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nuclear-boy
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hi,
i only discovered yesterday that there are abandoned cities around the chernobyl nuclear plant,
and now I am so fascinated by it lol, and i want to visit it one day,
there is seriously nothing i would rather do in my life than go there, sad? maybe.
ive got a few questions -
how many people live there?
how much to the guided tours cost?
is there still parts of the reactor and the zone that are very radioactive and a severe health risk?
is it possible to go into the reactor core and actually find the fuel rods and other parts of the core?
is it easy to sneak into the zone, and to sneak into the reactor? lol
im only 13, so, in say 15 years, do you think it still be abandoned and still nice and radioactive? lol
thanks, alf.
i only discovered yesterday that there are abandoned cities around the chernobyl nuclear plant,
and now I am so fascinated by it lol, and i want to visit it one day,
there is seriously nothing i would rather do in my life than go there, sad? maybe.
ive got a few questions -
how many people live there?
how much to the guided tours cost?
is there still parts of the reactor and the zone that are very radioactive and a severe health risk?
is it possible to go into the reactor core and actually find the fuel rods and other parts of the core?
is it easy to sneak into the zone, and to sneak into the reactor? lol
im only 13, so, in say 15 years, do you think it still be abandoned and still nice and radioactive? lol
thanks, alf.