/RBMK/ - Chernobyl General

his foot got stuck under graphite and him using the shovel to free himself cut open the boot.

he was in a rush because he didn't want to die.

>did one of 3000 terrified guys fall over on a hazardous roof full of debris
almost certainly yes

So how would /rbmk/ react if the final moment of the final episode reveals Carcosa resides within the sarcophagus?

I laughed out loud when he said this

...

You're stressed, possibly panicked.
You've never been on that roof before.
You are not used to your gear.

I see all sorts of problems that could lead to a spaghetti situation

They added it in for needless drama. Pretty much everything that comes off as pointless extra drama is just the writer pushing his narrative in your face.

He's georgian

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyshtym_disaster

To sniff pavel's boipussi

>georgian
i'll be useful, sir

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which is the best Chernobyl Documentary on youtube?
There's alot of them and I haven't got the time to watch them all.

also, check out the budget bbc version of chernobyl from 2006 staring eddie from bottom youtube.com/watch?v=njTQaUCk4KY

It's ok but you're trying way too hard.

At least he's not armenian

all I'm seeing is burnt concrete

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Karachay They've been pouring radiactive waste directly into the lake. Then it dried up and they had to pour concrete on the exposed lake floor.

It is not safe to be there even now. (hours of exposure to die)

chernobyl 2012: the highly radioactive graphite crane claw
youtube.com/watch?v=CCrDcxz9gNk

lotta monolith still lurking

Don't worry, it's just hunting, door to door.

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If 2 minutes on Masha cuts your life expectancy in half, 90 seconds must have taken 1-2 decades off each of those guys' lives (on average)

youtube.com/watch?v=VsU-GMnwsiQ

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>Y-you did use a lead shielding on you testicles, user?
>Surely your cock has not become a cunt, no?

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A small price to pay for salvation

So why use humans if they had this claw to do it?

>The level of radiation in Ozyorsk itself, at about 0.1 mSv a year, is harmless, but the area of the EURT is still heavily contaminated with radioactivity.

Gotta love em.

>3.6 roentgen, not great not terrible

>character is a super intelligent woman who corrects everyone's mistakes
>is made up character

>So why use humans if they had this claw to do it?
that was probably used outside of the building that exploded. they couldn't use that on the roofs.

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800 Rubbles though

GIVE GRANNY MILKIES

Why don't trannies just expose their cock to radiation so they turn into cunts?

Did anyone else notice Legasov do the autism thing where he doesn't refuse a hug but also doesn't hug back?

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Attach it to a crane.
Send up a helicopter at a safe distance to view the roof with a scope to guide the crane operator

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Who was in the wrong?

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What Caused the Catastrophic Nuclear Accident in Chernobyl?
youtube.com/watch?v=tFo_0eEt1IY

Made up but it it's probably more far-fetched to believe no-one fell over.

I haven't seen her since that one movie where she cucks her sister and then dies of MS.

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>Send up a helicopter at a safe distance to view the roof with a scope to guide the crane operator
like this?

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top bromance right there

whoa

>You've never been on that roof before.
They probably would have been shown aerial photographs of what it looks like

>Does it work, can we really hack their elections from here?
>...No, there is not enough power. Perhaps in 30 years...

based and drawpilled

Battle for Chernobyl

He is wise and careful
What if the Communist Party and the government say that there was no explosion? You have to watch your tongue.

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too heavy. did you watch last episode?

>Guy curls his fist so it doesn't touch the "light"
Based little details

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>THERE'S VOMIT ON HIS SWEATER ALREADY

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of course, they were shown photos and video
still not the same as actually being there
even a little bit of experience makes a huge difference

ABC News Nightline: Chernobyl Accident - 04/28/86
youtube.com/watch?v=w_uOSImPSi8

I was badly waiting for a "Pavel, I'm KGB"

Not great, not terrible.

>90 seconds of """""""""work""""""""""""""
>retire at 20

I would do it right now desu, even If I 100% die of cancer in 10 years.

Space is also highly radiactive right? How many roentgen is out there, for example on the moon or the ISS?

They were actually trained on roof mock-ups of the actual roof, so they knew where everything was and what each were supposed to remove.

>MOM'S SPAGHETTI

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around 3,6 röntgens

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fucking leftists and their diabolical "people trip sometimes" agenda pushing

Is there still burning molten radiation lava shit at Chernobyl today?

no more than 3.6

>Tfw there is only one episode left

I'm going to miss you lads are any of you down to make a terror general the anons in here have been recommending it ever since ep1 of chernobyl and I'm going to binge watch it

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Masha is right next to the steam stack, so the helis couldn't go very low. And let's be real, if the generals and the officers and everyone you talked to on the way in kept telling you:

>90 seconds
>one and a half minutes only
>absolutely no longer
>you have 90 seconds
>NOT A SECOND LONGER
>WHEN THE BELL RINGS DROP WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND IMMEDIATELY COME BACK INSIDE

If someone told me the next minute and a half would be the most important moments of my life, I'd probably get a bit spooked. And of course:

>I can't breathe in this mask
>this gear is hot
>I just ran up ten flights of stairs
>9 0 S E C O N D S
>wtf this graphite weighs a shit ton

I'm under the impression that it's not nearly as high as chernobyl, and the suits and spacecraft are enough to protect you for the duration of your mission

Why wasn't this shown? It would have been more interesting than spending a half-hour on the petsquad when the culling could have been handled in a few minutes of episode time.

>Space is also highly radiactive right? How many roentgen is out there, for example on the moon or the ISS?
Yep.

theconversation.com/how-much-radiation-damage-do-astronauts-really-suffer-in-space-60475

I recently learned that Jupiter gives out lethal amount of radiation.

It's ionising you have no protection from the sun like you have the atmosphere on earth dont know if thats the case in deep space away from stars but who am I to tell you the truth I'm just here to shitpost

Possibly. No one knows for sure.

Aah.

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HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS

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You should still watch it, but you missed your chance to be part of the true Terror general threads in the prime days.

Can someone post hi-def pics of the core? Also would appreciate Cherenkov radiation screengrabs for desktop wallpapers
>Completely normal even with low radiation

>okay boris. we want you to take pictures on the roof. have fun.

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you forgot
>my feet hurt

First for Elena-chan

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Not MOLTEN, no. The core mass has solidified, but it's still hot and still dangerous.

Not great, not terrible.

Chernobyl is more powerful than anything we've found.

We'll have a colony on the Moon before we can go back to Chernobyl for instance.

What's the name of their album lads

>boot sliced open
I would be fucking sweating and staring at my foot for the next month

Earth has actually two protective layers: magnetic field and atmosphere. The ISS still has the magnetic protection.

But I think airline crews get more radiation throughout their career than astronauts do. Since they fly for hours everyday while astronauts typically only make a handful of rotations.

>hmmmfhhfghh
>zzzzzz.....UGH???
>OH....right....WE NEED MILITARY GRADE GEIGER COUNTERS.....
>my guys are top notch, they'll handle the graphite on the roof, listen to me very carefully...
>uuuughhhh

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lovely disinformation

same reason the time they spent on the roof was doubled from the actual 45 seconds. DRAMA

>carrying that with their hands
>not lassoing some chains around the ends and dragging it

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DON'T YOU DARE USE MY NAME

>What's the name of their album lads
Joker

that guy who couldn't shoot some dogs was kind of a pussy. maybe I wouldn't be able to do it, sure, but i'm not a citizen in 1980s USSR, I'm sure that guy saw much worse shit. running around with some vets, shooting dogs with a nugget and drinking vodka was probably the highlight of many of those dude's lives.

Just, don't make them suffer, /tv, ok?

>everyone, just try to look busy!
>*muffled wagie groans.*

Why dont they just hoover it up?

It's going to be hot for another 1,000 years but it's not Lava anymore.

>Icy cold vacuum
>Fuckhuge distance between everything
>Bone/Muscle decay because no gravity
>Soar winds
>Cosmic radiation
>Tiny rocks hurtling around fast enough to punch clear through steel
How come Space don't want us man.

That doesn't look like debris, I think they brought it with them.

It might be some sort of stretcher. Put it on the ground next to a spicy rock, shove the rock onto it, then lift and carry.

Why are there white stripes on the bottom of the pic

what makes you think they only went once and got to retire after

its circuits would fry dummy.

Probably radiation affecting the film

wait hold up a sec, why not simply cave the roof in

Helicopter crashed into the crane remember? Fucked up the cables.
Forget remote control if they didn't have it already, anyone building that crane would be dead before they climb to the top. You cant put a big crane like that on wheels either.

>Why are there white stripes on the bottom of the pic
literally radiation damage to the film.

Radiation bleached the film. It was a traditional canister camera so the film has holes in the top and bottom for a gear to advance it through the camera. The gear partially shielded the film, resulting in the stripes.

They're trying to keep the radioactive material in the core area so they can safely build a sarcophagus around it

>Tiny rocks hurtling around fast enough to punch clear through steel
Those are only a problem if humans don't throw out their damn trash properly.

sauce

sausage bread and vodka
just like my ukrainian video games

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it's like no one watched the episode.

>blank stare

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he was like 15 what did you expect

Reminder that still nobody can even explain how a RBMK core could ever explode.

youtube.com/watch?v=WQpLhXLvC-4

For the same reason they couldn't shoot the graphite with high-caliber bullets: there'd be no way to ensure the graphite didn't start spraying over the other side of the building.

What was his problem/

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...

>another thread of badasses who want an excuse to shoot people's pets
based americans

Hey you, you're a colossal idiot

>tfw Bacho was the first Stalkerposter

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Soviet pride

state secrets

Did the helicopter crash actually happen or was it "artistic licence"?

How would we even know if it exploded? Hm?

>tfw the elephant foot is still out there RIGHT now heating away at the floor and spewing radioactivity in the basement
pretty wild

whoops. forgot the image.

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How do you plan to do that without wrecking the core even more?

Actually, it goes on treads. But that wasn't an option here - sweeping the debris would require a heavy, clumsy sweeping attachment, which would just as likely break the graphite into even smaller, less manageable chunks than sweep it over the edge.

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It did, but it was 6 months after the accident IRL

I think it's bromide drag or fuck up of the photographer.. Somebody just fucked up the development of that film.

picexample

rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=151675

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kek

He was a KGB agent, right?

Soviet Evan Peters

>tfw no amalgamation of scientists pussy

Every single thread a cornucopia of stupid ass questions are asked that are answered by paying attention to the episode. This place deserves cape shit and game of thrones

No. Just a comrade.

bros, how evil would it be if some nigga just went and c4d the sarcophagus, lmao

Comrade Comradovitch Comradov

Literally explained it in the episode.

It's simply feedwater leaking from a blown tank and a tar roof fire

i can understand some of the nuclear physics and meltdown questions being asked...but by in large i'm just like "they...explained...this...in...the...episode..."

Very.

This is why the Ukrainian military still patrols the place.

his hairdresser

So why was the helicopter there? They were still dumping sand and boron?

Why didn't they just fill a blimp with fire extinguishers and pilot it into the core?

What is feedwater and what makes it dangerous but not too dangerous

I bet it's lonely.

My father was one of the liquidators, being part of soviet military. Got some exposure, especially white blood cells were affected. He is currently head of local Chornobyl rights activists.

I was conceived and born very shortly after. When my mother got pregnant and caring, she was persistently told that she should have an abortion, even doctors that ran some tests said that I might be some kind an abomination deformed mutant (needless to say, I'm not). But my mom was adamant of having me (big thanks to her), so here I am. She loves me very much to this day.

I have my Chornobyl documents that earned me a spot in the university, free social transportation, but I've hardly used them, and since I'm 18 I've stripped from all of them rights. But that's not a big deal, the real sad part is that real people involved are stripped of many rights too nowadays.

Regarding health issues, I have a few, but how or if they are related to Chornobyl is unknown and could be purely speculative. So I'll just tell them. I was born after 8 months and my weight was 2 kilos only. My skin was black-ish, which is ironical considering how pale I'm now. I have some "seals" in my thyroid. I'm one of couple of thousand humans who has their teeth to fall out a few times and then they grew back again, until on 4th time I've actually grew normal teeth. And I have a Borderline Personality Disorder.

Can't believe Bacho is Josef Fares' bro.

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do they? damn, this chernobyl thing really fucked ukraine over

based dyatlov

Too much dog killing not enough Ignatenko.

Why didnt they just get the eagles to attach the claw to the crane?

But why didn't they just give Vasily some more morphine?

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Chad haircut

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tfw you just swallowed feed water

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>regrew your teeth 4 times
is this considered a superpower granted by radiation??

I refuse to acknowledge the writers or the director don't lurk Yea Forums

No it's the radiations. Even in the movie you got white spots because gamma (i think) radiations fuck up the film

damn

How do I know that?

Unironically explained in the episode

The Zone will remain unusable for human habitation for 20,000 years. It will likely outlive Ukraine.

hng

Aren't only the hotspots truly fatal now a days, there's animals n shit that live round there fine

>I was born after 8 months and my weight was 2 kilos only. My skin was black-ish, which is ironical considering how pale I'm now. I have some "seals" in my thyroid. I'm one of couple of thousand humans who has their teeth to fall out a few times and then they grew back again, until on 4th time I've actually grew normal teeth. And I have a Borderline Personality Disorder.
Everything except that last one sounds like what I'd expect from an irradiated baby. Sorry about your BPD though.

Puncturing the rubber likely did nothing to increase his exposure. Getting his foot stuck underneath for so long did

Why would be it in a gradient and with sprocket holes then?

Gamma penetrates camera so it would just fog up the film evenly.

Honestly though, driving around half drunk shooting irradiated dogs with a nugget listening to afgan war stories sounds comfy as fuck. I'd do it.

They were way too quiet though.

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Why didn't they just throw a bucket of ice over it?

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Black ? like an african or latino or black/blue like you got beaten up ? you got explanation from the doctors ?
Will your kids have problems or your DNA isnt that affected ?

>killing dogs
I would rather patrol the Kordon

I don't know if a drastically reduced lifespan counts as 'fine'

How would you guys rate the episodes? This last one might be my favorite t.b.h.

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Ice would melt from the hot radiation

Why don't the Soviet eagles just carry the core and drop it in America?

I know. That's the question that annoys me the most.

Why didn't they just use violent criminals? Lie to them that their sentence will be reduced if they do manual labor clearing the roof so they do it willingly.

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dude just because they were soviet doesn't mean they were all psychos

Radiation numbs you, then the first atoms they split are to do with numbing of the body, so they would be as good as drinking 3.6 litres of water.

First was the best. This one spent too much time on the hunting story.

They were already dead bro, you're simply saving them from pain later.

>"The water would instantly vaporize, or worse..."
I think he was about to say the water would encourage the reaction. I forget how that works, but I know it does.

that would probably also involve killing dogs

>I think it's bromide drag or fuck up of the photographer.. Somebody just fucked up the development of that film.
literally radiation damage to the film.

chernobylgallery.com/chernobyl-disaster/liquidators/

There were no violent criminals in the Soviet Union sweet child.

Someone yesterday asked if the robot came from east or west germany. That was the most annoying one so far. They literally make a point of it in the episode

>retiring on 800 rubles

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Speaking of the cordon holy shit that farm scene in the latest ep was 1 to 1 the mutant village before the bridge in SoC

What EXACTLY does feedwater taste like?

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why shoot, way more fun to offer them food then just cut their throats, they dont understand that you see, they wont run, the next one will just happily trot up to the slaughter - thats where the fun lies, in the knowing

>tfw you worked in a shoe factory and now you are in charge

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>let's just take a bunch of violent criminals we've had locked up in gulags and give them access to some the most dangerous materials on earth, what could possibly go wrong?

>trusting criminals with that kinda work.

salty milk and coins

They could do it in Stalin's time. Gorbachev was too liberal for that.

metal

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to the workers of the world

I literally don't believe everything I read on the internet.

It doesn't make sense, what would shield film to create marks like that?

Barry Keoghan reprising his role as a killer of household pets - nobody does it better. I wonder does he feel he's being typecast though?

Agent: "Barry, get your sweet Irish butt to LA; I got you a reading for a dynamite new part set in the Soviet Union. It's the hottest role in town."

Barry: "Thanks Shlomo, what's the gig? Brooding cop? Neurotic spy? Sexy cosmonaut?"

Agent: "Better than that kid, you'll be shooting radioactive cats with a rifle!"

*Barry hangs up phone*

youtube.com/watch?v=8LfchlaDGN4

Most of the zone is safe to VISIT, but LIVING there is another matter entirely.

There's bits sitting about outside (not like the ultrahot indoor bits, like the firefighter's uniforms and the Elephant's Foot) that give off ove 100 uSv/hr. Note the chart. you'd get what is SUPPOSED to be a yearly background dose in just under two days exposed to that stuff.

The short term effects are nil but long-term the problems are very real. You can visit. You should never stay.

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Why didn't they take RAD-X and RADAWAY?

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So what will Stalker 2 be about?

What would happen if you stuck your dick in it?

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Killing irradiated dogs doesn't make you a psycho. Bitching about it makes you a pussy though. This is a psycho killer.

What is it with feedwater ? i missed something ?

Based and toddpilled

>BACHO wants to know your location!

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>you will never chill out with your fellow Stalker in dark valley farmhouse
I'm still waiting for my gauss rifle

I feel like some of these questions are bait
>hurr why didn't they shoot the graphite?
Etc

they'll probably retcon cop

Water is a neutron moderator you mong. The point is that it would instantly vaporize and create clouds of steam that carry contaminants away

They can make sure they dont smuggle anything out with a dosimeter

Better than irradiating nice soldiers and citizens imo

Sour milk

>dont look over the edge
>looks anyway

Is corechan really that irresistible?

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>sleeping next to some one
wat

Same thing that happened to that firefighter's hand.

But iirc the soviets actually shot at the elephant's foot, so it's not crazy

you're right. radiation didn't make those marks.

It was ghosts.

Because it's so hard to believe radiation would affect film when they're ON TOP OF FUCKIN CHERNOBYL CLEANING RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL FROM THE FUCKING ROOF!

*throws phone*

who knows

why? they have no reason to, the zone is expanding and they need a higher military presence, retconning CoP would be a mistake

>dick turns black and expands

god this bitch is ugly. what's that on the back of her neck?

Is this show worth watching?

You will get an 9x7 inch schlong and multi orgasmic abilities

9/10. Was thinking 8/10 immediately after watching it because of that eye-roll-worthy Emily Watson scene; without that it might've been an unequivocal 10/10 like the first episode.

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It would turn red, rot off, and then you'd have a cunt

I love the fact that they used real footage from the documentary instead of dramatized ones.

Delusional

>They can make sure they dont smuggle anything out with a dosimeter
They only go to 3 rads. that kind of radiation is fine.

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DOSE'D

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>god this bitch is ugly. what's that on the back of her neck?
skullcap pressing down her natural hair so the wig fits.

I am guessing the animals are fine since they live about 1/8th the time humans do. Less time to be affected by radiation? Of course I am sure many of them do get hideously fucked up if they encounter something very radioactive like abandoned vehicles, equipment or food.

You turn into a roastie.

Really someone just do Core-Chan doing this. That's what we need.

Why?

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This can't be happening

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In short, yes. Some animals have also developed a natural resistance via selection. It mostly involves naturally creating certain enzymes to prevent their bodies from absorbing excessive amounts of various dangerous isotopes.

not good , not terrible a 3.6

Most of you guys are retarded but I love you anyway

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Maybe it'll be about installing a new c-con.

Meat, Bread and Veggies (Potato vodka)
Perfect meal.

That's classified.

bust a 3.6oz nut

What does a butter and caviar sandwich taste like?

Just because film is not that sensitive to gamma rays.
Because it would do it evenly on the whole film.

Tell me then, what shielding in the camera created the specific pattern of the film sprockets?

Don't forget, lenses create images on the film upside down, so part of the film closer to the ground was actually the top part of the image.

I've provided example of development issue - bromide drag due to lack of agitation during film development. Which you can find examples of if you google "bromide drag"

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>I POSTED ITTTT
>MOM'S GONNA FREAK

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Do you feel in charge?

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Do y'all like killing dags

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How many bananas are 14.000 roentgens?

>Tell me then, what shielding in the camera created the specific pattern of the film sprockets
...the film sprockets.

And it's penetrated the whole image, you just can't see it on top because it's all sky.

Also, this would have been a Soviet camera. Do THEY use inverted film?

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a bunch

1-10/10
2-8.5/10
3-9/10
4-9.5/10
5-??/10

David Schwimmer looks great in that suit.

enough to feed Africa forever

>everything magically disappears from the table

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>Not training the irradiated dogs to carry the graphite into the core thus killing two birds with one stone

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For some reason I was mistaking a fission reaction with magnesium fire.

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made some webms of the best scenes from this week. so many good scenes, enjoy

i couldn't do the puppy scene

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quickest way to get a neo vagina, mods are planning a trip to Chernobyl as we speak

don't even give him a (You)

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>when the MP5 is no fun anymore so you switch to a Mosin for the challenge

Salty

>What does a butter and caviar sandwich taste like?
The table wasn't using its egg protector and now it's all vaporized.

have sex

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You've ruined the magic!

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Such is life in the zone...

you question soviet cleaning abilities comrade ?

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Was this a trick cut?

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fuck, literally unwatchable now.

noice.

WHAT WERE THEY THINKING

Don't watch Saving Private Ryan. When they go to the table to count the dogtags the crate isn't ontop of it, in the next shot it is. Completely ruined the movie for me.

youtube.com/watch?v=rOv3b5fwFAY

The question is if you could get dizzy by the 8000 roentgen? Yes you could.
>Also there were some who went up on the roof 5-6 times.
>youtu.be/FfDa8tR25dk
Watch them stumbling around.

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>At what point the metal taste disappear

It was radiation, comrade.

I suppose you know what editing is since you're watching a series about a sequence of events unfolding over a span of months.

I think it was the cameraman raising the camera over a bit of debris.

It also looks like a poorly hidden modern golf cart/lawnmower or something in the ditch when they pan out desu

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>tfw you will never have daddy skarsgård shout at you like this when you spill your milk

So how many of those people who did the shoveling actually died?

Man it is hard to believe something invisible like that can kill you so horribly, if i were in that time, i would have thought the world was ending

Basic lens physics, any lens invert the image upside down to focus it on the film.

Bromide drag also penetrates the whole image.

Are you gonna tell me that thin piece of cellulose can shield itself effectively from gamma radiation coming from every direction some air gaps will make significant difference?

It's photographers fuck up I tell you.

>So how many of those people who did the shoveling actually died?
Officially? Zero.

>drops cup on top of table
>lifts
>everything is gone
>dude, a month has passed

>x-ray engine stopped working
wow thanks user, you are a dick head

puppy killer dude is banging nicole kidman

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Nobody, they had elevated cancer probabilities, but nobody counts that in USSR.

"Бaбы eщe нapoжaют"

Very salty, iron-y, with a creamy buttery finish

Don't even try and make a film, it would be shit.

But if being up there for 2 minutes cuts your life expectancy in half, wouldn't being up there for 9 minutes basically kill you?

I guess he found another pussy to kill

there was never any free vodka and sausage...

:(

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is crashed american sattelite. nosey americans cannot stop spying in glorious CCCP. so brave soldier shoot down sattelite with nagant

Why was this scene so fucking kino?

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And the third guy wouldn't have made it as far as he was in 7 seconds. It's an edit you giant cuckold.

>their teeth to fall out a few times and then they grew back again
Very cool, thank you for being the experiment. Hopefully we can learn about medical issues from this.

I serve the soviet union!

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Naomi Watts>>>>>>>>Pleb Kidman

I serve the soviet union!

Karl Marx

I think they had 40 second rounds in those cases, so it's more like 3.5 minutes

you realise he is carrying it all under his right arm, that green box is what holds it all.
basically it cut out about 10 seconds of him putting it in the box.

The real footage is better.
>youtu.be/FfDa8tR25dk
Go to 23.50

Show us bromide drag. And while you're at it, explain how THAT works.

I shown two examples already, you can find more by just simply typing bromide drag into google images.