Nuclear weapons, the most lethal and horrific weapon in the world, also have great destructive power to the environment.
When the nuclear bomb is in explosion, it will produce a lot of nuclear pollutants, these things have a terrible impact on the environment, the impact of these things on the environment is very scary, and lasts a long time, and more seriously, the nuclear contaminated place is often not suitable for human habitation for hundreds of years.
There are three places in the world that have experienced nuclear pollution.
The first two are most familiar to the Chinese, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, where the US military dropped an atomic bomb during World War II.
The atomic bomb explosion was so tragic that at the moment of explosion, all the creatures exposed to the air were charred.
There are 245000 people in Hiroshima, 200000 casualties in the explosion, and the city is in ruins.
In addition to the spot death, some 200,000 to 300,000 people of the island have died from leukemia in the next few years.
And the other city of nuclear pollution, and even more terrible, is the former Soviet Union's Chernobyl.
In 1986, the most far-reaching and costly nuclear leakage accident occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
The radiation dose released by this disaster is more than 400 times that of explosion's atomic bomb in Hiroshima during World War II!
The number of death is 93000, causing 270000 people to develop cancer and 18 billion roubles of economic loss (one rouble is equivalent to a dollar that year).
And the leaked radiation spread to Eastern Europe and Northern Europe as the atmosphere spread. In fact, the Soviet Union had been covering up the truth at the time of the nuclear leak because nuclear pollution floated to Sweden, which could not be hidden after Sweden issued a statement.
The nuclear leak forced hundreds of thousands of residents living around them to evacuate their homes.
Chernobyl, too, has become a ghost town full of pain and death.
What is even scarier is that although more than 30 years have passed, victims of various diseases caused by radiation continue to emerge.
(deformed children born after the Chernobyl nuclear accident)
(deformed animal fetus)
The rescue of this disaster is also very tragic.
First of all, put out the fire in the reactor.
Soviet Union government sent 80 helicopters, piloted by pilots to transport soldiers, who judged the direction of the wind based on the radioactive hot air from the reactor and dropped 80 kilograms of sand bags of sand and boric acid, which can be used to neutralize radiation, into the flame in the reactor.
This rescue operation is at the expense of life.
Because at that time, the radiation value above the reactor actually exceeded 3500 luqin, which was almost nine times more lethal, and some pilots flew as many as 33 times a day, absorbing 5 to 6 roentgen for each trip, and more if they moved a little slower.
(pilot after severe radiation)
After a few missions, they will be soaked with sweat because of heat, and after a while, they will vomit and diarrhea, followed by more and more fatal symptoms, bone marrow degeneration and chronic cancer will torture them to death.
There are still a lot of questions like this, and every time it comes to sacrifice, the Russian people show their courage and courage.
Within a month, for example, the 2, 30-year-old men worked almost without any protective equipment, for example, of the 10000 miners who went to Chernobyl to dig.
They can't use the respirator mask, nor wear extra clothes, drink the water that has been radiated, at least 1 Lunqin every hour, which is just like a chronic suicide.
There are also 100,000 officers and soldiers who clean up and pollute the city, not only to remove radioactive dust from all the surface of the city, but also to form hunting teams to hunt down all the irradiated animals in the area.
At that time, the protective equipment was not advanced, the cleaners were all facing radiation, almost "suicide" rescue.
But by the time these tasks are done, their bodies have absorbed a lot of radioactive substances, and most people end up dying of diseases caused by nuclear radiation.
Because these brave Soviet Union people managed to avoid a secondary explosion and saved millions of lives on Earth.
It is no exaggeration to say that these people saved the whole world.
Even all the helpful drivers of that time death. More than 100 million people have now been buried underground because of terrible radiation sickness or cancer. If the heroes had not sacrificed their lives, the consequences would have been magnified a hundred times.
But after many years, the area around Chernobyl is still full of radiation. Gorbachev estimates that it will take 800 years to completely eliminate the effects of the Chernobyl accident.
The disaster is over, but the remaining problems have not been reasonably solved.
When a "dead man" from Chernobyl came home and met a girl he liked, he said, "Let's go out."
But the girl refused, "you're from Chernobyl. I'm afraid to have a baby with you."
Yes, nowadays, the people there are called "Chernobyl people." they fall in love, live, see a doctor, work, and so on, and the crowd will avoid it. Think of them as aliens, and such disrespect does not seem to fade away.
After all these years, this painful nuclear leak has gradually been forgotten.
Until this year, HBO made a film to restore the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which was well received all over the world, with a Douban score of 9.6 and 100% freshness of rotten tomatoes.
At the same time, the scars and details of Chernobyl are once again exposed to the world.
Chernobyl is on fire.
The more shudder history is, the more infatuated and curious it is.
Ins, which still has radiation, has become a new network celebrity.
Fashion bloggers do not let go of any light and shadow that can be hit on the body, even if there is still radiation in the air.
The fitness man leaned on the dilapidated bus, bowed his head and smiled, as if at a famous scenic spot:
The decadent young man took a bottle of beer and sat on the restricted area, as if it were the only way to prove that he was the prettiest boy in Chernobyl:
Wearing a hood to look out of the window for contemplation, as if in memory of the pain caused by the disaster?
Dad came with the kids and took a happy picture in front of the camera.
All the pendulum shots, just to add a # Chernobyl tag..
With this tag, there are more likes than usual.
There are also people who put brother salt's photo P in to make fun of it.
The bravest is the girl nicknamed @ nz.nik, who really played what she means, "do whatever it takes to get popular."
In this radiation area, the warrior did not have a piece of clothing, like a volunteer piece of activated carbon, to declare war on the rest of the radiation in the air:
And take off your underwear, as if you had to be here to show your sexy:
This is ridiculous.
I don't know what it feels like to see those who are still suffering from radiation sequelae.
These photo have also been scolded by netizens, and Craig Mazin, the screenwriter of "Chernobyl", can't help but make a sound:
"I am very happy to see that the TV series has triggered a craze of people to travel to the Chernobyl restricted area.
But I did see photo circulated all over the Internet.
I would like to say that if you really insist on traveling, be sure to remember that there was a serious disaster in that place.
Please pay attention to your behavior and respect those who have suffered nightmares and died for it. "
Vice also reported on this:
"this seems ridiculous, but it is absolutely in line with the laws of Internet communication:
The basic need of human beings is narcissism, the meaning of the Internet is a sense of participation, no matter where to take off, the end is always what I can get involved in this matter relationship.
Moreover, many years ago, visitors who stepped on the track pillows in front of Auschwitz had told you how dignified the story would eventually be dispelled by innocent and ignorant humans. "
Drying these photo, will not appear interesting, Jun only see ignorance and ignorance.