The secret Soviet radar hidden in Chernobyl’s shadow - BBC REEL 

Dead here 🤣🤣🤣

"The Ministry of General(Large) Machine Building" oversaw all `Space exploration`. On September 17, 1991, the Ministry was wound up, passing on their duties to the newly established "Federal Space Agency Roskosmos",.........The Russians are very clever but many of the contributions are not credited and forgotten in the west.

@@quietstormvalley9010 ✔️

I'm dead, this comment is hilarious

Gundams maybe haha

Not exactly. It was elsewhere. That ending isn't canon lol. Did like this mission though.

@@RebelGaming4U Depends, it could be Bell died here (if you not set up the ambush), or Adler and the crew if you ambush them

Only in the evil ending

Yep

@@RebelGaming4U what is canon ending btw?

@Sgt Soviet dude stfu

@Sgt Soviet were there underground complexes?

@Brandon Munson and stop commenting on every comment like wth your just trying to make people hate you

“ “ Bell ,1981

@Brandon Munson yea brandon stfu.....

I’m a goddamn onion mason, you should know that

That true bell? You have brought us out of nowhere Russia so Perseus could detonate those nukes!?

now that it´s in verdansk the algorithm is on it again

West always stolen USSR,Russian and nazi technology,west used Jewish scientists who escaped Germany. VTOL,stealth flying wings,laser,vsat ect you name it.

nah bro adler lives on

And then wiped out half of europe and America got blamed

It isn't canon tho 😳

"I've got a job to do Adler." By far my fav line in the game

Remember: No American.

@@derangedgod4440 That context makes me think you didn't play MW2

@@MaggotAddict21 You are right, I only watched the gameplay. It's just a reference to the memes.

Detonate the nukes a new soviet-era begins.

*Plays WaW's Soviet Theme*

It’s actually Ukraine

@@Bamiyanbigasf I mean, Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union at the time so I would guess that it counts

for the motherland

a little retribution for motherland

Right, and that could be said about anything built at any time. The phone on which I type this is already obsolete.

Interesting, the radar cross section of a missile would be very tiny in the amateur bands. I guess they overcame this problem by transmitting gargantuan power levels and using very sensitive receivers.

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Another problem with this report is there are 2 structures still standing. This is the transmitter located northeast of chernobyl. The other is Duga 3 the receiver south of chernobyl.

@@williamstamper442 the transmitter is also DUGA 2. Transmitter and receiver counts as one unit Also are you sure, that this footage isn't the receiver at Chernobyl? I'm not 100% sure but I think due the transmitter in Lyubech wasn't nearby the contamination zone, it got dismounted in 2000, because the radar was shutdown after April 26 1986

that's why the plant was destroyed to stop the radar operation.

@@ttss1415 delete your post asap.

@@ttss1415 LmaO

FuMe Dse well it was nice knowing him rip

@Land and Lore Photograph Off Road Adventures All 4 would easily have needed 500kW, but that is not that much, it could easily be provided by one diesel generator per site.

Better than being killed by him

adler betraying bell

He betrayed me first

I didn't see it as betraying Adler, "Bell" already had a mission 😉

whats this all about?

😂😂😂😂gamer

Me and my step daughter were looking at taking the trip over after lockdown in the UK, but no chance of that anytime soon with Russia invading...

THIS AGED WELL. I believe that the Russians now occupy this region. Currently at the time of this post.

🥶

@@OffGridInvestor They left as the making of this comment, some russian soldiers in chernobyl were sent into hospitals for acute radiation poisoning due to them digging trenches in danger zones despite the workers from the plant warning them

Little late for us unfortunately. I think any trips for cold war buffs to russia, ukraine, Belarus, kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Georgia and so on will be too dangerous for western europens and north Americans though i hope i go and experience these historic sites one day

@Brandon Munson lol sure

@Brandon Munson oh shut up

@Brandon Munson How old are you?

Bruh what did this brandon guy say

yes

Been looking for this comment 👍

Da na drug

brain scorcher brain scorcher runnin out of time... better get that switch or imma zombie for all time

All those cod plebs.

This is from PUBG 😁

Ayyy ToH fans

@@febbbm2002 Nice to meet a fellow ToH fan.

@@alvisceratortheultimate1660 they are everywhere

This is old as time it self. You're not intrested, you're a robot without opinion, bye! :)

@@MRTRNgaming You're.

@@philipcooper8297 Corrected.

It's fascinating when you haven't experienced it. It all started with bolshevik revolution in Russia and genocide of russian people.. Then spread around Europe.. Raping, stealing, corruption.

@@NLS_7 Im more like fascinating that this secret that BBC Reel is out there.For long long time.

Never was. **signal ambush**

200th like :>

Yes, it worked effectively and a brilliant marvel. This guy may be right that a modern cell phone has more processing power than old analog technology, but I can't detect if any balistic misile is launched on my cell phone

@@valuerc2664 If our cell phones had the correct programming while connected to the proper peripherals, they would be far more capable of tracking ICBM's than 1960's Soviet tech that did not work well to begin with.

Really

Still picking up strange transmission, like the numbers station from over there.

@@newunited7213 Google "Russian Woodpecker"

Please, can you explain what the giant structure was supposed to do? I’ve watched the video multiple times, but I don’t understand.

Jaffa Orange Its over the horizon radar. Basically, it bounces radio waves off the atmosphere and if nuclear missiles are launched by the US it will be able to detect them based on the interference the cause to the waves.

@Brandon Munson shut up kid

Hhahaaha

Ye boiiiii

@@bukanmasmentri Hell yeah!

Facts

I watched that vid instead of sleeping once

Only interested in this vid cause of shiey

Exactly of what I was thinking.

Same lol. Hes didnt got here when he went to Chernobyl

Always on the radar, for sovietness

He would have mentioned "soviet" 1m times

Plot twist: He was just studying this, and Kolya is just a cover. He is a MI6 agent afterall. !!!

Adler was going to betray Bell anyway.

@@Sociopastor Bell would have betrayed us at some point. He was a loose end.

Hey. Woods and Mason made it to Soviet-Afghan War and Panama Invasion. They lucky to be alive if Bell didn't use his nuts to slay them.

@@darkagentJAY111 Cold War is non canon

They don’t need to die . Just don’t radio peruses

Exactly

But you can’t see it from the roads that pass by, in the middle of a forest miles from the road. I went there a few months ago, amazing place.

Stupid

And it was quite well known to radio amateurs as russian woodpecker.

It is not standing in the centre of city lol

Why did they die?

@@leovikstrom8266 it's a reference to a Call of Duty game

@@leovikstrom8266 well they were killed by soviet army in call of duty game

Rip it had to be done

@@lollardismontop1026 You mean this *Signal Ambush Sorry Adler I got a Job to Do*

it will collapse in a couple of years due to rust/ lack of maintenance.

The next generations can still see echelon system

Went a few months ago and the tour guide said they won't knock it down due to the amount of radioactive dust still on it that it would release

@@iTweakYourPhone exactly this, i visited it in 2018 and they told us the same. i hope it stays standing for a long time

Joeshar we need that we get paranoia now and just buy all the toilet paper

Typical American Arrogance

@@tifosimasterplan987 On your feet, comrade. Ready for a little retribution?

These damn comments got me weak😂

this is not in the "nowhere", that is far far further north west to find.

Yes

no...CHEEEKI BREEEEKI IV DAMKE

He/She/Bell f***ing lied to us

@@hermanthegerman8587 GET OUT IF HERE STALKER

I searched this but it seems to be full of man childs quoting Call of Duty.

but how did it worked?

@@fly3209 The bigger array sent out pulses. The smaller array received the returned signal. Or vice versa. The OTHR principle is sound and was in use since the early 1940s. Duga was able to push out the wave further due to ground propagation (unlikely?) or ionospheric propagation? And punching out some serious watts when powered up. It is said that at least one of the reactors at Chernobyl was built to power it. And when it all went wrong in 1986, Duga-2 was impossible and therefore scrapped.

@@fly3209 By beam steering high power shortwave signals and relying on propagation assistance from reflective layers in the Earth's atmosphere to both transmit and detect signals which are at such a distance the signal would not make it over the horizon to the target or back. This is achieved by the propagation property called "skipping" (think a stone skipping across a pond after being thrown). If you purchase a cheap USB SDR dongle, install a readily free SDR application and tune to certain bands in the HF Radio spectrum, you will see the type of characteristic radio signature these types of antenna arrays emit.

Turned ON 1976 and u talking about 1988....yea right.

@@SoulArtSound Other nations use this same OTHR technique today and is widely available to listen to with a cheap SDR dongle and also freely available SDR software.

It's actually Connect 512

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Yes, i think divergent get inspiration from that things

Actually yes they us that side as shooting location

Actually, this was where divergent shoot.

Wgwgwgwg yesss

Beciz. Is lIt IS! dih, ugh. They is omnbudmsmen and duh, is radar is fupum. So Didergent, The movie. Is. They is. It is. Fhey went. So sttop it.

@Iosif Stalin "Well I had no other choice than to trust you!"

Jake Sullivan OR it could be Russian Cyrillic for ”NVO”.

@@TheJonathanNewton what does NVO mean?

Ground-air defence

@@Malikken Наземно-Воздушная Оборона (Ground-air defence)

My theory is that an HBO film crew doing Chernobyl got astray, found these letters at the place and rearranged them.

I think it's probably what the developers got their inspiration from

Erangel based in Ukraine and Russian locations pubg boyss

Sasnovka military base

Duga the Russian woodpecker

this was it .. its based on this perticular story . elements used in pubg has its stories .

what did it sound like on radio

Nosteck Nosteck they played it in this report several times. Like a continuous, fast knocking. Like a woodpecker, hence the name.

Nosteck Nosteck Hard to represent, but it was a clack-clack-clack sound that would work its way across a small frequency band. Sort of like a helicopter sound but not quite. The sound at 1:08 is fairly accurate. The difference being the type of radio I was using and bandwidth settings.

Same here but had no idea until now what I was hearing.

Where could you hear it from? Wouldn’t love to know more about what you were doing ✌🏻

Me too, and I was at that time often dx-en on the short wave band because my parents lives in Australia sinds 1981 and listen often to Radio Australia, and heart many times this woodpecker signal on all bands on shortwave, din't know what it was until now by the video of this cold war radar.

Is it possible that I heard this on AM around 1999? I remember playing around with the frequencies as a kid, and I can still remember that I heard something that sounded like helicopter rotors, which was I thought it was. But it could very well be something like this.

@@jonasgustaf You won't have heard it as recently as 1999, but other countries had similar things, but nothing like as powerful, nor as disruptive to shortwave communications.

Bbc propaganda

Who are you again?

where did you obtain that information?

Probably quite believable considering Chernobyl carried on operations at the remaining un-melted reactors until around year 2000 I think it was

They dumped there sand and boron

Hella dope 🔥

I didnt even realize it. 10 years later we have an even better version of the Duga-2 Radar. Nice call back.

It is?

@@NEARReiCtor8799 the Duga radar can be seen during matches in Grid.

@@NEARReiCtor8799 it’s on the russian spawn side you turn around and it’s just this massive towering structure lol

Meister Floh Incorrect. The Cyrillic alphabet was developed from the Greek alphabet and if memory serves, was first used in Bulgaria. Kyiv, being in the Ukraine, had nothing to do with inventing it. Also, it being the unified alphabet of the Soviet Union, calling them Russian letters isn’t inaccurate.

@@SweetLou0523 Bulgarian guy here you're right, developed from greek philosopher Cyril for Slavic peoples, but adopted first and improved in Bulgaria in late 9th century

@Meister Floh Хуиев, бл..

@Sgt Soviet I went down the rabbit hole with these and there was i think three of those overall, plus a bunch of smaller ones under a different codename. It's probably all on wikipedia now

Think it's Grid

it's grid

Teacher: We Are Going to Duga-2 Radar Station Near Chernobyl Girls: Ah!! RADIATION I don't want get radiation! Boys: CALL OF DUTY BLACK OPS COLD WAR

Teacher: "On your feet, comrades"...

Men: 50,000 people used to live here, now it’s a ghost town

@@betterthanMJF yep

You pollute RU-vid with your rubbish

:)

It said the thing only broadcasts as far as the Pacific Ocean.

его переплявяит на металл скоро.

Yep, since 2010 with Black Ops multiplayer map Grid, and 2020 with Cold War.

on your feet comrade, ready for a little retribution ?

How it can distinguish American missiles from rockets and airplanes would be amazing to know.

@@Pixelsplasher it was intended to detect the flame columns from the missile launches. Hence airplanes wouldn’t trigger it, rockets however might.

Rozhbash, my friend

It could be a Russian letters, which would simply translate to NVO :)

Peshraw Rozh could be acronyms

Like to organize waste.

Coincidentally,there’s a chernobyl series on HBO

Abe Lincoln a member of Perseus confirmed

Not a coincidence... Your phone is tracking your activity, you fool ! Next time think about boobs... And open xvideos on your chrome... Guess what ! U will see them there.