The voices of Chernobil of 1986 and Radioactivity
On April 26, 1986 at 1:23 in the Vladimir Ilich Lenin nuclear power plant (northern Ukraine) an explosion of the reactor 4 occurred that caused a succession of terrible events killing and displacing thousands of people, issued about 400times more radiation than Hiroshima nuclear explosion in 1945.
Radioactivity is the energy that certain bodies gives off is spontaneously (natural) or caused by an external (artificial) intervention
Radiation applications: Radiation has various applications three of the most important are: – Medicine uses diagnostic and treatment techniques of nuclear medicine, they are more reliable and precise;As Radio Drugs, Shammography and radiotherapy, especially it is used in the therapeutic area.
- Mining uses radioactivity to know the ambiguity of minerals and also to obtain minerals such as oil, gas, gold, aluminum ..
- Obtaining electricity, a large part of the electricity of Spain (20%) consumed, comes from nuclear power plants.
After more than 3 decades, Chernobil is still a place affected by the reactor 4 disaster, which created a great crater that emanated for several weeks radioactive or toxic gases, it is estimated that 7 tons of fuel flew, so stillThe area is not habitable, although around 300 people inhabit villages close to the nuclear plant where the disaster occurred. The reason that these elderly live in a contaminated area, highly dangerous after the warnings of the authorities, is that they own their own misery, they are poor and depend on their own lands, they say they do not fear thedamage they can obtain in the future.
These damages can be very harmful and in the worst case you can reach death, being exposed to very high radiation doses, when the disaster occurred it was quite common to suffer from thyroid cancer, especially in children or under 18 years of age,Another damage that you can suffer are cataracts, since the eye is a radiation -sensitive part, in addition to congenital malformations in fetuses, there are priests for these damages.
Although this type of energy is very dangerous, it should not stop using or eliminating, since without it many applications in which it is used today, they will disappear. What we should try is to avoid this type of failure, take more security measures, than everyone who works in these spaces is aware of where he works, as he has to do and in case of an emergency know how to act as well as possible, noneOf the workers who were fighting against fire and explosion that night they did not know 100% that had passed, before it happened, you could have talked about problems that could happen, in addition none had the idea of wearing a special suit, they went withoutMore, as if it were a normal fire, that’s why so many lives.
Another factor that stood out was milk, when hospitals began to overflow through all sick people, most presented as I said before thyroid cancer, milk is anticancer because of its high vitamin D content, so they began to recommend it, what they did not know is that this milk harmed the sick and the other people because it was radioactive, the cows that produced that milk ate radioactive grass, therefore milk instead of improving the health of those patients, worsened it, worsened it,Worst of all, it was not known, so all people consumed milk in large quantities.
There is currently a metal sarcophagus that isolates 200 tons of irradiated Corium, 30 tons of radioactive dust and 16 tons of uranium and plutonium;It is the largest mobile structure in the world and is built for a maximum of 100 years, experts are concerned that when the sarcophagus can no longer resist, there is a big problem and all the dust and pollution expands.
I would not live there, because you can get very serious diseases, if the authorities warn us that the area is not habitable, it means that it is not sure, there is also very little population, the majority is in villages, and in the future if the sarcophagus does notworks you will be surrounded by pollution that surely kill you.
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