chernobyl 2013: the hospital basement with highly contaminated clothes
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- quite crazy levels of radiation are to be found in this hospital basement, as highly contaminated clothing from the initial days after the chernobyl disaster was disposed of here.
The old military style geiger counters clicking is so much scarier than the modern day beeping
Giegor muller counter
@@prateikiscoolCheers, didn't know the name of them!
It really is, I wish they’d bring it back lol
Agreed I feel the old sound represents how scary radiation is
How can we buy these machines?
The machine says let's get the hell out of here right now.
it only goes up to 3.6 roentgen. not great not terrible
@@realkingsport3052 Only idiots are joking with this... Respect the tragedy and the memory of those who suffered and died there!
@@predator087 He's not joking..you're being delusional.
@@predator087 you're delusional. RBMK reactors do not explode.
@@coupa10 thanks comrade, he probably spent too much time around the feed water.
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yea its been 6 years since this video came out but suuuuuure they relesed it just coz of HBOs Chernobyl...........................
Maria Zolotova he means that youtube only recommends it now
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@@deerboot6565 I hear it's the equivalent of a chest x-ray
@@glasstuna Not great not terrible
3.6 Roentgen
I can only imagine what it was for the firefighters, when they were there poor brave souls.
A lot of the firefighters were only 22, 23, 24 years old. They died within hours or days of being just outside the plant. The handful that went on the roof to drop hoses into the reactor....they never came back down and nobody ever saw them again.
MrWolfSnack Did yoy read thus somewhere? What is the link?
either way courage doesn't have a age limit or any boundary. I think they knew once they were there they weren't coming out alive, but they still kept fighting the fire anyway. I don't know what the highest medal is there in 1986 or even now but I say they deserved that the memorial for them and then some
I am not sure about this but I think they fought it was a normal fire and only realised that there was lots of radiation when they got to the hospitals.
Not sure though.
unfare plen he kemp boosh I watched some documentaries and the firefighter though it was a normal fire, they didn’t know it was the reactor because nobody told them
It's worse enough being in the abandoned and ghostly state that it's in but the fact that it's highly radioactive makes it 10000000x worse
The creepy abandoned hospital where there really is something unseen that will kill you.
It’s radioactive but wearing the right clothing and limit how long you’re in their for and keep an eye on the radiation reader you should be ok when I say ok I mean theirs no exact guarantee you’ll live till you’re 60. Again I don’t know much but I wouldn’t play with radiation but I sure would give it a try and explore the place
@@dynamictelevision8470 radiation doesn't travel far from the source , there is a law of square for the distance and strength of radiation, 1.4mSv/h is a lot, but standing 1m from it you would maybe get a reading of 50micro sievert/h , which is almost nothing, especially if you are wearing overalls and gloves . + if it was dangerous to explore, the ukranian goverment would not let you in there , like they don't in the reactor building ( most people)
Looks like the exact room I would Nope out of.
Yup.
Even ignoring the radiation, it does look like the kind of room you're likely to get horribly murdered in.
It's like that scene from a horror movie where a character stumbles across a room full of previous victims belongings and the audience are screaming "GET OUT OF THERE NOW!"
MrZuul25 You would have to sit in that room for a year for it to even have an effect on you.
Monete nope, these clothes are still highly radioactive i believe like 1hr in this room is enough
She should have sniffed the shoes properly
RIP to the firefighters and everybody forced to clean up Chernobyl 😞😞
If it wasn't done, all of Europe could have been lost. And if we didn't learn the lessons from Chernobyl, Fukashima would have been 10X the disaster it was.
Forced*, well isn't the quite well term for this sentence. Many voluntereed. Many were forced, because were military, like firefighters and the reservists. But they are the heroes, not only of the USSR, but the the world's heroes. Without their supreme sacrifice the Europe might have been damned.
@Digitalbumpin Chernobyl is in Pripyat. Prypjat is is Ukraine, not Russia
@1134 subs sin un solo video? It was Soviet Union, which is not the same as Russia
Gaz B I totally agree with you they gived their life to save the planet, we have an insolvent debt to them. Peace to their souls.
Imagine what the men who wore these clothes endured. 35 years later they still dangerously high
Nick Hahn those clothes will still be dangerously high for centuries
Its not been 35 years. It's been 33. Plus this footage is from 2013 - 27 years post accident.
The exploded reactor was measuring at 15,000 in the first few days/weeks after Chernobyl happened. Those Firemen-First Responders would have been right there.
@betatalk357 I wonder if they ever decide to fill the basement with concrete or something.
Hello merhaba
I would never, ever go into that basement.
Well now you cant
Can you dig your way in or will that take a few days?
Exactly why expose yourself to that.
because of radiation or spookiness?
@@cytrynowy_melon6604 Both.
I don't know what's scary. Alone in that basement with nothing than high radiation or alone in that basement hearing THAT machine beeping
Its so irradiated that even the ghosts and monsters don’t wana get near that
Imagine waking up in the middle of that pitch black hallway. I can’t think of a worse nightmare.
That machine's beeping is it screaming time to get the FUCK outta here. Lol even ghosts are too acared to hang around that place.
Nah, as anxiety-inducing as the sound of the detectors may be to those not used to it, they are not screaming at her, they are merely keeping her informed and thereby help to keep her safe. Even at the 1 mSv/h dose rate she was picking up there, it would still take 20 hours of exposure to reach her annual permitted dose (as a radiation worker). But it's obviously still high enough that you'll want to be mindful of it to avoid spending too much time there, and the incessant beeping is an excellent way to remain mindful of it ;-)
Happily Depressed You’ll be stupid to go into a radioactive basement with nothing. You say that but the radiation reader will save your life along with the proper clothing. You melt.
"These clothes are contaminated"
"Take him to the infirmary, he's delusional"
@@davidlaidjeffseid283 its some kind of a meme these guys are stupid
Sloppy Sip It's from the HBO Chernobyl mini series. It's a line of absolute denial of there being anything majorly wrong. Oh, and it's also said as one guy starts puking his guts out from radiation poisoning.
@@kabob0077 i dont even care what it is
@@htothek9780 well then don't respond to these memes. Nobody asked you to in the first place. Nobody is stupid for writing/liking a meme. Only difference between you and people who liked this is, that you didn't watch the HBO's Chernobyl from which this joke comes and therefore, you do not understand the joke. Simple.
@@htothek9780 You sir, are a tool
"The Equivalent of a chest X-Ray"
Not great but not terrible
Four million chest x-rays...
Actually, it's not that far of. Chest X-ray gives 0.1 mSv. These clothes around 1 mSv per hour. So standing 6 minutes in that room, lying on the floor against those clothes, is the same as a chest X-ray.
The dose used to be a lot higher, but there's been a lot of decay already.
@@shawnmcdoge2215 shut up my son
Rip Valery 💔
They scarified their valuable life to this disaster .. without thinking seconds they were available for service.. hats off to them
shrishail katti Not to down play their heroic act but the initial firefighters didn’t account for the radiation before running in. So they weren’t expecting to die
It’s not that they merely didn’t account, they had no clue about anything that was going on.
I don't think she's still alive, last update is one year ago
Lol
She is delusional now
She probs just quit youtube.
Shes dead. Its confirmed. Because of this video. Her protection tear down. Shes suffer like others. RIP
Nah man she got taken to the infirmary
you should see if the control rods are in the core yet
Comrade Crimson... The core is gone...
This comment is a reference to the show Chernobyl.
Hurson you are *delusional*
I saw Graphite on the Roof!
@@Supermann64 YOU DIDN'T
bruh this girl made of lead
no, she's just stupid crazy
+Goga Montana Actually, unlike you, she knows what she's doing.
hahahaahha Unlike me??? But I'm not going to such places... Human stupidity is endless.
+Goga Montana that's like saying Alexander Fleming was an idiot for testing something out for science and as a result created something that would lead to the end of smallpox. She's there's for research so she can show he radioactivity of this place. No one else would go so she is helping us out.
+Goga Montana did you not listen to any of them???? They said she is there for SCIENCE of curse you won't go there because your probably a KID and the public is allowed there but only in the less contaminated places.
May those firefighters RIP.
+equarg Almost all firefighters in April, May 1986- RIP.
+equarg Glad you mentioned it. Firefighters, soldiers, miners(coal miners were shuttled over to dig a tunnel) and volunteers.
all the fire fighters that entered the reactor died
what's even more tragic is that all the people that treated those firefighters that night probably died too, and all the people in the hospital were exposed to insane amounts of radiation too. the more you think about it, it just becomes an endless list of people that undoubtably died legnthy, painful deaths which the Soviet Union then so seamlessly covered up that we'll never know. "31 casualties" my arse, more like millions mate
Max Ponsonby not millions. Definitely 10's of thousands but nowhere near 1 million, let alone millions. Around 300k people were affected in total though, whether it was relocation, sicknesses or losing loved ones themselves. That 31 number from the Soviet Union is bullshit.
Definitely not millions. The estimated total amount of chernobyl-related deaths is around 4000 people, which is terryfying. Also, 134 cases of acute radiation poisoning among the liquidators.
@@midge_gender_solek3314 people who spread state-made propaganda are part of the problem
So you are able to just feel that it were millions? 😂 sorry please let the people with knowledge just do the calculations
I think milion too or so, maybe even more, gazilions of cancer occured in huge radius.
and all of a sudden boris comes out around some dark corner and goes like "Ay blin, my names boris and this is zernobyl. I will be your guide today"
Ronja Janatuinen oh wow I didn’t expect to see a boris fan in here
I'm reading this with his voice lol
*starts coughing blood and collapses on the floor*
Then suddenly, the bear from Annihilation starts galloping toward her from the edge of darkness down the hall...
Thank you for mentioning Annihilation. I feel like Chernobyl and Annihilation are similar feels.
If those fire fighters didn't do their job and put out that fire at the cost of their lives, this accident would have been MUCH MUCH worse, even a secondary explosion.
Voss2120 also for these 3 men when the reactor was melting down. They dived into the pool of water to release a valve. If they didn't the reactor would have exploded more violently and probably covered most of Europe.
Edifire 2 men & a woman wasnt it?
Naw it was 3 dudes, two engineers and a plant worker.
Correct...and they did it by feel after their flashlights failed...the water they swam in was contaminated and was more like bleach than water.
Terrifying stuff. Wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy, but they did their jobs and likely saved many lives in the process.
God be with the tormented souls and the families of the men who gave their lives to help clean it up as best they could.
God isn't real
Troll Gamer stfu
@@jackforpresident22 why lol
@@thenecromancer7487 because it's not the time for that, let people believe whatever they want to ffs
Troll Gamer because you need to
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Feeling sad that many lost their lives. The day when people of chernobyl cried radioactive tears 😭
Black tears. Never poctured that until now.
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suddenly from the darkness..."A NU CHEEKI BREEKI IV DAMKA!"
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there's a strange guy upstairs shouting:
" get out of here, stalker "
+icestrolo I don't get hose references can you explain them.
Mr Boombastic it was a npc which constantly shouted " get out of here stalker " it was Kind of a Bug, just type it into RUclips, You should be able to find a lot of Clips xd
+tlucentefl You called?
yeah,those latex gloves are going protect her.
@@KawaiianArgument your reacting to 3 year old comment ad beta passes easily trough latex gloves
Jordan Russ depending on what the source is, we can determine the particles released.
Against only alpha
theyre not even meant to protect in the sense of shielding from radiation. you wear gloves in a place like that so you dont get dust etc on your hands and bring it out of the place, then transfer it to your clothes, your face etc as you touch things.
Yes, they do actually, smart arse. Those gloves are worn to protect her skin from contaminants.
I think a very brief clip of this was featured at the end of HBO’s CHERNOBYL.
Timothy Stone yep it was!
Which part of the video?
the corridor view is not from this cause its in real colors, and the radiactive boots comes frome ruclips.net/video/tItVL70NsQI/видео.html
Looks very similar but it's from a different video for sure.
I remember watching your videos long ago, but after seeing the Chernobyl series I couldn't believe that the clothing was that radioactive. The answer is yes.
Mate, can you give me an english version about name of radiation numbers... i mean in my version (UA) its рентген/год, i saw the translation - its X-ray/per hour....but im not sure. I dont understand how and in what these girls measure the radiation level... So what exactly said the driver in Chernobyl serial about "how much radiation on Chernobyl" after driving the car into the gates of the station....
@@xSETUMx Рентген is Roentgen, not radiation. Bionerd23 usually measures in microsieverts/hr. At 2:10 you can see the GammaScout displaying 960.7 µSv/hr.
If someone slept in that pile of clothes for 1 night, would the radiation still be enough to kill them?
@@Corgigirl901 external radiation from that pile should not kill you, even if you spent a few hours there. It would probably not even make you radiation-sick. Just imagine, that people get radiation treatment for cancer. I assume that a whole body irradiation before bone marrow transplantation gives you a higher dose. The biggest problem with those contaminated clothes is ingestion or inhalation of radioactive particles, that can cause long-term effects. And of course, also small radiation doses can contribute to your lifetime cancer risk.
That Geiger counter was crying
True fact: there were these people in Russia that were told that they could spend the rest of their lives in prison or spend 2 minutes cleaning up Chernobyl, they died.
Who's here after HBO's masterpiece Chernobyl ?
Fucking everyone ffs. Just stop
Some of the scenes are quite a bit exaggerated.. but a good serie nevertheless.
@@passionoflovers you're delusional, someone send him to the infirmary
HBO embellished some parts obviously. I started here and some other videos then the HBO movie popped up.
Chiyu Ryuu they did more than to embellish it. An example would be when you see the “liquidators” (guys cleaning the roofs) get their bonus and a thanks from the general. 1’st exaggeration: the liquidators yells: I SERVE THE SOVIET UNION. In real life they just said thanks in a very calm way. 2’nd exaggeration in same scene: a high ranked general gives them the thanks on behalf of the Soviet Union. The same general is seen in meetings with Gorbachev. A such high ranked general was never at the Chernobyl site! Only the chief of the civil defence were there and it was him that thanked the liquidators on behalf of the Soviet Union. The clean up of the graphite is very well documented and HBO is exaggerating a lot in some parts. Go to ‘telecon documentary’ here on RUclips and watch for yourself. We owe these men, the “liquidators”, everything..
All of these boots were taken off of a sick man soon to die. RIP bros.
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Hi!
I'm currently making a video about these highly contaminated clothes in Chernobyl.
And I would like to use some of this footage in it, of course I will credit you!
Can i use some parts of it? Thx for the answer. :)
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Over 1.7 mil gamma power??
Me: Not great, not terrible. It's the equivalent of a chest X-ray.
*3 chest Xray* :u
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*goes into contaminated places
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What I would give up to be where she was. It sounds stupid but that place is literally a giant time capsule. Honestly, I wish there was a way to explore even further without getting sick or dying. Just to be able to enter the reactor 4 building or see the infamous "elephants foot" up close. I know it was a terrible accident and RIP to all that were taken from this earth by saving lives and making sure nobody else got hurt. But this place fascinates me to no end.
this whole video felt like a horror game....i was expecting something creepy to jumpscare aha!
Nick Parillo imagine going down there.... fuck that!!
***** resident evil!
Reality is scarier than any game or movie :(
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For me this has probablygot to be the least appealing place to be on Earth
Abandoned hospital is scary. Abandoned hospital with so much radiation is 1000x scarier
Congratulations bionerd23, your footage here got featured at the end of the HBO Chernobyl series! May I ask how you were able to get the sample out of the exclusion zone without being detected?
pretty sure she just analyzed it while in the exclusion zone
Really?
She analyzed it in the exclusion zone.
This place should be sealed off so that no one even thinks of taking a souvenir out of Chernobyl. Crazy people exist. Of course the movie creator does not belong to that group
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Lmao good comment
Awesome to see your footage in HBO's Chernobyl!
Not this video use the HBO Chernobyl! Compare the two clips..
@@walnuttreescooter4349 Train spotting Damn... you're right! I would've sworn it was this video. The look, the clothing, bagged gamma scout, etc. False memory i suppose. Oh well. Thanks for pointing that out.
@@KaceyDodson Don't feel bad. I came here to post the exact same thing. That gamma scout always makes me think of Bionerd.
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I think all the work you have undertaken is a valuable historical archive of a moment in history. This story will go on for a very long time and any efforts such as these to record activity and the gradual decay of the human fabric of buildings will prove invaluable as time progresses.
At first I thought she picked up that sample at 3:40 with her bare hands! I had to double check she was wearing gloves, as bionerd23 has taken many risks before... but that might mean limb amputation or a possible death sentence at those levels of radiation!
Thank you for actually giving us competent readings from the dosimeters. Nearly all of the stalker videos who take readings with a meter have no idea what they're talking about.
You should’ve really been wearing a cbrn gas mask as well as a cbrn suit for the best protection in high levels of radiation.
You must be an radiation expert
I would shit myself down there.
Respect to all firefighters and people who helped, and especcieally the 3 men who drained out the water under the reactor
Id like to ask you, what impact on your body has such a "long" exposure to radiation? Because this is not your only video from this area. What kind of protection do u use?
We miss you bionerd!
And yes, she's alive and fine (as per report from Carl Willis). Just doesn't want to make videos anymore 😔
Source of the information?
@@cark79 ummm Carl
Chernobyl is not a place to do Urbex or tourism, it is a place that remains dangerous. Pay attention to your health. Stay careful.
And i think this place should be not visiting in memory of thousands of firemans died with very very very much pains😭😭( sorry for my english)
@@adrian1622 I totally agree with you Chernobyl is a place for memory.
Damn i hope we can do a crowdfunding for Bionerd to go to Fukushima if she’s into it. Would be very easy now with all the Chernobyl series publicity. Really want to know the truth. Im also following Dana Durnford.
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That room is legitimately cursed
"It's not great but it's not terrible."
But an rbmk reactor can't explode.
@@WhereAllTheRumGone somebody, tell him how RBMK reactor explodes!
@@kosiak10851 I cannot explain it.
Saw HBO used your footage from the basement in their Chernobyl series last episode!
Radiaton must be wrong, its only 3.6 roentgen
Not great, not terrible
it's like a chest x ray
That's really painful too watch this much destruction, the more you think , the more you feel bad for those people who faced it and for the whole soviet
That’s not a good place to be even if you’re in full protective gear.
it depends on the time you spend there. ~ 1 mSv/h is much on the one hand, but on the other hand 20 mSv is the maximum dose that workers that are exposed to radioactive materials are allowed to take in one year - so you have to stay 20 hours inside to reach this level. If you stay only 15 minutes there it's about 0,25mSv (250μSv) so just quite okay.
@CW Hallway Productions I'm pretty sure that everyone there wear filter-masks - so no radionactive particles are able to reach the lung.
I was zapped by 400 milliseiverts of gamma over a period of 4 weeks in 1983. Cancer treatment. Got "sunburn." Puked every time. Not fun.
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The clothings only have ~1 mSv? Thats not very much. The average radiation exposure per year is ~2 mSv. This means you can easily hang out in that basement without any protection for 2 hours and it won't do you any harm. Thought it would be way more dangerous in that basement before watching that video. Now i know that chernobyl is nothing but exaggeration.
You are ignoring the natural decay. In the first months post accident these cloths were giving you a fatal dose within a very few hours.
exactly.
Fireman's helmets? GONE! They were there back in 2006. This is the H126 right?
Those helmets were highly contaminated about 900 µS/h.
ThePrettyLavigne exactly what does µS/h mean?
Micro sieverts per hour.
ThePrettyLavigne Thanks
ThePrettyLavigne thats alot ! holy shit
After watching Chernobyl, everyone thinks she’s dead or will have radiation related illnesses.
I don’t think most people here in the comments understand how radiation exposure and radiation sickness works. She’s likely just fine
Jordan Russ her scan read around 16.2 mSv of radiation she was exposed to. A full body CT scan is equivalent to between 10-30 mSv. Not only that, she limited her exposure time to a reasonable time to avoid a significant dose. She is also wearing protective clothing, which she can remove later that prevents her from being contaminated with radiated dust and particles that she brings with her on her clothes. Radiation isn’t instant death or cancer unless it’s an insane dose or for prolonged periods of time. She’s likely just fine.
well, people nearby, any, received high doses from the crap that was airborne, which again contaminated their clothes. imagine you walk through a sandstorm, there's sand on your clothes, but the sand is also everywhere in the air. that's how it was back then. so crazy, it's hard to imagine, as the "sand" was invisible, yet deadly...
I've seen a youtube video that said firefighters used graphite on the ground to warm their hands. That is just so scary.
Best Chernobyl videos right here. Thanks Bionerd23! I wish I lived close to Chernobyl so I could do this. I am from Pennsylvania but I love Pripyat and Chernobyl. I was 7 years old when It happened.
You wish to live there!? Oh man do you think dieing by radiation sometimes is fun?
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You can tell its fucked up when theres no graffitti on the walls...
You probably get this question a lot, but wasn't it dangerous in terms of radiation?
Ofcourse it is, most people just don't care. And why should they? Most of the people you see won't live long and healthy lives, the radiation won't be able to kill her for years, other things will.
Its all relative.
@@BigMisterApple that's quite a fatalistic view on things...
@@Andizu1 Quite realistic, I'm afraid. We're exposed to radiation daily. We eat poison. Drink poison. Breathe poisoned air.
War is coming, in some places war is already here. Famine, disease, smog, rebellion.
There are things coming in the next 50 years that'll kill millions.
Those items have less radition than CT scan which is 10 mSv (10,000 ųSv) so its pretty safe.
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WTF are you talking about? I heard that staying more than 5 minutes down there near the clothes of firemen is very dangerous.
Sad and amazing to know that the clothes you're looking at were worn by heroes like Vasily.
Is it just me, or did they use this video during the ending montage of Chernobyl Ep. 5?
I'm sure they did! Exactly the part where they show the clothings
It's not the *same* video, but they did the same thing.
May I ask, were there any moments of your time in the Chernobyl, Pripyat area when you felt like your life was seriously in danger or were you more comfortable but still aware of your surroundings?
I am blessed to have watched the mini series because it rose awareness about that disaster but also made the younger generations to know some things about it.
You are delusional.
I can only understand the readings in roengtons because my course in nuclear energy lasted only for five hours
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If all the radioactive contamination isn't bad enough, pretty sure all those quilted overhead pipes are lagged with asbestos too. Not the sort of place I'd want to be poking about in.
Who still watching in 2019?
even in 2020
@@serifdogan5705 Why did she stop uploading?
@@Schlohmotion she retired look at her twitter
RIP uploader.
This might be the single creepiest place on earth
I few years ago I wondered about activity in Pripyat's sewers but never followed through on that idea.
I wouldn't want to go there, heh.
Not lately. Radiation levels are going down and if you're using protective gear the dose you reach at the end of the day is about 20 chest x-rays.
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That pip-boy flashlight really does the job
lol this dude
I must say I am impressed that you guys have the courage to venture to these places. I need to know, How do you protect yourselves from the radiation?
I've seen video where they said influencer coming to Chernobyl and taking stuff out. They mentioned a boot was gone. Crazy what people would do for clout.
Well they are probably dead
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“which is why i was wearing dust protection” YOURE WORRIED ABOUT THE DUST???
For everyone thinking she’s dead or has cancer, she’s likely just fine. Her max scan read around 16.2 mSv of radiation she was exposed to. “Not great, not terrible.” A full body CT scan is equivalent to between 10-30 mSv. Not only that, she limited her exposure time to a reasonable time to avoid a significant dose. She is also wearing protective disposable clothing, which she can remove later, that prevents her from being contaminated with ionizing dust and particles that she brings with her on her clothes. Radiation isn’t instant death or cancer unless it’s an insane dose or over prolonged periods of time.
This man is delusional. Get him out of here.