What Happens If You Put Your Head Inside A Particle Accelerator?
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2022
- In the Soviet Union russian physicist Anatoli Bugorski made the mistake of walking in front of a high energy particle accelerator emitting huge amounts of radiation, while it was still turned on. The radioactive beam pierced through Bugorski's brain causing some brain damage, but despite receiving many times more than a lethal dose of radiation, Anatoli Bugorski survived...
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Excellent research on how particle accelerators function and of course on the accident itself. Totally engaging documentary.
Thanks man really appreciate that. I spent plenty of time speaking to people smarter than me to make sure I undertstood it
That this man is still alive, and has been denied disability status from the government, are equally shocking.
This is one of the most fascinating stories. This and Ouchi, what the human body can endure (and maybe what it never should). Glad to see you back in action PI
Thank you @Queen Aqua, nice to see you again and i appreciate the kind words
when I found out about ouchi I was horrified. he suffered terribly because of a stupid accident.
Ouchi 😢 I especially hate how people sensationalized it and started spreading a fake photo that's not him
@Courtney Hammett that was the main reason I made this video
@@PeakedInterest I'm genuinely impressed and grateful that you debunk the photo and pronounce his name well and everything...
Wasn't gonna watch another thing about him but it was well worth it
I had never heard of Mr. Bugorski. I'm very sorry for the accident he suffered but even more so with his treatment, or lack thereof, afterwards. My heart is heavy with this one.
This channel is the definition of quality over quantity. I'm really loving the content good job man! :D
Thank you, I actually made a conscious decision a while ago to only release videos which I feel 100% happy with so I really appreciate that
Man, the moment I saw the title of this I was *so* excited to see how you'd tell this story. Your production quality is just incredible, always engaging and well-researched.
Thanks very much. I always try to tell as much of the story as is available to tell and make it as interesting as possible.
His condition after incident is miracle. Just like those 3 Chernobyl liquidators went into contaminated water. Everyone expected they die within a month, yet survive to this day.
Untrue, Baranov died in 2005
@@itsmrhunter Yes. Agreed with you. Thanks
Your videos are just legitimately one of my favorites to watch. I must say I’m especially fond of your unusual crime/accident videos because I feel you’re so respectful with how you portray the stories, but also much more nuanced with it than most people are. Thanks for the awesome content as usual!
Thank you. I try very hard to walk that fine line when dealing with crime/true story content because these were/are real people with real suffering and I don't want to disrespect them or their stories by being sensationalist and click baity. I really appreciate that comment, thank you.
@@PeakedInterest I'd like to say I feel exactly the same way...I never knew I would like these sorts of videos until I saw the ones on your channel..especially your Ouchi video which almost made me cry
@Armav thank you. It's genuinely nice to see that I managed to treat the subjects and people involved with respect, I would hate to sensationalise and minimise what these poor people went through
I admire how much effort you put in these videos, your channel is growing because of your hard work and you deserve every subscriber you get :)
Thank you, it's genuinely so nice to read comments like this because I put a lot of time, effort and money into my videos to make them as good as they can be
His actual received dose was much smaller than than what passed through him thanks to a quirk of the physics of this type of radiation. If only he had been better cared for.
So he found a bug in the physics engine?
It's really an intriguing story and so horrifying that extreme radiation exposure and sickness were (are?) so commonplace in the Soviet Union. His country really did him dirty.
Beautiful documentary, Lee! Love your distinctive voice and editing style! You are greatness!
Thank you, that's too kind. I just try to find interesting stories to tell in an engaging way, nice to hear you found it interesting.
I love the new opening graphics.
Thanks. I try to make them individual for each video
Not to mention that your videos have fascinating storytelling plots, your narrations are so calm and clear that the contents are well delivered to audience. That’s why I come back to your channel for new videos.
Thank you, that's really very kind. I try to apply my screenwriting experience to making videos so I'm quite picky about which stories I tell
I heard that as a result of his condition he lost a fair bit of control over his cheek muscles on the left sids of his face. As a result that side of his face barely has any natural creases or wrinkles that you would expect for someone of his age compared to the right side where he could obviously still control the muscles to make a smile or laugh. It's like one side of his face has barely aged compared to the othed visually.
His story is really interesting and one in which he was extremely fortunate to have survived, shame he struggled to get the help he deserved and to tell his story for so long.
Your channel is still underrated to this day, thank you for this content!
Thanks for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment.
I love the graphic you added to this video. Looks like you spent a lot of time on it.
Thanks. I try to make the videos visually interesting too. It also helps people understand because not everyone is an audio learner, using visuals makes it easier to convey the message
You deserve every subscriber you get. I already think extremely highly of you. Excellent video!
Thank you. This is one of my favourite videos of my own so it's nice to see it get some credit. Really appreciate it 😊
Fascinating as always. Editing is great too 👏👏👏
Thanks very much. Second comment on the editing ☺️ makes me happy because I really think about how, where and why I make cuts in my videos
Always such a treat to see you post a new video!! The quality of your work makes each video more exciting than the next. And I have to say, beautiful opening in this one in particular.
Thanks very much. Really appreciate that and welcome back
The symptoms of radiation exposure sound like a Saturday night in Glasgow! 😂
😂
Thank you. Informative and interesting. The work you have put into his video is commendable. Worth waiting for!
Thank you, it was a lot of hours so that's greatly appreciated
The production value on this channel always amazes me, the score, the intro, the narration. Truly one of my favourite channels! Keep up the awesome work! :)
I can't stop binge-watching these videos!
Guess that means I'm doing my job properly
@@PeakedInterest absolutely!
I just recently found your channel and absolutely love it!
Your editing is fucking amazing man
Thank you, it's awesome someone commented because I genuinely take ages thinking on almost every cut, edit, transition etc.
Fantastic research, writing, editing, sincerely looking into every aspect of it we can tell how much care you put into it! Really great video again!
I only knew bits and pieces of this story, but I never understood why there was only something like a single hole in his head... If the beam is so fast and it had never been deactivated the whole time (I think the warning light might have burnt out or something like that, I'm not sure) Wouldn't you expect the damage to look like when you pass a hot wire through styrofoam? He dipped his head through it, certainly moved it around a bit and then moved away, all the way the beam would be passing non-stop through him. It feels almost as if it shot at some point when his head was already in there, cycled a few times in the very same spot until it was absorbed somewhere rather quickly... perhaps after the very first puncture it was deflected by his flesh and it stopped somewhere else. Yeah, that was very interesting! It was awesome to get to know more details about this incident, thank you so much for posting!
Thank you
your video quality is improving so much with every upload! keep it up💕
Thanks so much
Bruh, your content is Incredible. I am surprised to see how you don't have over a million subs already. 🤯
Thanks. With nice people like yourself liking and sharing the videos we'll get there someday.
With all the nuclear disasters they had like this, Chernobyl should not have been a surprise. Nay; I think it was inevitable.
Yeah, during research for this video I spent a long time looking at Soviet nuclear incidents, there's quite a few and victims were often treated like anatoli as well.
This badass unit is still alive somewhere in Russia telling stories and having small sips of vodka occasionally
About to go to bed, but now I have something to look forward to watching in the morning :)
Hope you enjoy, be sure to let me know what you think 😁
Very well done. You have a perfect narration voice. I feel horrible for this poor man.
Thank you. You're too kind
GREAT work! (Loved the opening credits, but some of it went by way too fast to read!)
Thanks, I was worried people would get fed up of the credits they were slightly longer than they usually are
We will remember, Mr Bugorski.
"Proton Warfare." God damn. He's right.
Why didn't they believe his version of events? That is intriguing, why wouldn't they believe him? But obviously believed he had suffered the head injury as described?
Was there more to the story I wonder.
I think the reason they didn't believe it is because they assumed by hit with a high velocity proton beam right through the brain would have either killed or incapacitated him
Tragic but fascinating. Sometimes I get lost in your calming voice and have to go back to listen again but I believe I learn something new on each video.
I try to sneak some education into each video under the radar just because it's interesting for me too, and thank you, I'm glad my voice calms you down. Life could use a little more calm
Hehe same :)
Need more mystery analysis from you! Me and my partner loved your analysis of the Dutch girls in Panama.
The next video is a mystery video so you're in luck. I like to believe every video is a mystery video because there's stuff for us to learn in each case
always love the content bro
Much appreciated, thanks for taking time out of your day to watch
Fascinating vid,thank you.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment
50,000 people used to live here, now it's a ghost town.
Excellent video
Thanks very much. You live in protvino?
@@PeakedInterest nah, I was making a reference to the original Call of Duty Modern Warfare. There's a stealth level that takes place in Prypyat, it's one of the reasons that campaign is so memorable.
I'm from the UK.
Ah cool. Not a CoD fan so the reference was lost on me 🤣
great video as always!
Thank you, I'm not a prolific uploader but I like to think it's the quality that matters
@@PeakedInterest that's how it should be
My opinion too
i'm still gonna risk it but thank you so much for the flashing light warning :)
You're welcome
I try to be mindful of how my content might affect people.
results?
@@oscarponce1 no seizure. liked the video
Great video great work I loved feel the video with every aspects cause the story telling is something that I camt explained and you can only feel it.I think creators like make another of level story telling.Writing,editing,voice everything I enjoyed but it was looking like an experent rather than accident but who knows it and russia and other cointries too have to realize beacause one day it will redirected towards you to.I understand all why they do but after it is someone's life making worse than hell.I have interest in this type of topic especially nuclear as we can learn more about atom,subatomic particle & more.Please dont stop uploading videos on this type of topic I know views is not great compare it to work but there are audience who understand it & want to understand.
Thank you great work.
Thank you. I just make videos aboht things I find interesting, stories I connect with. Physics is an interesting topic so there will probably be more videos in future. Appreciate the kind words
Me at 8:50 - Omg this is cruel. Just put the poor man out of his misery.
Me at 9:45 - I forgot he's Russian...
I shit you not- I got an ad for Fukushima (tourism) during this video.
Sure smells like shlt 😊
I love the presentation and music.
Thanks I try to put the effort in, I hire a musician for most videos these days as I think it works better than stock music
@@PeakedInterest I'm adding "better than stock music" to my LinkedIn
couldn't watch because the high pitched sounds?? made my brain hurt.... but super interesting video!
Nearly 100k my guy
Just 5k to go . I'm hoping (odd as it sounds) that it slows down until my fiancee is back in England again, I'd really love to celebrate it with her
@@PeakedInterest I hope so too
Damn, I was late for this! I'm genuinely amazed by the human body. Somehow being able to survive radiation and other tough conditions, together with simple physics. I think now with nationwide technology, atoms for peace is probably applied in this situation, and may have been prevented by what Anatoli received.
There have been huge strides in nuclear and particle research in the last few decades and some of that will be the contributions of bugorski and what he had to endure. Just wish society progressed equally as fast
They tried to hide a small lucky accident by denying the victim his deserved free medication so a much bigger accident happened for the world to see.
Haunting story; well told.
Thanks very much
*Gets blasted with ungodly levels of radiation*
Takes a nap
So excellent and amazing ❤️
I'm so excited for the new content, and I gotta say, nice work. Never a disappointment!
Thank you. Always nice to receive feedback. Positive or negative it all helps shape the videos
This is why I keep telling everyone that particle physicists are NOT engineers!
interesting video! the physics behind the consequences of his exposure is absolutely incredible.
i know you've said you hire a musician for some of the music on here, is that the case for the last piece used in this video, starting at 14:20? i'd just love a link :]
Yes Liam created all the music for this video start to finish. Try messaging him on Twitter and asking if he can put it up on his channel he's a very nice chap
twitter.com/LTGuitarist?t=X-4AVf9JX1VHNBzNmtZnkw&s=09
Wow your video editing quality really went up
Lol not sure if that's a compliment to my current video or an insult to my previous ones
@@PeakedInterest no ...i always loved the narration of the previous videos...but the editing didn't feel special....it was decent..
This one though is really well done on that front
Thanks, I appreciate that.
proton beams make me think of sci-fi its scary to think that a sci-fi sounding effect called proton beams can actually happen in our real world
Not can, they already do. The hadron collider is a much more powerful version of the same particle accelerator in this video
I forgot about this story, scary as .
From his images it means that when he put his head inside, the beam wasn't on there yet, or he would have had a long scar like if cut by a James Bond movie laser. Like if Darth Vader tried to cut his head with his lightsaber and stopped midway. And since the entry and exit holes seem to be so precise, it must have been some sort of instantaneous shot of energy of a few milliseconds. That's why the path looks like a single straight bullet hole.
He finished his days work!
And we are being manipulated into a war with these people!
That intro though
its amazing how durable the human form can be
We need longer videos mate! Longeeeeeeeeeerrrrrr!!!!! Like the Dutch Girls one :D
I try to only make them as long as the story needs to be, I'm not keen on artificially inflating videos because I think viewers tend to notice when it happens a d get bored.
@@PeakedInterest For sure! I just enjoy longer, more detailed videos. It feels like RUclips is filled with 10-15 min true crime vids, unless there is actual footage added (phone calls, interrogations etc.). So it's rare and refreshing to see longer vids with detailed analysis and fact presentation :)
Dude great video but I must confess the popping is a little distracting in contrast to the rest of the video which is very well produced.
My Mic filter broke halfway through recording it will be rectified for next time
Bet his co worker who was suppose to turn the beam off felt like a schmuck! How do you live with yourself after that.
that thumbnail is fucking awesome wtf
I think he survived only because the protons passed through a small part of his body. For example, a proton potentially had an energy of 1,800 Sievert, but Anatoly's body absorbed only part of the energy, the rest did not affect it in any way, that is, the cells remained intact.
This is how they even treat cancerous tumors, irradiating with high-energy radiation, which irradiates only part of the body without affecting other parts.
Well, there is a nuance, only the energy of the part is not always important, but also their ammount, people receiving radiation sickness are irradiated with billions of particles throughout the body
I dont miss irony of the japanese version of this incident was named "Ouchi". Jesus if theres a God, he has a wicked sense of humour.....
Jesus? If there's a God?
How come he only got necrosis and hairloss in that one spot from the back of the head to his nose?
Wouldn't all areas that got hit when he moved into that position and then pulled out his head again?
Or was he stuck in that one position for longer than just instantly pulling his head out again?
Super interesting and well done as always!
There's not much description about how the actual accident happened. I was due to fly out to protvino to speak with him and get more background but I was advised against travelling to Russia at the time.
Keyhole surgery?
More like ultra fine atomic sandblasting!
The only difference is that ouch got affected across his whole body while he got shot in the head
Anotli knew - He dun fuqed up! 😂
I think the radiation effected that shirt he was wearing more than his head
Another day, another example of Peaked Interest adding to his portfolio as to why he should be on Vsauce or ASAPScience 😂
The Incredible Hulk (1978 TV series) to ironic even though the pilot was in November 4,1977. so i believe this accident happened earlier then talked about remember if we follow the gov we are 25 years behind it. even now.
God bless Anatoli Bugorski. Amen
All I am saying is Netflix needs you
That's very high praise. Not sure it's warranted but I'll take it
@@PeakedInterest that's humble man. you are actually pretty good. trust me, I am a law student, your research work is incredible. your direction is very very appropriate and in alignment with the context of the content, this is really really good work
Thanks I really appreciate that, I'm particular about my research, though I am human and make errors sometimes. Thanks that's a really nice thing to say
@@PeakedInterest anytime :)
I don’t even press the garage door close button until everyone is in the house and I have auto sensors and a new system in. If I can’t put trust of the lives of my family into a garage door not crushing them…you can bet I would have triple checked that the machine was off…put a guard on the door to make sure no one “accidentally” turned the machine of death back on, then I’d put a radiation suit on with an alarm.
Can I get the link to the opening theme
There is no link I'm afraid. It was original music which I paid a musician to create for me, however if you head to Twitter and click twitter.com/LTGuitarist?t=1pmrqW2Fed5eAjAJ3zI4JA&s=09
That's the musician who created it and I'm sure he would be happy to upload it and share a link
Thank you!
Just to point out .. Japan and Germany also had atomic weapons programs.
Most countries did during the war and after too. They just weren't as far along as the Russians and American, Americans because they had a lot of defectors from Germany and Austria and Russia because they were spying on the US
@@PeakedInterest I point that out because the morality of having used the bomb comes up often. While I think it sucks that many likely innocent and unsympathetic people were killed, given both Japan's and Germany's own atrocities, it's untenable to think that they would have hesitated themselves to use an atomic weapon on a civilian population if they felt it would further the war in their favor. But for that, both Hiroshima and Nagasaki, while having civilian populations, were at least militarily justifiable targets. Food for thought.
They were not military justifiable targets nor did the bombs end the war. We are constantly spoon fed this narrative because it's a terrible atrocity that America wishes to wash itself of. In truth all of Truman's military and science advisors told him it was unnecessary and not to use it he ignored it.
There's a superbly researched video by the channel shaun which I'll link below, it's a long watch but well worth it, all claims are backed up by sources which are all from the actual people involved in those decisions
ruclips.net/video/RCRTgtpC-Go/видео.html
this 2:45 map is just wrong, its flipped wtf.. i was searching for baltic countries in the left corner and i was amazed when i found it in the top of the map like wtf..
to get painful tinnitus is just terrible, its as terrible as other possible symptoms mentioned in this clip actually. it can drive a human being nuts and there is no medication to fix it, well i guess at 1978 they didnt have anything to even calm it down..
12:00 so you mean if the xray machine somehow malfunctioned or the setting of the speed would have been chosen wrong - is it possible to get poisoned with radiation and die from it from a single xray scan? or is it still not enough of radiation for that?
by the way, there is no information here about the person who had to stop the particle accelerator and you wrote in your description that it was his own fault that he walked there - well danger sign was off. and the other scientist had to stop it. so i dont get it why its his own fault then and why no info about the man who failed to stop it?
The map isn't flipped it only covers soviet nations. The Baltic nations are too far east to be seen on the map. Beneath russia is Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan etc. It is also an official Soviet map from the 80s so there could also be some...inaccuracies as the Soviet government tried to frame soviet union as the centre of Europe much like how European country sizes aren't accurate as many countries wanted their nation to be bigger on the map (UK is a good example)
This seems false. Not the documentary but the info itself. If the beam was continuously on, then it would be more light a light saber producing a slash not a bullet type hole. If he received the damage as described, then he would have to stick his head inside the cavity and hold still with the machine off, the beam would have to be turned on temporarily producing a hole. The other thing that seems fishy is that he was able to stick his head in at all. These machines, like the LHC are continuous enclosed apparatus with superconducting magnets and corresponding cooling ducts etc. any brake in that loop would render it inop.🤔
did anyone notice the thumbnail has amongus
*This is just a dummy text. I have nothing to write*
Only person who read that text 😂
Piqued
I agree here with Queen Aqua- fascinating but dreadful the way he’s neglected. Socialist country.
I felt very sad for him researching this video. But socialism wasn't what caused the problem, it's just bad organisation which happens in any system when the wrong people are in charge.
FIRST - WW (Wandering Wolf)
This was great, but please, please get a pop filter. Even at very low volume with a headset on, the "P"s peak your mic insanely, and it's very uncomfortable.
I like this video, thumbs up. But most of your videos are covering topics that have been widely covered leading to a serious lack of interest in your channel. Dont spend so much time on recycled content.
For me it's less about whether the topic has been covered and more about what I can add to the discussion. If I don't think I can then I don't make the video.
Try the videos about Yuri lipski, hisashi ouchi and the most recent upload about omaira Sanchez for examples of what I mean. Topics that have been covered before but nobody has given the information and context that I gave.
From what I can see in analytics people's viewing habits skew towards things they're already familiar with, they just want to hear a new voice.
I am going to be covering more stories from other countries and cultures which should be right up your alley since you'll likely have never heard of stories from India, Philippines, middle East etc.
RIP Russia
Music down, voice up.
First
get a filter for your mic every p is anoying asf!
Noted