Here's a video presentation of my model for the game Stalker 2, showing Elena from all angles. I'll be posting soon with various screenshots and renders that show even more detail. Thanks to everyone for your support and sorry if I haven't been able to reply to everyone. I didn't expect so many people to comment on my previous posts. I love you all <3

I need the name of the source of this footage captures.

I don’t know what these are for

https://youtu.be/Fl3cAFuz0WE?si=sb1J0zPtVPN16IMq

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i know of that one image of the bubbling pools with the red mutated looking water, and the pre incident images like the one of the guy just standing under it, but i am yet to see any post incident photos of the pools aside from the red water one, and I’ve seen genuinely none of the corridors

i’d assume the water would of been drained when the divers went in, so they would be dry and non flooded anymore, but I was just curious if any exist

To 2022 - rn

Found in a travel brochure about the plant, and surrounding towns.

That night at unit 4, dosimetrist Nikolai Gorbachenko only had a DRGZ radiometer reading up to 1,000 microroentgens per second, about 3.6 r/h. Dyatlov gives the same ceiling in his memoirs. It was pinned everywhere.

I wrote an article on the Soviet instruments around that story: the civil defence DP-5, the household Pripyat, Bella and RKSB-104 that went on open sale in 1990 (one Pripyat has its price on the back: 175 roubles), and how the SBM-20 tube turns a particle into a click.

There is also a small quiz: twelve readings on these displays, in µSv/h, mR/h and r/h, to rate on the scale of a 1991 Soviet handbook. For reference, the same handbook puts the background around Chernobyl before the accident at 0.10 to 0.15 µSv/h.

https://sovietinparis.com/en/histoire-propagande/compteur-geiger-sovietique-dosimetre-pripiat-bella-rksb-104/

Disclosure: I run a small shop of Soviet items in Paris, the article is on our site. Corrections welcome.

Does anyone know what these thin pipes are for? There seem to be two kinds of these: one, coming off a distribution header in a room (first photo) and another, coming off a pipe under the reactor(second photo) photos from https://lana-sator.livejournal.com/226632.html. The pipes are much thinner than the ones used for cooling water for each of the pressure channels. Are both types of pipes used for cooling the graphite moderator?

Picture taken by me in 08/2017.

Chornobyl has the kind of industrial scenery I could spend days photographing. Rusting steel, massive structures, pipes going everywhere, and nature working its way through it all. Every time I think I’m done, I spot another angle.

I don’t know what it’s for, especially the long ones at the top.

Like for the corridor/turbine stuff

Buttons manufactured in 1990