Chernobyl Helicopter Tour
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- ukraine-kiev-t... - Chernobyl Helicopter Tour by helicopter Robinson R44 from Kiev Helipad by route Mezhyhirya Residence - Zoo 12 Months - Chernobyl Exclusion Zone - Over-the-Horizon Radar Duga-1 (Russian Woodpecker) - Pripyat Ghost Town - Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant - Cooling Pond and back to Kiev Helipad via Kiev Sea
Chernobyl Helicopter Tour by helicopter Robinson R44, EC120, EC145, AS350 and Bell 407
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That was too short. But I love the tunes! Be safe. And by the way, I noticed all the trees have grown up to the tops of the buildings, that is very sad it looks like it might have been a nice place to live at one time. God bless those that didn't survive and those that will forever be affected.
Nice vid bro the history of it though god bless
I'm Duga fan....thank you for this movie.....Pripyat is also fantastic place....wish I could visit there....
music?
@@kresocaren2007 Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!)
Humans gone, Nature lives on
implying human not nature
Nature always wins, no matter what. It may take time. But nature always has the final word.
oh yeeees babeeee i am looking video just for that
@@indridcold8433 It didn't in Mars.
@@JonatasMonte If there ever was a nature in Mars, it did not win. But that is because the magnetosphere collapsed on Mars. This is why it can never be tetrafomed. All the talk of terrafoming Mars is just fiction. It can not be done without figuring a way to repair the destroyed magnetosphere of Mars. Should the megnetosphere of Earth ever fail and fragmentate, only tardigrades, and very deep subterranean microbes will survive. The oceans, and most of the atmosphere, will be swept away by intense solar winds. Nature will not win on Earth as well.
Thank you to the men that knowingly sacrificed their lives to cap the radiation leak in 1986.
*That attempted to cap it. The place is still leaking radiation. Probably going to be a few hundred years till it's somewhat safe to live.
@@user-yg2up4lg3r Pripyat will be uninhabitable for a minimum of 3000 years. The concrete sarcophagus that was hastily assembled in 1986 saved a lot of land from becoming part of the 30 kilometer radius exclusion zone but it is still leaking radiation into the ground, thus making Pripyat an exclusion zone for a minimum of 3000 years. Fukushima nuclear power station also was the reason of Japan's 30 kilometer radius around the power plant exclusion zone. Bikini Island is also an exclusion zone. 3 mile Island Pennsylvania, USA, ruins of reactor #2 is a small exclusion zone. The White Sands, New Mexico, USA 1945 12 kiloton detonation of an atomic bomb is an exclusion zone as well. I believe there is also a Nevada, USA atomic proving ground that is off limits also.
@@user-yg2up4lg3r Have you ever heard the "suicide squad"? I think Indrid Cold was talking about them (?) Without them the 3 other reactors would have got destroyed and the damage would been way more fatal.
Indrid Cold All Europe would been infected I wouldn’t be alive by now probably I live in Lithuania btw
@@indridcold8433 jesus , thanks to mankind, fuck up our planet some more
Perseus: " On your feet comrade, ready for a little retribution?..."
Yes cold war ashes to ashes
Shut it
That Duga tower look mysterious and awesome. Love it
Welcome to Kyiv and Ukraine to look at it in real)
The Ukrainians used to call it "the Russian woodpecker" becuase of the distinct and insistent "pecking" noises they could hear on their radios and TVs when the thing was operating.
Tour mortifero
interesting how it looks so healthy.
@Jafar - it affects trees as well, read about "red forest"
@Jafar - So, human is not natural? What are you then?
@Jafar - it also affects bacteria and fungus, that's why the Red Forest isn't decaying properly. Maybe in 300 years this place will be the pinnacle of natural beauty
It's almost like everything we have and know is just some shit we dug up out of the ground. 🤯 Radiation is found everywhere.
@Jafar - wow... are you serious ?
50000 people used to live here... Now, it's a ghost town.
Saucisson Furtif Thanks for the info Captain Price
It was a ghost town, now 50,000 people lives there.
@@warn7892 isnt that macmillan
Nah large animals populated the place
Matthias Johannes I stand corrected.
Visited the area by vehicle and on foot many times - your film gives a fantastic new perspective.
Thanks for sharing...
Hello! Thank you for comment. In our dreams is to make Chernobyl helicopter tour as visited as Grand Canyon helicopter tour! Wish you the best and good luck!
Chernobyl tour as grand canyon tour ? taré criminel !
@@Viking1389 What's your problem ?
Probably that something as horrifying as the Chernobyl incident should not become a tourist place such as the Grand canyon??
@@VanDorpEA It's not for tourist purpose but to know what happened and remember.
It's like visiting death camps, Auschwitz and so on. It's informative.
this thumbnail reminds me of Sosnovka Military Base
Yep
damn you got it right..i realised it after i read ur cmnt
Yoo thats what i was gonna say. Lol
Pubg
Me too
Pripyat- is the greenest town of the world.
And most depressing.
Keyrings Locks ok
now it's burning
The hidden town! Nice! I go there!
Это точно..
Looks modern from the Air....from the ground looks ghostly.......very cool and mysterious
Thank you for your comment! You right - aerial view of Chernobyl Zone, NOVARKA, Chernobyl NPP, Cooling Pond, Prypyat city and Duga-2 Radar is completely different experience. What we call - helicopter view as well!
This is a great video!
R.I.P to those who lost their lives during this disaster
Good perspective on Pripyat, bigger than I thought.
So shiey see him on the roof... not a guard
Some stalker see you flying on the pripyat. He think you are guard,He have youtube channel to
Kyiv Tour of Chernobyl HBO Series Filming Locations: ruclips.net/video/EU2u_VSZLYs/видео.html
The sweeming pool in the school of pubg mobile game exists somewhere in this charnobyl exclusion area..just awesome..
Any region or place looks more beautiful when there are no humans around that place...
Be an example, f$$k off as first
More helicopter tours in Ukraine and around the world:
ruclips.net/p/PL8GipGn73-c8rCuL9MEcRrw77qXH6tSsT
The funny thing is. If you think about it TIME STOOD STIIL over at Chernobyl..so if you go over there you still gonna find things from the 80s
You are completely right - it is a step back to the past and Soviet time! The only NOVARKA Chernobyl New Safe Confinement looks modern from bird's eye view.
I google radioactivity for a school project and a few days later RUclips suggested this video to me.
Look at how beautiful the world is without people XD
@@scatty_jack1859 After you, sir.
Redacta en español.
There is only 49 to 114 years before the inevitable human self-extinction. Unless something very drastic takes place, very soon. Humanity will meet its end by its own hands.
Argentina not have Nuclear Reactor
@Nocny Cieć z Choroszczy More specifically, the World Wide Web was invented by Sir Timothy Berners-Lee, a British computer scientist! God save the Queen! People say white people have no culture. What about the World Wide Web? The British are the most influential people on the planet, as is their culture!
No, I am, not white. But the British are the most influential people on the planet.
I think chernobyl is one of the nicest looking places on earth as nature has overgrown it,
Dude, it's full of poisonous radioactive isotopes like cesium. Life there is dead, every insect, mammal, everything has dangerous painfull diseases, cancer etc.
Oh im crying the best words for my home
@@slepyjestrab I know you would think that there is no wilflife because of the accident but There are now Brown Bears, Bison, Wolves, Horses and Hundreds of Bird species.
2:56 Parts of that forest are still red.
Your are right - it is a part of red forest that accept maximum levels of radiation after the Chernobyl accident. Part of the red forest with maximum levels of radiation was cut and disposed of and some parts are still there showing its red color.
Finally, I get to see Pripyat of Call of Duty 4 in real life!
Adam Madrid Ferrer or better: Stalker!
lol, just search pripyat on google
@@foxriver84 r/woooosh
100 years later or whenever... town is alive again!
Prypyat now try to save and include in UNESCO World heritage list. Still the conditions of buildings are getting worse with every year.
Wow, wish the video never ended. It was so satisfying flying above 😂
Pilot Bravo rplay
Such a nice area, and such a tragical history... Thumbs Up for your Video
Thank you! It is "helicopter view" on Chernobyl Zone too.
There is a new exclusion zone in Japan now. It is very similar in size the the Chernobyl power plant exclusion zone. It was implemented in 2011. The people of Japan have had a very hard time recently. 156,000 citizens were displaced. I have heard that now China may be starting trouble with Japan. Japan just can not get a break.
@@indridcold8433After Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster in 2011 there is a lot of cooperation between Japan and Ukraine in questions of transfer of experience to eliminate consequences of the accident at nuclear power plant
Hello pavel..thanks for the video mate!! Good quality
Welcome to Kyiv and Ukraine!)
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours i would like to explore ukraine one day on future..beautiful cauntry!!.. thanks man!
This kind of a trip to Chernobyl is fine if it is an addon, because nothing compares to being down there, walking among the buildings in Pripyat or standing under Duga radar, that is an unforgettable experience.
please remove that profile picture.
@@domexfreeman5774 no, i won't, thank you
Who is that in your profile picture?
Damn,thats some beautiful countryside. Could fall off the grid there easily
Scott Andrysik but it’s highly radioactive
@Lex K the radiation mess humans made?
You leftists are so creepy and stupid.
I love the music in the video, very catchy indeed.
huge.found this one.JEREMY BLAKE SUNSPOTS.
The duga antenna in thumbnail is the one you find in military base in pubg. It is also infamously known as the Russian woodpecker.
Look at that greenery it's amazing
Thank you for all answers to all comments you have educated me allot, when the accident happened I was 17 years old and the later reports said that the accident area and the surrounds are total desert.
You welcome! Now Chernobyl Zone is Chernobyl Radiation and Ecological Biosphere Reserve so the nature recovers. Welcome to visit Kiev and Ukraine!)
Awesome! Thanks for the fly over.
Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!)
from Tanzania...thanks for bring us here
You welcome!
Wow helicopter tour
Just remember stay out from perimeter
That radar tower on 1.35 looked a bit like what they used as a wall between captivity and freedom in one of the Divergent films.
underwaterbubbles it was used to detect missiles from the Capitalist countries 2000 miles away. Due to Americans and the Soviet Union at a cold war
@@morganjones2944 Thanks for the update.
Nature find its own way to grow.... human disaster.... nature rescue... Amazing beauty
Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!)
Nice tour of Erangel
I believe that this incident was the first domino to start the collapse of the Soviet Union. It is a shame for a beautiful city to be ruined.
Mikhail Gorbachev in his interview confirmed that initial spends on Chernobyl Accident liquidation was 18 billion rubles (that moment 1986 the ruble was equal to USD). So it was heavy hit to the economy of USSR and soon leads to its collapse
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours Pavel, I believe that at that time the official exchange rate was somewhere around 1 dollar to 0.6 ruble.
Regardless, in my opinion, the Chernobyl Accident just demonstrated how rotten the entire Soviet Union's political system is.
I don't get at all the people who want it back.
Now communist party is forbidden in Ukraine so no way back
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours I was talking primarily about your not so good neighbors.
In any case, thanks for the great video. The country site in it is beautiful - plush, green and open.
I was born in Ukraine, but haven't been back in about 27 years. I really hope that Ukraine will pull through. I wish you, guys, the best. :)
@Logan Adams Not exactly. These buildings are in cheerful light colors, the projects in the NYC, on the other hand, are all depressingly brown. By the way, I always wondered why they all have to look so gloomy.
Life... finds a way...
Pretty good words for this video...
Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!)
I like music and videos very well.. good job
Hello! You welcome to look more helicopter videos in the playlist:
ruclips.net/p/PL8GipGn73-c8rCuL9MEcRrw77qXH6tSsT
Just come back from Chernobyl, amazing place. Well worth a visit.
Thank you! Nice video! Greetings from Germany!
You welcome to Kiev and Ukraine)
Nice tour and music ! thank you so much !
Thank you!) You welcome to Kyiv and Ukraine!)
So at the time of me writing this comment there is 913 dislikes - or is that just 913 jealous people who wish it was them on the helitour?! Great video
Thank you for your comment! You welcome to Kyiv and Ukraine!)
amazing music....
Chernobyl - I cant be defeated! Chernobyl nuclear power plant - we’ll see about that
I don't understand, they are not allowed to go back to pripyat and live there - "Because of radiation" yet they have workers working at the power plant every day..
That is because of Chernobyl zone is natural reserve now so people could not come back as well as old buildings of Prypyat city for 33 years slowly collapsed and became unsafe. With time it will be a problem of disposal of buildings of the entire city of Prypyat.
The workers are there in rotations, they leave for weeks at a time.
Something more than just the plant was buried in that sarcophagus - something of the very soul of humanity, and our belief in technology.
Трек идeально вписан в хорошее видео,природа свое дело сделает,лишь бы больше не было ошибок...
Some are suggesting that the over the horizon radar is just a nicer name for a Soviet mini-haarp. It needed a nuclear reactor to run.
So this is what a chopper gunner on Bloc would look like
1:41 woodpecker from sosnoka military base from pubg LOL
Yes, correct)
Who came after watching TV series
Sheeps.
What series?
@@hasnainansari4989 "Chernobyl" on HBO.
@@Em50Lloyd exactly, they are purely contralable through media. What they prepare them, that will they search around for. Games of Thrones, chernobyl... they have no lives.
@@warrax111 They are basically searching for this kind of videos, because it is now popular. Before that, nobody gave a damn fuck and the same will be after two or three months - nobody will remember anymore.
Kyiv is just beautiful and worth a visit! I have been there may times, the prices for accommodations and restaurants are cheap an you will get value for money!
Welcome to Kyiv!)
Спасибо за увлекательное путешествие.
Пожалуйста, очень рад, что Вам понравилось видео! Удачного дня!
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours И Вам удачи,с удовольствием посмотрели с женой. Процветания Вашему каналу!👍
@@user-sd1sv7qk7h Взаимно желаю Вам самого доброго здравия и всего самого наилучшего!)
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours Большое спасибо.
That ending made me wonder why Pripyat is suddenly populated again...
Prypyat city is a ghost town and will not be populated again. The ending of the video is city of Kyiv (130 km to the south from Prypyat) - capital of Ukraine where start of Chernobyl helicopter tours
Hit like if you thought it 1:37 is the military base of PUBG.
The duga antenna in thumbnail is the one you find in military base in pubg. It is also infamously known as the Russian woodpecker.
The swimming pool of the school in erangel map also exists in this area..
Wowww the size of the radar...amazing!!!
Around 900 meters in length, 150 meters height of low frequency part and 100 meters - high frequency part. Only one of that kind left. Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!)
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours off course one day I Will be There I promisse...tnaks friend since Medellín , Colombia.
@@alejandronewmann5388 You welcome! Colombia citizens could visit Ukraine by e-visa with maximum period 30 days!) Wish you a nice day!)
Thanks for this video. It’s wonderfull
I love Ukraine 🇺🇦
Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!)
Lovely. I wish to visit Duga station one day
Hello! You welcome once the situation become peaceful in Ukraine and Chernobyl helicopter tours will be resumed! Hope it will happen soon! Wish you a nice day!)
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours God bless you and entire Ukraine
@@Dheeraj_7922 Thank you! Let good luck will be at your side as well!)
2'10'': the forest reappropriates the city.
Great job! Thank you very much!
Welcome to Kyiv and Ukraine!)
видел я этот вертолёт. над крышей дома пролетал. белый с красным
(цвет)
Спасибо за комментарий! Вертолет Robinson R44 оранжевого цвета, просто в зависимости от освещения он иногда выглядит красным. Удачного дня!
This is amazing footage ! Thanks 🙏
Welcome to visit Kiev and Ukraine!)
I will one day I promise 🔥🔥👌
Is this video radioactive?
Yes,so is your huge ass.
No its only a 3.6 roentgen
@@alxnd_r6345 not good but not terrible either
Just as that of a chest x-ray
Why so little time or footage at the actual plant ?
Hello Rob! It is welcome video!) You welcome to come in Kiev and Ukraine and look at the sights and attraction with your own eyes! Travel to Ukraine!)
all that lovely real estate waiting to be picked up for a song
Pripyat is such a good example of what happens when humans fuck off... Trees, vegetation, wildlife all comes back and its only been 33 years.
😎 🚁 tour of Cherynobyl.
Bro music is so soothing...And ur video cheers me always...Hope I could visit someday to Ukraine and Kiev as well.
Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!)
Wow that part of Ukraine looks nice. Thought it was all villages.
There are around 90 villages have been abandoned in Chernobyl Zone since 1986. Now as Chernobyl Zone is nature reserve and no much human influence on that territory - nature recovers very fast! You welcome to Kyiv and Ukraine!)
How does an RBMK reactor explode??
Hello! If you like to have detailed explanation - please, look HBO Chernobyl mini-series #5 "Vichnaya Pamyat".
How beautiful are the trees despite the radiation.
According to these radiation is only harmful to humans.?!?!
Radiation is harmful for humans, animals, trees, plants and all living nature.
The living cell is 60-70% consist of water. Therefore ionizing radiation (alpha, beta, gamma, proton, neutron) penetrates into the body interacts with water which leads to its radiation decomposition - this process is called "Radiolysis of Water".
"Radiolysis of Water" occurs as follows:
- Radiation ionizes water and removes an electron from a water molecule
- This electron combines with another water molecule and turns into a hydrated electron which has a great ability to enter into chemical reactions
- Positively charged water molecule that has lost an electron interacts with the molecules surrounding it resulting in the formation of so-called free radicals - compounds that also have high chemical activity
- As a result of interaction of radicals hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is formed which has oxidizing properties.
So under the action of radiation in the cells of living organisms heterogenous chemical compounds are formed - acidic one. The products of radiolysis attack molecular structures of cells, destroy them, interrupt the normal course of intracellular processes. As a result the normal functioning of cells is impaired and at certain doses of radiation they die. At the same time at a certain permissible dose of radiation cells of the human body as well as trees, plants and animals have the ability to heal radiation damage.
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours Thanks for the detailed explanation.
I thought it was harmful to plants, but it is surprising that these trees are so beautiful and healthy.
@@LearningZoneLanguages Nature recovers slowly in Prypyat and Chernobyl Zone. It just takes time!
Amazing video!
You welcome to Ukraine!)
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours Thanks!
Hidden beauty of such amazing place. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Name of the track please 🤗
Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!
It is "Sunspots" of Jeremy Blake - just search in RUclips Audio Library ruclips.net/user/audiolibrarymusic
@@PavelKorsunUkraineTours thank you so much 🤗🤗
So much for a radiated desert waste land like they all predicted in the 80s.. Just like all apocalyptic movies... Mother nature is a strong bitch and will go on
Crazy to see how Prypiat, the most toxic place on earth and uninhabitable for up to 20,000 years, and how Mother Nature still finds a way to flourish. All those trees growing in such a radioactive area is amazing. Man is destroying this planet but she still finds a way to thrive.
Hello! Thank you for your comment. The actual radiation levels in Prypiat is 0.3 - 0.37 μSv/h only as the wind on the first most active days was from South-East (Red Forest - 5.7-5.9 μSv/h is really most radioactive place on the earth) and South-West (Krasne - 0.5-1.2 μSv/h). For now Prypiat and Chernobyl Zone of 30 km is Chernobyl Radiation and Ecological Biosphere Reserve where you could meet a lot of animals like deer, horse, fox and lots of birds. Trees growing very well - nature recover itself and it is really impresses so much!
Great Musik!!!
Superb .... Bravo ... Fantastic .... Informative
Welcome to Kyiv and Ukraine!)
Como a natureza vai se reconpondo com o tempo um acidente terrível tem que ser lembrado p não ser repetido saudações do Brasil
Estão construindo mais três usinas nucleares em Angra, isso que a energia nuclear é mais cara que a solar e a eólica, imagine se não fosse.
Hello, how are you doing in this rough time? Are you still alive?
Hello! Thank you for your support! All good! Hope the war will over soon!
Change background music to S T A L K E R Shadow of Chernobyl OST and then watch this video again
It completly changed the perspective.
I think I saw this helicopter in a video a guy made about Chernobyl, they got scared since they were there there illegally and thought it was a patrol helicopter. Guess it wasn’t
That is right - it is touristic helicopter!)
Such a big area is contaminated SUPER VIDEO
You welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!
It was much bigger than this zone. The exclusion zone is where the radiation levels are too high for humans to reside safely. But the contamination spreads much further. It is simply considered safe enough for humans to reside. One must question, who decides which level is safe enough for humans to live? There are lots of birth defects and illnesses outside the exclusion zone.
@@indridcold8433 For 70 years of life a man gets around 7 BER - that is more or less natural level.
Not not all ... Aye?
I believe the exclusion zone is 30 kilometers radius around Chernobyl nuclear power plant. I am sure it is very peaceful there regardless of excess radiation.
Nature without human is the most beautiful thing
so beautiful without humans
wow you guys still have beautiful forest
Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!)
2:48 Call Of Duty 4 - Modern Warfare - Sniper Mission )
All Ghillied up
no that's not that building
que hermosa vista se puede ver chernovil solo hasi se puede atraer el turismo very good
¡Bienvenidos a Kiev y Ucrania!
A massive area! It's shocking how human being became responsible to pollute such a beautiful part of Earth.
The enormous tsunami that crippled Japan caused a failure of Fukushima nuclear power plant that is responsible for the implementation of another exclusion zone similar in size to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exclusion zone. It was set up in 2011 displacing 156000 citizens. As great as nuclear energy is, when there are catastrophic failures with the power plants, the results are ugly and very long lasting. I think there may be another smaller exclusion zone at an American nuclear power plant on Three Mile Island. This begs the question, is it time to dismantle the remaining nuclear power plants?
@João Morato I am not opposed to nuclear energy at all. I am just a bit opposed to the current technique. Which it seems you are in agreement. Nuclear is far cleaner and efficient than anything else and it is actually very safe. But when something does go wrong, it is not a simple clean up. It is quite catastrophic. I think it just needs a bit more development and failsafe systems invented.
@João Morato The amount of accidents in nuclear power plants are quite small when compared to the other forms of power generation. However there are a lot more coal fired steam generation plants, hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, solar and natural gas fires steam generation plants. They are safe. It is just when they do fail, the results are devastating.
@Gilad Pellaeon The electricity comes from a coal fired generating plant very close to my house. I am often stopped by the coal trains. It is not special. It is similar to the other 70% generating stations that are coal fired. I am one of the few people that actually know exactly where my electricity is made. The interesting ones are the hydroelectric generating stations. I have visited one of those also. Those are in the minority but every interesting.
@Gilad Pellaeon Please do not start a sentence with a conjuction. It makes you sound infantile. All energy production produces pollution. Even hydroelectric and solar. Anything that used machinery produces pollution. The cables that transfer the electricity do not grow on trees. The turbines are not made of natural products. The solar cells do not spout from the ground. I see coal trains coming into my region's power plant every week. Coal produces 70% of electricity throughout the planet.
Anyone please tell me the background music
Sorry, to long ago made the video. Could not advise. Take care!
PUBG game took inspiration for this place. while playing that game you free like your in Chernobyl
STFU
thats amazing, misterious and beautiful.
Thank you for your comment! It is the most great helicopter tour for Ukraine!)
I like sound is amazing!!!!
In 1980 its very easy to travel to chernobyl and pripyat pripyat: 70 kilometters chernobyl 73 kilometters
Kiev - Chernobyl driving distance - around 135 km
Kiev - Prypyat driving distance - around 150 km
Kiev - Chernobyl flight distance - around 90 km
Kiev - Prypyat flight distance - around 105 km
2:10 Pripyat - very green city now - but it is sad that it happened that way
Very cool video.
Welcome to Kiev and Ukraine!)
Sosnovka Military Base.... PUBG
Pubg name