Chernobyl Zone Before and After The Disaster: Exclustion zone rare pictures 1978 - 2010

A nuclear meltdown occurred at a Chernobyl power plant in the Soviet Union on 26 April 1986, resulting from an inadequate safety system. Massive fires in the power plant's No. 4 unit caused the core to melt down; it subsequently exploded, sending a plume of radioactive debris over large parts of what at the time was still the Ukrainian SSR and parts of Belarus, Russia and Poland. The total combined explosive yield was attributed to one megaton of TNT equivalent (1×10**6 tons TNT) during this explosion, putting it second only to the Trinity test as the most powerful nuclear explosion ever detonated by humans.After an explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, people living in a 30 km radius around the plant are suffering from acute radiation syndrome. Polio has been reported in Ukraine and Belarus. A large number of farm animals have died and the graphite removed from the reactor.In this book, we've compiled the most old and rare pictures of :The Chernobyl nuclear power plant zone and of Pripyat city before and after the disaster (the explosion of the fourth reactor).facts and aerial photos of the nuclear power plantPhotographs of the evacuation of people from the city of Pripyat.The process of the Crovet Stone removal process from the surface of the nuclear reactor..We recommend that you do not travel to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant due to the current situation, add this book to your collection and get a rare picture of the Chernobyl area. Read more