/RBMK/

Congratulations, comrades. You are the last of 3,828 anons. You've crafted your shitposts perfectly. I wish you good memes and long threads. All of you are awarded a bonus of 800 (You)s.

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Not great, not horrifying.

The sheer amount of tankie butthurt this show created is all worth it.

Thanks Chief
I serve the soviet union!

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post the webm of Dyatlov tossing the book at ayylmao

I serve the /RBMK/

>tfw no more of iodine qt

Do you guys think she was okay in the end?

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No, she was not OK, user.

WHAT did they mean by this?

I hope you like skinheads, user.

shell be fine

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All those fucking tubes was spoopy in the dark

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>I was on the _______

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post a webm, you incompetent moron.

Imagine fucking core-chan with your control rod so hard she explodes like that. My dick would be red raw by the time I was done with her.

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K A R A T E

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I don't know if I can make things better for you...

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You shitty kitten stopmers

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why would he be super saiyan in the saiyan saga armor? why would they be saibamen?

>tfw reactor power level climbs to over 9000

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>I-I would like you to record your command

Maybe the real Chernobyl was the comrades we made along the way.

I'll miss you lads

No webm but have a video

youtu.be/AaWeHYz0tiA

1/10

;____;

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It's like the story of the divers. We were told that they were all dead, but alas they lived long afterward.
>We were told Dyatlov died in the 90s, but he is clearly posting on Yea Forums in 2019.

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*Spits*

AAAAYOOOOOO WHERE WAS HEEM IN DAH SHOW

>Are we brothers, Valery? I would like that very much.

t_t

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Is it the best miniseries?

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he never said that.

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I dunno if I like this or The Terror more...but it's close..Jared Harris is top tier.

(The Young Pope is kino #1 though)

lmao

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It's a Terror reference

t. never seen the terror

He's just doing it to get (You)s. Trust me, I know how he operates.

I love this. I mean its pretty close to the truth - it would have been blindingly obvious to ground personnel that the core had exploded.

On the other hand, Dyatlov DID consent to handing the test over to the night shift, DID then ignore the responsibility of making sure they knew the test procedure, and DID essentially order them to ignore every safety regulation the Soviet nuclear industry had put to ink.

And of course he did all this under the false assumption the reactor could still be controlled even if it was abused in the way, because the Soviet nuclear industry had told him so.

i can't be bothered to watch episode 5

watch 4 episodes in one sitting a few days ago

>Shieeeeeeeeeet, dat wise ass cracka Toptunov burned the hydrogenen reactor or summfin. We finna get radiated up in this biatch.

>On the other hand, Dyatlov DID consent to handing the test over to the night shift
Yeah, I'm sure Dyatlov had a choice in this.

You seem nice.

He was being held in the house

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Young Pope isn't miniseries though, but that was the last time I got really into a show like I did with Chernobyl.
I did skip The Horror, though, so I should probably watch it as well

At the trial, why was everyone so shocked to hear about the graphite tips when everyone in the control room knew about the graphite in episode 1?

You should.

They give a rock solid explanation of why the reactor exploded. They cover everything - the high void coefficient, the control rods caps, the lack of a CCV, the reason all of these things were present in the design (cost), the reason none of them were told to the operators (politics masquerading as military security) and the exact chain of stupid decisions by pointy-haired apparatchiks that caused these problems to develop into the worst nuclear disaster in history.

youtube.com/watch?v=-_1A-VWZzg4

Were gays illegal in the USSR?

Just got done watching the final episode. Took a screenshot of my favorite scene, seems like I'm not alone, it fucking got me so hard.

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>graphite outside of a reactor that can’t explode

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fag

A small selection of the memes I made, it's been fun you guys.

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He was the test supervisor, and Fomin was a complete toad (it's not covered but he faked his degree). If he told Brukhanov the night shift needed to be brought up to speed, or that test should wait until the following day or week when the day shift could do it properly, Fomin would have backed him up and Bryukhanov would have gone 'yeah whatever we can wait a bit longer' and gone to bed anyway, because he DIDN'T. CARE.

Dyatlov cared. His problem was that he cared about getting the test done, not getting it done safely.

>last reactor reading before blowing was 3.4 Gigawatts

shieet

I serve the /rbmk/

For a very short time at the start of the USSR, no. But then Stalin who was a christian-fundamentalist, went completely anti-marxist and reinstated christian laws.

RISE THE MOTHER FUCKING POWER.

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Everyone in the control room knew that graphite could only come from the core.
At the trial, the fact that the control rods are tipped with graphite is a big reveal and the reason why the crew aren't the only ones to blame. What am I missing here?

I made three of those, thief.

just wing it lmao

By the way, it is him now.

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I serve the /RBMK/

i didnt cry on my fathers funeral, but i cried to this

No one cares.
bye

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is just a show on the telly box, innit?

>KYAAAHHHH!!!

I request the brainlet wojak meme

i care user

You were just coping with being a bad person. Those were actually tears for your father that you SHOULD have shed.

I know how it is in the show. In real life though, Fomin had the power and he had the final say on whether the safety test would continue. He chose for it to continue. Dyatlov had no real say in this. In real life, Dyatlov was ordered by Fomin to proceed with the test as instructed. Aside from that he had no real role. Many of the shit he did in the show (like instructing Akimov and the gang to feed water to the reactor) was actually on Fomin's command and Dyatlov was already out of the building.

So does the red box say
>You'll never pass

here you go

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I serve the /RBMK/

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leningrad_Nuclear_Power_Plant#Incidents_and_accidents
>On 28 November 1975 a fuel channel in Unit 1 suffered a loss of coolant, resulting in the degradation of a nuclear fuel assembly that led to a significant release of radiation lasting for one month. Immediately after the accident, the radiation level in Sosnovy Bor, 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from the affected power unit, was 600 mR/h; in total, 1.5 MCi was released into the environment.[13] The exposed inhabitants of the Baltic region were not notified of the danger. The accident was not reported in the media. (Practically the same accident occurred in Unit 1 of the Chernobyl Power Station in 1982.)

I wonder how different it would have been, if the same incident happened in a 1975 Leningrad.
Who would have been in charge, how different would the technology involved would have been?

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You already have more knowledge on how to run it then the people controlling it did that night.

She is not wrong...

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The revelation was that the control rods were tipped with graphite as a cost saving measure (to assist the reactor in using low-purity fuel).

This is MASSIVELY counter-intuitive, since graphite is a flux moderator (boosts the reaction) and you don't usually put things to make the reaction HOTTER on the rods you put into the reactor to make it COOLER.

The other revaluation was that the operators didn't know about this, because it was covered up to avoid the USSR having to admit they'd built the reactor on the cheap to keep up with American technological advancement. It would be highly embarrassing to admit the design, a point of pride for the Soviet Union, was so shitty.

Legasov forced their hand.

probably "dialite" or whatever
i should make it too

Why did they frame Dyatlov, were they agents of capitalism?

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Anatolyi the people of tired, anatolyi the people are tired anatoyli dyatlov the people are tired.

Tired of this reactooor, this reactooor, .....this reactor, the test must go onnnnn, the test must go onnnn, anatoli the people are tired, anitoli the people are tired.

>graphite
Soviets used unenriched uranium in the reactors. To actually get it working, the uranium needs to have graphite on the fuel rods to act as reflectors. The graphite that's lying all around is mostly from that graphite, you can see it being essentially bunch of bricks with a hole in it for the fuel. The problem was not that there was any graphite inside, the problem was that there was too much graphite, and the reactor was already having an autistic meltdown.

>Imagine

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What's the guy's name? Tried googling around for a black liquidator but nothing came up.

>Dyatlov was already out of the building.
nah mate, he was just on the toilet

>But then Stalin who was a christian-fundamentalist, went completely anti-marxist and reinstated christian laws.

What the fuck are you talking about?
Stalin tried to liquidate the Orthodox Church in the USSR.

The anti-homosexual laws in the Soviet Union were purely materialist and weren't religiously motivated at all.

Homosexuality is a bourgeois disease after all.

That explosion scene was pure KINO.

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They should try to recover Lebonovs entombed body under reactor 4.

Doesn't change the fact that Dyatlov gave the orders to power up the reactor in the middle of a xenon pit.

>Stalin tried to liquidate the Orthodox Church in the USSR.
Nuh-uh, that was earlier with Lenin. Stalin re-instated the church.

4u

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Last episode was absolute KINO

could someone make a webm of the entire explosion scene - from the caps jumping to the Cherenkov effect, completely natural phenomenon can happen with minimal radiation - while cutting out the bits of the operators standing around looking dumbfounded?

i'm the user that posted it all
thank you for making me laugh

>fuel
is the plutonium and uranium in the core, inside the rods? is it liquid?

Gonna miss you lads, it was a real honor

I'd put my graphite tip in that nurse's water cooled reactor.

>Comrade engineer
>the control rods
>they're gonna make me
>make me
>~AH

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Exactly. RBMK reactors cannot explode, therefore the graphite cannot be outside of the core, therefore stop calling spicy concrete graphite

Хиpяк Игopь Aнaтoльeвич

HE'S IN THE ELEPHANT FOOT. GO GET HIM

Reminder CIA did 9/11 and Chernobyl
Glow in the dark niggers. Run them over if you see them

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Contrary to what the show implies, there was no panic in the control room until the AZ-5 button was hit and the power spike happened. I think Mazin was inspired by "Zero Hour: Chernobyl" which depicts an almost identical, but false situation.

litterally me

S

You mean sex.

trump.

>Comrad Spicynov. The core, she go BIG, BIG BOOOM!

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>For God's sake Boris. You were the one who mattered most.

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yes her boom boom is big

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It's amazing if you think about. Nuclear energy wasn't the thing that actually made a 1000 ton reactor cover fly into the air--it was just water turning into steam.

I serve the /RBMK/

There was also a technical reason the control rods were tipped with graphite that was not explained in the show.
The graphite displaces the water and stops it from entering the void left behind when the control rod is raised thus increasing reactivity.

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I dun get it
so where are you supposed to put the graphite if you aren't supposed to put it on the control rods

In the end, water was real danger all along.

i know the feeling, i've had numerous online friendships that felt meaningful to me only to have the other people just never come online again or just stop sharing their thoughts on things, like they don't have the effort or care enough to talk to me anymore. i guess that happens in real life relationships as well, friendships just kinda run their course. it's just worse when it feels like everyone else is moving on or sick of you and you don't know which because online you only know what they feel inclined to tell you.

this guy has the shittiest office I've seen jesus christ

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Stalin studied to be a priest before the commies started the revolution. He may have had some affection for the subject but state commie shit came first usually. That doesn't mean they didn't sometimes bend the rules. Most communist countries legalized abortion but Romania banned it in order to produce more workers for example.

>Stalin re-instated the church.

During WW2. From the late 20s to the late 30s he tried to liquidate them.

>It was just water turning into steam
That's a strange way of spelling 'CIA'

Dyatlov is still in this thread
Please leave

>VVER
>Water-Water energetic reactor

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Thanks

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fictional scientist lady does say "to displace water"

Do you know anything about Soviet culture? Wasn’t exactly the lap of luxury for anyone.

There should be another version where Dyatlov is just looking straight ahead with a cigarette in his mouth, completely ignoring her.

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have it.

WHAT THE FUCK DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH THE SHOW?

they explained it in ep 4

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Lie to it.

the ''now im in charge'' dude had a freaking sweet one

So W W E R, you incompetent moron.

absolutely nothing

Игopь Хиpяк

sex.

>CIA
Yes?

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You're done, comrade.

C O N G L O M E R A T E__C H A R A C T E R

He also had the shittiest voice as well, what happened to his vocal chords?

Lookin pretty lovecraftian and such

being a heavy smoker does that to you

Meanwhile in American viewers

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>Y-you can't talk to us like that!

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Think of what could've been.....
>In 1985 Brukhanov received instructions for the construction of Chernobyl Two, a separate station of four more RBMK reactors, using a new model fresh from the drawing board. This station would built a few hundred meters away from the existing one, along with a new residential area of Pripyat and a new ten-story administration building with an office at the top from which the director could survey his sprawling nuclear fiefdom.

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N O F R I E N D S

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pissing about not having friends is not fun and not lighthearted. you can write a blog about it on twitter, not here.

Thank you
Thank you
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Thank you

cherenkov effect
completely normal

Based boomer Dyatlov.

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Absolutely OBSESSED

sucked one soviet superiors dick too many

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I would just like to take a second to praise the prop department for this show. Everything was so perfectly authentic. My uncle had the same headphones they used in the show.

Based thanks user

stg44 is pretty old for the 80s

I love how retards saw this as an attack on the soviet union instead of what it really is
I mean the show literally spelled out what it was trying to do for you
"what is the cost of lies"

I knew I've seen this thing before
imgur.com/a/TwY6q

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Looking to read a book with more detail and find out what the show skipped or changed for artistic license; do I go with Chernobyl 1:23:40 or Midnight in Chernobyl?

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Spotted the Trotskyite

Eat shit comrade, Bryukhanov was based

Whatever happened to these guys? I heard they went to prison and then got released after 5 years for good behavior. But what about now? Are they still alive?

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How did they keep the other 3 reactors running after #4 exploded? Did they have people working in the rest of the buildning?

It's always about you, isn't it?

If anything, the show made the Soviet Union look aesthetic as fuck.

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*slaps desk*
*pats coal minister*

which is best?

i was responding to someone else sharing similar sentiments about online friends, you can just ignore it instead of write 2 replies about it.

What was he thinking, assuming this is what really happened.

few questions

was boris sherbinny or whatever he was called actually died of the and radiation exposure or was and just coincidental that he died not long after chernobyl, and was dyatlovs death actually on radiation sickness because i heard it was due to a heart failure with not related to radiation sickness.

any audiobooks ? i don't read

I love how tankies a oblivious to the cause of the lies inherent in the Soviet system. Not saying it doesn't happen everywhere but at least everywhere else there's more of a check and balance system.

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Isn't it supposed to be a cautionary tale? To be wary of people who prefer their opinions over "alternative facts" and "fake news"?

3.6 is like a chest x-ray, if the x-ray machine IS SOVIET ONE HAHAHA.

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its not the same without sound

*slaps binder*

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yes user
of course :)
you're absolutely right

No idea, haven't seen anything to suggest they've died but given the circumstances wouldn't be unlikely.

are you stupid?

before Masha and Natasha there was Elena

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>anons have somehow made a waifu out of a fucking nuclear core
What has my life become?

it does produce a shitload of smoke and noise

I react to it because it's derailment and hurts the thread. You can talk about that shit on social media.

There was no need to fix the rest of the RBMK reactors. Enforcing your current safety measures would suffice.

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>still no r34 of masha

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>haha those /rbmk/ threads were great fun
>man, Chernobyl was released 2 years ago now
>time flies sheesh
>i wish i went ahead with those changes i was planning to make to my life back then

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>wasn't here for Fukushima-tan
a newfag is what you've become

Guy's the historic reenactor. That's based as fuck actually, i know several of them, ech one a total bro.

delete

thank you senpai
one day I hope to see a full 1080p HD version with sound on /wsg/

I take it you weren't in New York when the EPA declared the air "safe" a couple of days after 9/11. Because keeping Wall Street open was much more important than people breathing in carcinogens.

>self aware weeb
What the fuck?

>american nuclear testing killed over 500,000 american civilians
>american lies started three unnecessary wars that killed tens of thousands of americans and millions of foreigners
>american lies about drugs, building materials, chemical processing, food and industrial processes kill millions of people
>american lies about the "cost of medicine" kills two million people a year
>"You see, its those G*d-damn Soviets, always lying about things that's the problem. Good thing we have an accountable system that stops lies." t. Red-blooded American Twitter Verified Critic

It's uranium. It's like bunch of pellets held in place by a rod from some exotic metal alloy that can survive high temperatures. They are covered with bricks of graphite because the uranium is essentially unenriched. There's water around it. When they inserted the rods, the additional graphite isn't even that important in making the whole thing explode, it would have anyway unless the scram worked like it should have to, except it didn't and the boron which was supposed to shut down the reactor never made it to the core because the core was already on literal edge, it was seconds away from exploding anyway and the graphite and lack of water just tipped it over the edge, and that caused the rods to lock up.
In the core. There was already graphite inside. The graphite is good because it makes the thing run. The problem is when you don't want the thing run, like, because it's about to explode. You do not want to have more thing that makes it run then, you want thing that makes it not run. The reactors were built in the way that the thing that made it run was in front of the thing that made it not run.
They were aware that graphite makes it go hotter, but in normal operations the spike was negligible. The spike would be immediately countered by the boron rods, and the core would be dead. What they were doing was not normal operations.
The graphite is there to basically lock the system when it's running, so it can run and the boron doesn't kill the reactor, and that when they retract the rods the water doesn't rush behind it. It's not exactly a very smart construction decision, but it is a cheap one. The fucking idea of graphite moderated reactor is about as cheap as it gets, very first reactors were like that.

How did they do that? Is it makeup or CGI?

Here's Bryukhanov and his wife in 97. Bryukhanov was sentenced to 10 years in prison while Dyatlov and Fomin spend their time in a correctional colonies (most probably work camps) Dyatlov and Bryukhanov were released due to bad health. Fomin was declared insane by the communists after he tried to slit his wrists with his glasses. He was probably declared sane after the fall of the SU. Bryukhanov was recorded saying that no one learned a thing from Chernobyl and that it was a web of lies. He also said that other countries are also covering up their accidents as best they can. Dyatlov was granted amnesty by the Russian government after the SU fell.

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looks like the thread is carrying on swimmingly you fucking moron, instead of leaving 1 replies you've spawned 7 about nothing, who's derailing again? go apply to be a janny, you're just the fag they are looking for.

now I get it

She is wrong, you retard.

>ech one

You mean lies?

guy's i'll miss her

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I honestly believe Dyatlov is still alive and shitpost in /RBMK/

I read that Fomin went mad with guilty and had a nervous breakdown. Not sure why the ending montage said he went back to working at a nuclear power plant

Yes. approximately a million billion of them. Each acting like a bullet that incurs a debt with the truth monster and sooner or later CNN pays that debt.

>*pats coal minister*
I've read accounts that the coal minister really knew how to speak to miners, and probably wasn't as much of an office rat as implied in the show

>you don't have enough bullets to kill all of us
>about 30 guys standing around
>2 guards with 30rd mags
>60rnds

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its cheaper

Tankie asshurt. Delicious.

based Yeltsin taking care of our guys, he drinks but he saves

no user
we all pay that debt

bryukhanov in 2017

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Any of you are going to rewatch it with your family?

>bullets go through people

they probably wouldn't be able to shoot all of them if they started advancing at the same time

try shooting 45 men rushing you from a couple of meters
spoiler alert: you wont be able to kill all of them

I serve the /RBMK/

>But then Stalin who was a christian-fundamentalist
>Stalin who was a christian-fundamentalist
>Stalin
>christian-fundamentalist
The fucking delusion.

been trying to convince my buds to watch it but one of their wive's is pregnant and he doesn't want to watch a baby get microwaved

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you got it wrong, user
Bryukhanov was the one going insane and spent half of his sentence in a psychic ward
Fomin ended up working in a new NPP

I've heard the minister himself probably wouldn't have turned up to the site, that there's someone far below him in Tula that works more closely with the miners, would have given them the request.

I serve /RBMK/

t. Big Pharma shill

is never shown.

>I-it's all propaganda, comrades

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Alright, calm down Dyatlov. You know he came from a very religious background, right?

Chain smoking and yelling at Fomin

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I know I explained it. Even being implied seems like a heavy thing to think about I guess.

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Actually radiated him, to make it look as realistic as possible.

Im in episode 2
>scientists: The core exploded and we are all gonna get fucked by radiation
>non scientists: You are wrong
So Im guessing the main theme is the Hubris of heads of states specifically the Soviets and how it caused their downfall

And?

damn he doesn't give up, thats impressive.

it was heavily implied that they needed them

the core
poisoned by its operators

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I miss them already.

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When you realise what your husband did in the 80s.
youtube.com/watch?v=Ag1o3koTLWM

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7,62, like almost any intermediate cartridge is supossed to do.

Nope
>The Associated Press reports that Fomin was a trained electrician, and was around the age of 50 when the accident happened. According to AmericanScientist.org, he attempted suicide in the wake of the disaster, which delayed the trial, and Newsweek reports that he endured another suicide attempt and nervous breakdown following his sentencing. Fomin was eventually released early because of it.

Who is the most pathetic group of posters: tankies, Dyatlov apologists, or >muh Drumph alegory posters?

>4 years 4 months

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>I don't want to be blamed for a nuclear explosion

Are we comrades, Valery? I should like that very much.

Look at Roose casually looking at his watch while Boris is coughing his soul out. He looks surprised that he's dying ahead of schedule.

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>I can't wait for our baby to arrive, oh look, user has arrived!
>"Hey guys, wanna watch a show where a baby dies because its father unwittingly irradiated it?"
Yeah, no fucking shit it's a heavy subject.

wonder if tumblr will produce any legasov x shcherbina yaoi

The scene is completely fictional. And the coal industry minister at the time was much older, much bigger man, who started his career in 1944 as an actual coal miner when he was 15.

Ep 1: Delusional
Ep 2: 5 years
Ep 3: Pizza time
Ep 4: Dog genocide
Ep 5: ?

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The reason the crew reluctantly went with Dylatlov's retardation was because they thought they could just hit AZ5 at any time and stall the reactor. They still would have been in trouble but it wouldn't have been the end of the world.

The panic button being a bomb detonator is fucking unacceptable even if the crew bypassed a bunch of safety shit to make a bad situation. It's the one thing that should work no matter what.

D) All of them

Dyatlov did nothing wrong

did anyone else think of this while watching the latest ep?
youtu.be/m-vuVjiF8Jk?t=87

toilet

What? It's not like my proof is any worse than what usually passes as evidence on Yea Forums.

pretty sure those AKs in the episode were chambered to 5.45

requesting an edit of this shot with pink wojak

>we havent seen iodine nurse in a month and everyone already forgot about her
>everyone would rather fuck a radiation fire instead of this perfect qt

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who would win in a fight? Dyatlov and his karate chop technique, or Miner bro with his high CON build

My feet hurt
God I want my promotion already
Why the fuck don't they just do the thing it'd be over already if they listened to me
Who the fuck cares
You're a fucking annoying fuck it's fucking middle of the night
RMBK reactors can't fucking explode what's the worst that can happen
I'll just press the AZ-5 if shit goes out of control

>you were the one who mattered the most

I cant find footage of the real trial, besides pics, does it exist?

God damn I love faceapp

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>safety first
>blue/red tablets
>one year
>mikki maus
>*Dyatlov slaping the book.gif*
>this is how RBMK explodes
and it's not even the end of a preamble

gone but not forgotten

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ET DED ANT

>At the nuclear design school
>"this design for AZ-5, it basically power surges the entire core before shutting it down, but it's very cheap.. should we use it?"
>DAVAI SUKA!
youtube.com/watch?v=4CYLoj_sSqU

they should showed in the finale credits

>you were the one who mattered most!

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He did wrong. But not all fault lies with him.

>31 deaths

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No one was ever told, you mong

Someone revive this meme, but with Chernobyl?
youtube.com/watch?v=OuSdU8tbcHY

>me after the last episode, knowing how a RBMK reactor works

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They were AKM's with a AK74/AK103 muzzle brake, nothing like that actually exists IRL, closest thing would be a AK103 but that has polyfer furniture and a folding stock, and wouldn't be invented until the 90's.

b-b-but you yourself saw the graphite when you looked out of the window Mr Comrade Dyatmeme Sir.

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The panic button was only a detonator if you let it get that bad by disabling most of the safety protocols. Ignalina knew about the design flaw and they didn't blow themselves up. SCRAM would increase reactivity for a brief period because of the graphite and displacing water. The rods got stuck because the core was already so hot it already started to damage stuff around it.

Wow, even the people designing the RBMK reactor? How did the KGB pull that off?

so do I get that promotion and new office

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So, Dyatlov knew shit was fucked big time, but made his grunts fuck it up even more so he could have someone to blame?
And of course, this plan was possible because he believed he could always rely on the failsafe.

What if the rbmk reactor is the lies we made along the way?

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What can I say, she's hot.

It got redacted from history, we're you even watching the show

No one who designed it was there the night of the accident

They didnt know the graphite tips on the CONTROL RODS themselves could actually cause a power surge. Or rather it should have stayed a secret

>learned more about reactivity and the functions of nuclear reactor, how to operate it etc. than from a subject specifically meant to learn this shit in high school

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One of the most common misunderstanding I see is that most people tend to think of the uranium fuel rods as a sort of ultimate grenade ready to just blow, irradiating like crazy permanently. That perception is completely incorrect and wrong. Without the graphite (in the case of RBMKs) and without the water to moderate the neutron flux, the fuel rods are actually only very mildly radioactive. You can't really obtain significant fission with the fuel rods themselves, and it's by design.

how civil uranium fuel rods are made
youtube.com/watch?v=n2f7kEeSXYg

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can I haz promotion?!

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imagine daddy dyatlov ramming into your anus while screaming angrily into your ear about how incompetent you are

he did NOTHING WRONG *karate chops u*

It was just bricks from the building. Clearly not graphite, because the graphite simply can't be there. How could graphite get there? Are you implying that RMBK reactors explode? Tell me, how does an RMBK reactor explode?

>shirt and tie with tracksuit jacket on
Real swag hours
>slit his wrist with his glasses
What the fuck how do you even do that

FUCK THIS WESTCUCКERY

YOU ARE ALL NIGGERS

Why isn't this animated?

>alright, lets get this graphite out onto the roof
*BOOM*
>nice

did you watch the show? the last two pages of the one document she was even allowed to see were redacted

NEW THREAD WHEN

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What is the cost of lies? Asks Craig Mazin as he completely makes up half the series.

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Last episode was fucking kino.

Considering how far they went out of their way to make the sets so authentic, I'm sure they would have put wooden furniture onto an AK-103 if they had them.

Alternatively, AKs are manufactured so widely, maybe some factory did produce that exact rifle.

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soviet guns would jam after firing the first bullet

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>you were the one who mattered the most

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Fomin broke his chunky glasses and tried to cut with himself with the shards.

Yes, did you anons even read the post?
>At the nuclear design school

Dyatlov throws book REVIEW IT

In the end this series never mentioned the sarcophagus or the elephant's foot, right?

Post the minecraft one please

a study on humanity itself really
even a tragedy like Chernobyl couldn't teach us a simple lesson

>I don't think this is good anymore, but I'll give it a try anyway.
>hmm yeah, it's very stiff and I can taste metal or something.
*bites again*
>This is definitely rancid I'm sorry but I can't taste anymore than this.

And he would still survive.

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I would like to be considered, guys.

The Sarcophagus is mentioned during the 'in memoriam' part, but yeah, pretty much.

they mention the sarcophagus in the end montage thing

I serve the /RBMK/

nice hiss

I'm glad to have inspired the "did I leave the reactor on". I kept posting this pic with that line.

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where exactly are the yellow pump bois
can mr boris show me

new thread where?

Nah, those were kind of irrelevant to the story Mazin was telling.

I serve /RBMK/

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Actually, that was me.

YOU DID ANT

What is the cost of toilet-breaks?

It needed to become a proper meme, too good to lose.

You've stalled the fucking thread, get the posts back up.

That's the New Safe Confinement finished in 2019. The Sarcophagus was what they built in the 80's. You can see the Sarcophagus in the distance when they drive Legasov away at the end.

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I serve the /RBMK/

Why didn't Fomin just shave his head? He would look much less goofy.

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My amazing father died two weeks ago from brain cancer at 60, I can’t imagine being such a failure of a son that your own father’s death doesn’t make you cry like a baby yet a tv show does you fucking wank. I feel like crying just thinking about him. What the fuck is wrong with you?

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You may have made the horse pic but twas I who spammed the two images in threads.

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You need subs for english audio there, buddy?

I serve the /RBMK/

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So Nuclear waste isnt actually green? Its just water and metal?

WHERE IS THE REACTOR CORE

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she’s literally perfect

It's magenta in the show.

I serve the /RBMK/

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Ulana brings nothing to the show.
Aside from her being the most blatant historical inaccuracy, she has no character or character development. The only hint we get that she's actually human is when she's sleeping at her desk. After that, she's a moralizing cliche. Everyone in the control room, even the ones I can't remember the names of, have more character than she does. She's not even a Mary Sue, she's below that.

It would have been better if they had casted a small group of subordinate scientist side characters. It would have been interesting to see how Legasov interacts with his subordinates compared to how he interacts with Scherbina. Or at least we could have had more footage with Legasov wrestling with his conscience instead of being ordered to tell the truth by Ulana.

I'm really baffled how they got it so wrong with her. Lyudmilla and the nurse are both excellent, actually all the other characters are excellent. Maybe she had a different writer, very strange.

Neah. I put them on so I can screenshot stuff and not have to write shit. Putting it in the filename like pic related means half of these dummies won't see it.

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i serve the /RBMK/

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Yeah, the thing in the montage is the New Safe Confinement.

It's pretty easy to tell them apart. The New Safe Confinement is this smooth, dome-like structure they have placed on top of the reactor.

The sarcophagus is a hastily-built looking structure that was slapped around the reactor building.

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I serve reactor chan.

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>reactor reveal

>People thinking Chernobyl is beating on a country that is already dead
>Not realizing this is just another reminder for citizens about why they should distrust Russians, especially when Trump crowns himself grand master dragon of the United States and brings in an all Russian cabinet.

I serve the /RBMK/

>I feel like crying just thinking about him.
be glad your father isnt alive to see his son being a faggot on the internet

...

2017 dude

oops

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What have I said about depressing posts that cause sadness?

>The internet is serious business
I think he was joking user.

the old sarco looks beastly. The new one is post modern shit.

What's wrong with his eye?

So did legislov commit suicide because he couldn’t bear the weight of the accident or was it a calculated move to get other scientists to listen to his recordings? Either way you can’t argue with the results of what he did.

i serve /RBMK/

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dunno if there is a single show that does slow motion better. its only ever used when you need to think about things and to let the awe of whatever unfolds sink in. like with the bridge scene from episode 1, where everyone who was gathered there were breathing in the nuclear fallout and halving their life span.

Given by how his hair was falling out he probably knew he had some kind of godawful cancer too

She's a composite of a lot of people so she only encapsulates their positive side. Giving her all of their faults would make the character useless. She's mostly a plot device. Instead o having Russian Nr. 1 telling them about sand then Russian Nr. 2 interviewing plant workers then Russian Nr. 3 getting arrested for wating to tell the truth we get her doing that. Too many people who show up to say their line then pop up at the trial would make things too muddled for just 5 episodes. The other guys have more character since they really are saying some of the stuff they said that night like Akimov's "we did everything right".

>NO NO NO YOU CAN'T SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT THE SOVIET UNION
go dilate

Based, thanks user

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>work camps
i've always wondered what soviet/russian work camps were like in the 80s/90s. were they like american work camps or did people die from the labor? what was life like in a late soviet work camp?

Look how decrepit he was in the first episode.

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your friend is a faggot anyways
find new friends

The new one is estimated to last for a hundred years. The sarcophagus was designed to last 30 years.

ptosis of the eyelid

If there was no power spike before AZ-5, WHY WAS IT PRESSED.

You don't SCRAM the reactor for no reason.

uranium is basically useless and its damage is negligible when it just exists on its own, but when brought into a reaction with graphite (and some other materials im sure), it becomes the ultimate grenade?

They finished building it in 2017. Just came 100% online and passed its first 72-hour trial with flying colors in May 2019. And from what I've read in some places the lifetime estimate is more in the 150-200 years range but who the fuck really knows how it will fare?

>WHY WAS IT PRESSED.
Wikipedia says:

>The reason why the EPS-5 [(also known as the AZ-5 button)] button was pressed is not known, whether it was done as an emergency measure in response to rising temperatures, or simply as a routine method of shutting down the reactor upon completion of the experiment.

If you rewatch the episodes you can actually see him aging as the episodes go on, they change his hair and skin. Really cool little detail

Still horrible I would assume but not "there is no humanity in a 200km radius" of the old gulags. The Chinese phased out their labor camps around 2014. Now they just jail or shoot you. NK still has them of course.

yes and the knowledge from nuclear design school was not present in chernobyl at the night of the explosion. yes, the soviet union was so absurd that the kgb would purge information to keep it a state secret, and yes they would not pass this state secret along to the people working on the power plant.

what are you trying to argue?

I remember I was thinking Jarred Harris wasn't that ugly while watching these last episodes.

Show & Tell

you are right
i am sorry

That would be fucking epic.

Can he say; "Fuck Khodemchuk"?

No need to be sorry. Just post more Legasov!

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>Not editing in AZ-5

Waste of potential, go to the local party headquarters.

>as a routine method of shutting down the reactor upon completion of the experiment.
Nope.

The experiment was 60 seconds long. The button was pushed 40 seconds in.

>rising temperatures
That's called a power spike, genius

>That's called a power spike, genius
Was the reactor actually providing power?

SKALA says it went from 200 to 400 MW in less than a second.

So...yes.

That's not the same thing.

>To be wary of people who prefer their opinions over "alternative facts" and "fake news"?

It's pretty ironic then, because Legasov was the dissident against the Established order. Essentially what you should take out of a show like this is; Freedom of Speech is the only way to go and Unpopular Truths have to be given a voice.

Depends of what type of uranium we're talking about here. There are many. Commercial nuclear power plants use fuel that is typically enriched to around 3% uranium-235. The two fissile materials used in nuclear weapons are: U-235 and and Pu-239.
Uranium's most common isotope, U-238, is fissionable but not fissile (meaning that it cannot sustain a chain reaction by itself but can be made to fission with fast neutrons). The neutrons released by fusion will fission U-238. This U-238 fission reaction produces most of the energy in a typical two-stage thermonuclear weapon.

Uranium-235 is the only naturally occurring fissile isotope, which makes it widely used in nuclear power plants and nuclear weapons. However, because of the tiny amounts found in nature, uranium needs to undergo enrichment so that enough uranium-235 is present. Uranium-238 is fissionable by fast neutrons, and is fertile, meaning it can be transmuted to fissile plutonium-239 in a nuclear reactor. Another fissile isotope, uranium-233, can be produced from natural thorium and is also important in nuclear technology. Uranium-238 has a small probability for spontaneous fission or even induced fission with fast neutrons; uranium-235 and to a lesser degree uranium-233 have a much higher fission cross-section for slow neutrons.

In sufficient concentration, these isotopes maintain a sustained nuclear chain reaction. This generates the heat in nuclear power reactors, and produces the fissile material for nuclear weapons.

more on uranium and it's vast chemical properties:
youtu.be/Kkd2bYAVtOU?t=76

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Megawatts thermal (MWe) not Megawatts electrical (MWe). The output the operators are looking at is taken form measuring temperature differentials in the water channels.