter probes here.

Gaga's tubes are mostly smashed, some of them are fine, but yeah, they're just scattered around this random crap of electronics that don't amount to much. use I guess but among them are these wonderful Millet tubes that you can see everywhere look at them there must have been hundreds of people who stormed the place they didn't know what it was so they just stomped on it oh well my heart is broken and This is a medical cabinet to fix my heart, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to get out of that hell of broken detectors, so let's move on after taking some heart medications.

Here's a little TV, well it's not actually a TV, just a TV tube, but it was probably an oscilloscope or something and from time to time you'll find these dark places, you just have to have a very powerful torch and then open yourself up. I walk in them. The only thing that really scared me was that there were some animals. hidden there actually, oh man, I'm afraid of rabies, but I'm too curious to be afraid here. I guess there's a random helmet on the right, look what else is there, like random trash, but of course I have to check the far corner. from this room just to make sure, although I am now completely surrounded by the Darkness, but my T is powerful, let's see what's on the shelves over there.

I saw a huge light bulb, so I just want to check it out, let's see there. it's huge, quite nice, I guess, I guess it's only good if you're running nuclear power reactors, otherwise, because I don't know, it probably consumes two or more or more. I don't know, yeah, another one of these

radioactive

nostrils. boxes, I mean,

radioactive

, what was there, oh, what's there. It's strange among this random garbage, you suddenly find a box that says radioactive material, that's just I don't know, but of course I have to check it. You can see. completely normal readings on the micropower gamma Scout 4.07, it's like being at home, it's completely normal, nothing worrying and of course the box is empty, what did you expect?

There's nothing here, totally nothing and again the place looks worn out so it's not too surprising. Of course, I'm still looking in case the fonts are under the box or something, but maybe the font is of interest, so my people took them. I don't know, I have no idea what happened to the contents of that box, so let's see what. Otherwise, we can find an infinite amount of paper in this room, really old printer paper, like these kind of needle printers that made a lot of noise when printing funny things, it seems to have more like a radio set or something like that.

In addition to paper, of course, there is a wonderful tube. on the shelf in the I can see just this. I was just watching my steps and not really pulling out the camera. fragile fragile contents in that box NOP there are no contents in that box at all why is there such an incredible amount of radiation detection equipment in this? building anyway, what did they do here and maybe there are other areas we still need to explore? Maybe there's a basement full of radioactive material. I might suggest, so I mean, what are those radiation detectors for?

Let's see what doors we can open in the future.