Chi ha salvato Chernobyl?

Chi ha salvato Chernobyl?

Ananenko, Bezpalov e Baranov: tre persone che hanno salvato milioni di vite. Su di loro sono stati scritti fiumi di parole, l'epopea di Chernobyl ha generato molti miti e leggende e l'episodio dei tre “sommozzatori” non fa eccezione.

How dangerous is it to visit Chernobyl?

• There are very dangerous highly radioactive locations in the Chernobyl exclusion zone . Nevertheless, our Chernobyl tours are absolutely safe and do not cause any radioactive harm to your health. The routes of our Pripyat tours and Chernobyl tours apply to the strictest directives of the Ukrainian Ministry of Civil Protection.

Is it safe to visit Chernobyl?

• Officially, yes it is safe to visit the zone, provided that you follow the rules set out by the Chernobyl administration. During your time in the zone, you will pass through areas of high radiation, however you are not in these places long enough to risk the radiation causing any detriment to your health.

Is Chernobyl Still Dangerous?

• By all accounts, Chernobyl is still radioactive and still very dangerous. The cement containment sarcophagus, built amid deadly radiation by squads of “liquidators” in 1986, is weakening, and a collapse could turn into a second catastrophe.

How far is Chernobyl from Moscow?

• The flight distance between the nearest airports Chernobyl (GML) and Moscow (SVO) is 475.67 mi (765.52 km). This corresponds to an approximate flight time of 1h 24min. The initial bearing on the course from Chernobyl to Moscow is 41.47° and the compass direction is NE.