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Pre-Chernobyl History: Rise of the RBMK (1954-1973) 

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Before the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant existed, there was a power struggle. A struggle between engineers and politicians, scientists and engineers. And at the center of it all, the rise of a reactor type that would go on to be the most infamous of them all. This is the first half of that story.
This script was written by Bobby, who has also crafted an incredible history paper exploring how misinformation and disinformation continues to impact the story of Chernobyl. You can read it here: docs.google.com/document/d/1m...

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@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
17:07 heavy-hitters :) 24:00 There is no "also". His recollections just differ somewhat. 24:05 "for some reason at proatom" was never meant to be said in the video 27:18 what is less UNcertain So in other words, there is uncertainty around the military application of RBMK reactors, although it may have factored into design decisions. What is MORE certain, on the other hand, is that safety was traded off for economy. 28:00 What follows is a quote from Karpan's book. 31:19 The absolute self-own. That was the one part that shouldn't have been shown. lmao I am no fair use expert, however, and this is an educational video... The second video should come in two weeks. Next week is Chernobyl Week and That Chernobyl Guy is preparing some special content for you all.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 19 дней назад
For the record, the second page of Feinberg's In Memoriam was intended to be displayed: "S. M. Feinberg made a great contribution to the development of Soviet atomic science and atomic engineering, from the first experimental reactor to the power reactors of the Novaya Voronezh', Lenin- grad, Kola power stations and other power stations now under construction, from series-manufactured research reactors to unique custom-engineered heavy-duty high-load equipment. He is credited with some of the ideas embodied by industry in living reality, and successfully developed at the present time. He trained numerous scientific students who are now working in industry, in scientific-research institutes, and in design and planning institutes. S. M. Feinberg was acknowledged as the leader of the Soviet school of specialists in reactor theory. The merits demonstrated by S. M. Feinberg were recognized by the Homeland in the form of Orders of Lenin, the Order of the Labor Red Banner, and various medals. Everyone who was closely acquainted with Savelii Moiseevich held his spiritual qualities, his pro- found many-sided intellect, and his extensive erudition in high esteem. The brilliant memory of Savelii Moiseevich will always be held dear in our hearts."
@JohnDavidson-nh9eq
@JohnDavidson-nh9eq 16 дней назад
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉top bxxee Eetd
@ridhobaihaqi144
@ridhobaihaqi144 Месяц назад
"It's cheaper" (Valery Legasov)
@billenright2788
@billenright2788 25 дней назад
Reminds me of the old contractors joke: Cheap/Good/Fast. Can only choose two.
@rdallas81
@rdallas81 11 дней назад
But 1 is cheaper😊😊
@Istredd109
@Istredd109 4 дня назад
That’s not just a contractor joke but a serious project management principle.
@LeCharles07
@LeCharles07 Месяц назад
You only lose your hair when you undergo chemotherapy. Cancer doesn't make your hair just fall out. It's also totally possible to be diagnosed and only have a few months to live, especially in the early 70's when detection and treatment were 50 years less advanced.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
About one month between diagnosis and death, as far as Rumyantsev knew. The acute presentation requiring an emergency evacuation from a seminar is also interesting. Add the timing and the circumstances. It's possible it was just a coincidence, but we think it's also possible he was poisoned. It's worthwhile to bring up as something to consider further should more information become available.
@TheGranicd
@TheGranicd 18 дней назад
If detected too late can happen. One day you lose consciousness, fall and hit head. They scan you for trauma and find cancer in head. Now its too late to do anything.
@pie1860
@pie1860 17 дней назад
Also "radiation poisoning" (maybe with tea ?!?!) is a very rare occurrence in modern day Soviet Putinland... and abroad !
@TheGranicd
@TheGranicd 17 дней назад
@@pie1860 Well its easy to go down that route. Like second Boeing accuser being dead from brief illness just recent.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 16 дней назад
@@pie1860 Feinberg was a very rare person.
@oscarr.g.509
@oscarr.g.509 Месяц назад
What's even better than a regular saturday night ? A radioactive saturday night from That Chernobyl Guy !
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
Indeed :)
@Zonkotron
@Zonkotron Месяц назад
Funny. Weasel or not, Legasov clearly had a skill in speaking with a great deal of gravity. Those lines from the tapes...skillfull. Considering that Nuclear cleanup is a matter of radiochemistry, not reactor design and that they needed an apparatchik and skilled speaker to lie for them in public...... i realize more and more why they got him involved with the cleanup. Perfect choice, really.....
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
Legasov may have been more involved with reactors than he let on after Chernobyl. He was hardly an expert but he may have had some sort of leadership role. I may have been underestimating how "clever" this man was.
@marcd6897
@marcd6897 29 дней назад
Don’t make the usual mistake and mix that a person being a good manager is also a good technician or vice versa. You can be an excellent manager but don’t necessarily be an excellent technician.
@ian_b
@ian_b 25 дней назад
A colleague of mine just went from working (heavy physical labour) to diagnosis to death from cancer in under a month.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 25 дней назад
Sorry to hear that. What kind of cancer?
@ian_b
@ian_b 24 дня назад
@@markusw7833 Spine, I believe. I don't know the details.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 24 дня назад
Did the diagnosis come as a result of an emergency visit?
@SamwiseOutdoors
@SamwiseOutdoors Месяц назад
Let's be honest, we're all here because deep down we all want an early Nuclear Princess phase.
@danielle3064
@danielle3064 Месяц назад
That's my dream
@oganvildevil
@oganvildevil Месяц назад
Screw that, I'm still a nuclear princess
@roderickcampbell2105
@roderickcampbell2105 Месяц назад
@@oganvildevil Buuuuut, princesses don't say "screw that".
@TiagoJoaoSilva
@TiagoJoaoSilva 29 дней назад
@@roderickcampbell2105 Yes they do. They say "(I'm going to) screw that (handsome rogue)"
@gnightcore5352
@gnightcore5352 28 дней назад
I guess that it’s just curiosity.
@erikziak1249
@erikziak1249 Месяц назад
Looking forward to the 2nd part of this video. Very much appreciated, high quality content.
@steoderfragt1821
@steoderfragt1821 Месяц назад
You deserve many more subscribers. Your sources are really good, and your voice has a certain charm to it. And when you mention victims you treat tehm with the respect they deserve
@sapientsatellite
@sapientsatellite Месяц назад
Khrushchev, as his party career started in Donetsk, of course was supporting coal mining to an extent. Also, Mayak incident kept party officials somewhat sceptical about nuclear enegy in early 1960s Add: Novovoronezh. I bet you could never pronounce it right)
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
Yeah, 5 times and I just gave up. The original recording is like 50 minutes long and 5 is me trying to pronounce Novovoronezh.
@BassRab
@BassRab Месяц назад
Great day when he uploads
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
As always! :)
@SMGJohn
@SMGJohn 2 дня назад
For a guy who invented the best reactor ever for its size and output, he sure underestimated human stupidity in pushing the reactor to the most insane levels humanly possible and even disabling every safety features. In fact, from simulation its frankly scary to think about that tiny minuscule window they hit to make the reactor go critical, if you want a class A freak incident, look no further than Chernobyl, its surprising that DPRK was gonna build several of RBMK reactors with help from USSR but Kim Il Sung was so freaked out by Chernobyl, he genuinely forbade nuclear reactors to be built.
@233kosta
@233kosta Месяц назад
The name of that reactor, when translated directly, sounds like a doge meme: "Reactor, much power, channel-type" 😅
@filanfyretracker
@filanfyretracker 13 дней назад
which makes it sound like something ordered off Wish.
@literallynull
@literallynull 19 дней назад
18:55 this photo is pure vaporwave. I love the aesthetics of this building, this black and white futuristic design
@oganvildevil
@oganvildevil Месяц назад
Really appreciate this level and depth of context
@fuller9x
@fuller9x Месяц назад
So Polonium tea was a thing even back in the 70's
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
That's the suspicion. You'll see quite a bit of funny business in the second video, and that's before another pair of videos focusing on the post-Chernobyl narrative.
@casualobserver486
@casualobserver486 10 дней назад
22:59 The «export flaw» of RBMK is that it allows the extraction of the fuel elements at virtually any point of the fuel campaign. Thus, you can operate it in the mode that gives you a lot of plutonium but very little electricity. USSR was very meticulous about nuclear proliferation (remember the fuss about ‘the creative use of CANDU’ in India). Thus, VVER - the Russian vision of PWR seemed a better option in terms of non-proliferation. What is more, VVER had and has better potential for integration with I&C systems for PWR
@bloguetronica
@bloguetronica 27 дней назад
Sellafield/Windescale should be warning enough against graphite moderated reactors. The decrease in reactivity with temperature should not be trusted as the lone negative feedback. Any reactor with a positive void coefficient should have more than one negative feedback factor. In fact, modern reactors are safe, and molten salt thorium reactors have the potential of being intrinsically safer.
@nicolek4076
@nicolek4076 Месяц назад
Don't be too hard on the baby boy dressed as a girl. This was quite common practice at the time across Europe. There are many pictures of British boys before puberty dressed in a dress during the Victorian period.
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
Nah, can't be hard on him. It's pretty cool actually. Any negative attacks on Feinberg are intended as satire, and I hold immense respect for the man. :)
@Play_fare
@Play_fare Месяц назад
@@thatchernobylguy2915I think he deserves to be better known for his contributions to the progression of nuclear power development.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
@@Play_fare ...
@rdallas81
@rdallas81 11 дней назад
Happens today in the usa, only some are 30 year old men using girls bathrooms
@nicolek4076
@nicolek4076 11 дней назад
@@rdallas81 Absolutely. I've always been a bit concerned about self-identification for gender. There is little doubt that transexuality exists, but I feel there should be some kind of "quality control" leading to a "get out of jail free" pass.
@swokatsamsiyu3590
@swokatsamsiyu3590 Месяц назад
Well, you did it again, another fine video. 33 minutes of RBMK history goodness no less. All these reactor-y details I mostly know, but still there were a few new gems for me to discover in there. The funny thing is I'm actually reading the Sonja D. Schmid book right now^^. It was gifted to me not too long ago. Very interesting reading material, I have to say. Can't wait to see part 2 of this. You are spoiling us rotten. Your "Novovoronezh" could do with some spit and polish, though😅
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
It was my 5th attempt and I just gave up LMAO
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
Were you able to follow the segment starting at 24 minutes?
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
@@thatchernobylguy2915 I think you just pronounce it the way you see it. No-vo-vo-ro-nezh. You know what novo means.
@swokatsamsiyu3590
@swokatsamsiyu3590 Месяц назад
@@markusw7833 Yes, I most certainly could^^
@Phil-D83
@Phil-D83 Месяц назад
Inexpensive design that could be mass produced. It produced a lot of power and was good at making weapons grade plutonium as it could be reloaded while in use. The mker design is an evolution of the rbmk that was never built.
@missano3856
@missano3856 2 дня назад
Did they ever actually use an RBMK for that.
@bornagavric3941
@bornagavric3941 Месяц назад
I like your videos of Chernobyl❤
@alexandervoytov4966
@alexandervoytov4966 21 день назад
I took a class Physics of Nuclear Reactors. Several textbooks were provided for the class. Highly recommend to use these textbooks for technical references. A lot of information about materials, sizes and etc physics.
@isbestlizard
@isbestlizard Месяц назад
My god russian intellectuals have top beard game o.o
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
You're not wrong LMAO
@lookoutforchris
@lookoutforchris 16 дней назад
They all had something else in common too… berg, stein… I just can’t put my finger on it. Same with the revolutionaries and high level leaders. Oy veh!
@martthvdb9701
@martthvdb9701 27 дней назад
The EBR-I in Idaho was the first electricity generating NPP, wasn't it?
@missano3856
@missano3856 2 дня назад
I think it was the first to used, it powered Arco Idaho for a little while
@henriknilsson7851
@henriknilsson7851 Месяц назад
Great episode! Perhaps Chernobyl would not have happened if the Soviets had continued development rather than have a 10 year pause. This has been fascinating to see the background behind why reactors with no containment were built.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
The no containment thing is Legasov's little harping point. Come the Vienna meeting and INSAG-1 that was massaged into a dome could've made no difference. Legasov was someone who spun everything in public. In the next video you'll hear a different account of him in private.
@flyingdutchy01
@flyingdutchy01 Месяц назад
great subject. more of this please!
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
A part 2 is coming in the future :)
@Babysqid
@Babysqid Месяц назад
Feinberg suddenly presenting with a presumbably stage 4 cancer and dying within a month is not so very improbable. That kind of thing still happens today... all too frequently sadly. A lot of cancers are asymptomatic until they get really, really bad and beyond the ability of modern medicine to treat, nevermind 1960s medicine. Not suprising either when you consider the high lifetime dose someone working at the heart of the early Soviet nuclear programme would have probably accumulated.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
So you don't really have indicative symptoms until one day you need to be taken to the hospital with one month to live? I thought that was highly atypical. What may be "more frequent" is having months to live, from what I've read anecdotally.
@rvanhees89
@rvanhees89 15 дней назад
​@@markusw7833acute leukemia, acute pancreatic cancer, acute neuroblastocimia You will be dead within a month, 2 months tops
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 15 дней назад
@@rvanhees89 How do they catch that stuff so late? Seems strange to describe as a "relatively short illness". I also just googled acute leukemia as an example and the source I'm reading discusses treatment as taking years.
@rvanhees89
@rvanhees89 15 дней назад
@@markusw7833 so you know then what the term 'acute' means in acute leukemia? Yes treatment can take years, and then you can still die of the acute leukemia at the end of it. Untreated, about a month
@dhuckbourning7165
@dhuckbourning7165 Месяц назад
RU-vid algorithms: Engaged Thanks for the upload!
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
I hope you enjoyed :)
@669karlos
@669karlos Месяц назад
Go to the channel and watch all of the content! It’s great!
@Phil-D83
@Phil-D83 18 дней назад
Do a review of the mker reactors that were designed but never built - based on the rbmk😊
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 18 дней назад
Interesting idea... will look into it :)
@SamSammy-cb8nr
@SamSammy-cb8nr 29 дней назад
It’s kinda funny that I’m listening to this while playing stalker shadow of Chernobyl
@chriswilliams1944
@chriswilliams1944 5 дней назад
You can absolutely die of cancer within a month of diagnosis. It isn’t that uncommon, especially in haematological malignancies. The median survival today for sufferers of Acute Myeloid Leukaemia, for example, is six weeks in the event they cannot for some reason be treated. The treatments used today were not available in the early 1970s: in fact the initial trials for them (in the USA and Europe) were published in 1981. In 1973 only children had a reasonable chance of survival. (Needless to say, the 1981 trials form the basis of today’s treatments, but are far from the whole story.)
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 5 дней назад
Interesting. I didn't know cancer could be that aggressive.
@robinwells8879
@robinwells8879 25 дней назад
I still feel that RBMK was a fine piece of value engineering in an engineering sector that has suffered economically crippling over engineering. The design required considerable amounts of hubris and stupidity to make fail. I would postulate that such levels of stupidity would likely cause the demise of most designs. Operating instructions and procedures are as integral a part of plant as the physical steel steam pipes themselves. Ripping out a procedure will cause a failure just as certainly as ripping out a coolant pipe. We tend to forget about the amount of energy required to enrich uranium and when power is at a premium that matters. There were four reactors at Chernobyl and three of them had uneventful lives and it took gross negligence and I flawed management structure to destroy one of them.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 25 дней назад
There will be two videos in June regarding alleged violations of operating instructions and procedures. Spoiler alert, emphasis on alleged. Also, tune in for the second pre-Chernobyl history video in early May.
@MinSredMash
@MinSredMash 18 дней назад
This must be the archetypal comment for this channel. Just parachute in with an opinion predicated on woefully inaccurate understanding of the facts, while ignoring the content and message of half the videos that have been uploaded. The RBMK's design violated dozens of different safety regulations. Stupidity was baked into the design, and it could blow itself up without violating any procedures at all. The accident is a story of procedures being flawed, not a failure to follow instructions...
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 18 дней назад
@@MinSredMash He might not have seen some of the videos implying this. Won't be until June that the operating instructions violation allegations are tackled directly.
@EK-gr9gd
@EK-gr9gd 15 дней назад
Where has the second part gone?
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 15 дней назад
Second part has been rescheduled for the 11th of May :)
@Sunset4Semaphores
@Sunset4Semaphores 25 дней назад
"I'm an engineer; I fix stuff..."
@florabee9283
@florabee9283 Месяц назад
This informs me partially of some possible motive for Putin's invasion of Ukraine. Soviet era fanboy Putin may have been accustomed to think of Donbass as well as Crimea key parts of the Soviet empire, Donbass coal, Crimea for beaches and ports that don't freeze. I wonder if he likes tea?
@aluminium5738
@aluminium5738 Месяц назад
7:35 Novo-Vorozhnez?
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
Apparently it is the one word I will never be able to pronounce.
@aluminium5738
@aluminium5738 Месяц назад
@@thatchernobylguy2915 Oh don't worry about it, half of the people here wouldn't care or even know enough to notice it :)
@grimmig13
@grimmig13 Месяц назад
@@thatchernobylguy2915 try spelling it differently in the script 😁 vo-ro-nezh
@yenneferzvengerbergu5230
@yenneferzvengerbergu5230 11 дней назад
7:14 Profitability? That only started to exist in the USSR under Khrushchev
@user-xb5gx8hi4i
@user-xb5gx8hi4i 17 дней назад
Cancer doesn't make someone's hair fall out. Chemotherapy does.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 17 дней назад
That is known...
@fredjones554
@fredjones554 10 дней назад
The irony is that it took massavie user error to cause the accident
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 10 дней назад
Uhm... keep watching this channel.
@dways1998
@dways1998 Месяц назад
Fuck yes. RBMK porn surprise Saturday morning release. I’ll take it and willing to continue living 2 more weeks. Are there any videos of an actual build, installation and configuration of the inside components and detailed video of the actual pressure vessel per say I guess the whole housing or whatever makes up the reactor pit and all the cool shielding and the crazy amount of pipes and pipes all doing different jobs. I can’t find anything. There is a short 32 min black and white YT video that shows some but really nothing. I think I am obsessively interested in there not being a large reactor vessel that houses everything together and will safely depressive In emergency SCAM and safe shut down. But the RBMK and the never disappointing Soviet crazy unsafe engendering and work conditions is fun to watch. The great High Channel type reactor (loose translation I think) with its individual pressurized fuel channels and all the rest. I think they thought they were clever because NO ONE else would or did or thought that would be a good idea. I need to see with my own eyes a reactor being built with that absolute massive black graphite block stake towering over and hundreds of fuel cells with the energetic and terrifying but beautiful, unmatched and undefined Uranium 235 waiting to quietly and efficiently do its job non stop for years on end. Clean safe energy that never happened because of unfortunate accidents and hysteria and fear mongering the public using lies and manipulation and fake information to achieve their agenda. Probably ungodly rich oil tycoon’s that own everybody and just buys people whenever needed. They can’t loose and the people that loose are us smucks that live simple but honest lives and are good people. The salt of the earth. If we could come together and work as one and talking and hashing out the fine print and disagreeable parts. That being called compromise and having everyone win. The American public making real changes because they can’t ignore 200 million adults that are nicely and coherently voicing our demands and not taking no for an answer. Can we get everyone to focus and care about one important improvement we expect from our government that is there to serve us and at the end of the day that should be the accomplishment we all feel good about. We could actually do that tomorrow if we fucking tried and no one brought their pride and ego to the meeting. Everyone could boycott the thing and they would fix the problem yesterday because we know they can and they have the money. Every single product I buy and when I go shopping has turned to a bad miserably experience no matter where I go. I have never felt this is 33 years. When Going out to buy just the essentials to stay alive turns into an existential crisis of how can I make it somehow work this week or seeing the price of basic everything slowly go up every week year on end and the quality actually noticeably going down as well and NO ONE doing a damn thing about it is fucking wild to me. We could change that trend. big biss really feels like they can add sneaky fees and surgcharge or raise price repeatedly for no logical reason, shrinkflate, AND take a Couple Doritos out of my cool ranch bag!? The corporations and fat cats definitely are taking advantage of the fact they can literally do whatever they want to profit and make their lives probably I imagine pretty damn fantastically euphorically amazing a lot of the time. Why are we letting them openly abuse and mock and to be completely honest let them laugh and think we are stupid and inferior cattle that they own and continue to profit from and do you know where all this started from and continues to this day stealthy destroying and dividing and pulling apart the very fabric that makes and endorses and holds America together. If that goes. If communities start to isolate and pull away and put their defenses up and have no desire to even understand or come to some agreement with their fellow citizens, us the US public, the good guys, you know we are all on the same damn side. It pisses me off. We could come together with a singular purpose which is for the greater good and humanity and forget the individual just for a little while…I have faith it would turn out nothing but positive and righteous. The big win win for everybody. If any sees this try to think how can this be done. Spread the word that we are tired of being taxed and old people you never met and don’t particularly like or even think isn’t allegedly doing evil things normal people can’t understand or even comprehend in their spare time spend our hard earned money on stupid shit and things we don’t want and don’t agree with. We want to invest that money 80% back in solely to making America 🇺🇸 the USA the greatest country in the history of time better. We would love you to use the trillions you print and the constantly lost or misplaced trillions flowing freely through the pentagon of all places. We will no longer stand by and enable the old corrupt geriatric and barely functioning but rich as hell politicians laughing and partying it up in Washington. We are talking action. We are bigger and also just massively bigger than you .think about it
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
I don't think you'll outlive the system in a mere two weeks.
@dways1998
@dways1998 Месяц назад
@@markusw7833 I know it doesn’t make perfect sense. I just wrote everything that came to mind in an interesting alter statement and didn’t mess with one thing. And I purposely did not go back to read or obsessively rip apart Nd change. I would probably feel embarrassed and slightly ashamed if I know it as the whole. But here it will sit floating through the void aimlessly for eternity and if it’s lucky it will pop up randomly or be found by someone just going through pages of comments for no reason and maybe it will annoy or not make sense or change some kid or mother or have some sort of meaning 10, 20, 100 years from now. I don’t know. I have sent off anonymous nonsense randomly into the void for years. Is it for nothing and no one having consciousness and understanding will see it so it technically exists and doesn’t exist at the same time. I am seeking someone with answers that make sense to me.not go back aJust a train of thought for no reason that means what you make of it.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 4 дня назад
@@dways1998 How's it going?
@renewklear
@renewklear 14 дней назад
Why did the Soviet Union use pencils instead of pens in space? Because their engineers couldn't afford the gravity of the situation!
@mickeydodds1
@mickeydodds1 23 дня назад
Alexandrov resembles Aleister Crowley.
@pendremacherald6758
@pendremacherald6758 23 дня назад
There was technically a railfanning clip in here. Based.
@peteconradjr.8605
@peteconradjr.8605 20 дней назад
Infants are not crossdressers.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 19 дней назад
How do you know?
@ImpulseNOR
@ImpulseNOR 8 дней назад
@@markusw7833 That was an unnecessary addition to an otherwise excellent video, the poorly timed and unhilarious remark unfortunately calls the content into question just as it includes a trump meme out of nowhere as it's about to head into implied conspiracy with poor sourcing. This is historical content, it deserves to be treated seriously throughout.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 8 дней назад
@ImpulseNOR Seems like you have some trouble making up your mind about the content. If some parts are too distracting and upsetting to you keep it a personal issue as opposed to conflating them with everything else. People who lose their minds over trifles probably aren't getting much out of these videos anyway. Remarkable what silly and insignificant things are what stand out for some viewers. Had a couple of Trump supporters upset over the use of his image like he's suddenly Muhammad or something. Lol, talk about irony.
@peteconradjr.8605
@peteconradjr.8605 8 дней назад
@markusw7833 no you didn't.
@criticality2056
@criticality2056 16 дней назад
First Russian nuclear power plant.
@SakuraAsranArt
@SakuraAsranArt Месяц назад
What is going on with Russian nuclear physicist beards? That's the real question 🤔
@thatchernobylguy2915
@thatchernobylguy2915 Месяц назад
The real biggest mystery of Chernobyl! :)
@GrumpyKay
@GrumpyKay 4 дня назад
​@thatchernobylguy2915 seriously. Like what is THAT? I need to know why. It's so..... square.
@konradhenrykowicz1859
@konradhenrykowicz1859 16 дней назад
Kurchatov was not "the father" of. He was "the stepdad". His value was just the ability, to correctly read the tons of documents and plans stolen from Manhattan project. Not a neglible thing after all.
@sufoguets
@sufoguets 16 дней назад
Suggestion for you. October ends ' song is goinna go viral. React to it and join tthey hype train!
@thomasdaily4363
@thomasdaily4363 24 дня назад
Great documentary. Right up to the point where you decided you had to bring American politics into it. Bye bye.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 24 дня назад
Bye bye.
@shanegriffin2215
@shanegriffin2215 29 дней назад
I was really enjoying this until the snarky ridicule of Donald Trump had to be included. How stupid and immature in an otherwise informative documentary.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 29 дней назад
Get a thicker skin, buddy. It's not as if the guy you're supporting is a total stranger to snarky ridicule, although he's not exactly the best practitioner of it.
@PunaSquirrel
@PunaSquirrel 6 дней назад
😢
@fddfedf136
@fddfedf136 Месяц назад
Many incorrect and fictional "facts" like with any video of yours.
@markusw7833
@markusw7833 Месяц назад
I wrote this script. Virtually everything is sourced. Please refer to any "incorrect and fictional facts" you believe you've encountered watching the video.
@Silver2004Avalhadia
@Silver2004Avalhadia Месяц назад
Please elaborate whenever you will have time
@MinSredMash
@MinSredMash Месяц назад
@@Silver2004Avalhadia Don't hold your breath...
@swokatsamsiyu3590
@swokatsamsiyu3590 Месяц назад
Well, feel free to educate us unwashed peasants at any time. I'm sure we're all waiting with bated breath.
@grimmig13
@grimmig13 Месяц назад
When you accuse someone of spreading misinformation and bring into question the integrity of their channel as a whole, it is expected you provide some evidence that supports your accusations... it's quite ironic that you didn't provide any given the nature of your accusations.
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