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Chernobyl
Chernobyl
submitted 4 years ago by Shitposternumber11 to /r/DestructionPorn
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1. This is the only existing photo of Chernobyl taken on the morning of the nuclear accident. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed.
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This is the only existing photo of Chernobyl taken on the morning of the nuclear accident. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed.
submitted 4 years ago by meme_stealing_bandit to /r/interestingasfuck
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2. This is the only existing photo of Chernobyl taken on the morning of the nuclear accident. The heavy grain is caused by massive amounts of radiation that began to destroy the film the second it was exposed.
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This is the only existing photo of Chernobyl taken on the morning of the nuclear accident. The heavy grain is caused by massive amounts of radiation that began to destroy the film the second it was exposed.
submitted 2 years ago by aceymerrill to /r/Damnthatsinteresting
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3. This is the only existing photo of Chernobyl taken on the morning of the nuclear accident. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed.
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This is the only existing photo of Chernobyl taken on the morning of the nuclear accident. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed.
submitted 3 years ago by samir391 to /r/interestingasfuck
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4. The first and only existing photo of Chernobyl on the morning of the nuclear accident 33 years ago - April 26, 1986. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed for this photo.
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The first and only existing photo of Chernobyl on the morning of the nuclear accident 33 years ago - April 26, 1986. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed for this photo.
submitted 5 years ago by Bobrossy1 to /r/pics
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5. This is a picture of Chernobyl on the day of the disaster. The grain on the photo is not from poor camera quality, it is from radiation damaging the film during the short time that it was exposed.
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This is a picture of Chernobyl on the day of the disaster. The grain on the photo is not from poor camera quality, it is from radiation damaging the film during the short time that it was exposed.
submitted 5 years ago by leapoz to /r/WTF
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6. The first and only existing photo of Chernobyl on the morning of the nuclear accident 33 years ago today – April 26, 1986. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed for this photo.
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The first and only existing photo of Chernobyl on the morning of the nuclear accident 33 years ago today – April 26, 1986. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed for this photo.
submitted 5 years ago by opwoei to /r/pics
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7. The first and only existing photo of Chernobyl on the morning of the nuclear accident 33 years ago today – April 26, 1986. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed for this photo.
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The first and only existing photo of Chernobyl on the morning of the nuclear accident 33 years ago today – April 26, 1986. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed for this photo.
submitted 5 years ago by opwoei to /r/Damnthatsinteresting
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8. The first and only existing photo of Chernobyl on the morning of the nuclear accident 33 years ago today – April 26, 1986. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed for this photo.
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The first and only existing photo of Chernobyl on the morning of the nuclear accident 33 years ago today – April 26, 1986. The heavy grain is due to the huge amount of radiation in the air that began to destroy the camera film the second it was exposed for this photo.
submitted 5 years ago by opwoei to /r/interestingasfuck
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9. This is the first photo of the Chernobyl reactor, at 4pm, 14 hours after the explosion of the nuclear reactor, 33 years ago today. The view is foggy due to radiation, which also explains why the shot was not taken too close to the helicopter's window
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This is the first photo of the Chernobyl reactor, at 4pm, 14 hours after the explosion of the nuclear reactor, 33 years ago today. The view is foggy due to radiation, which also explains why the shot was not taken too close to the helicopter's window
submitted 5 years ago by Mass1m01973 to /r/pics
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10. The first photo of the Chernobyl plant, taken by by Igor Kostin 14 hours after the explosion.
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The first photo of the Chernobyl plant, taken by by Igor Kostin 14 hours after the explosion.
submitted 1 year ago by SKRyanrr to /r/pics
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11. First ever photograph taken after Chernobyl disaster. Radiation is destroying the film causing the graininess.
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First ever photograph taken after Chernobyl disaster. Radiation is destroying the film causing the graininess.
submitted 8 years ago by FineImBack to /r/creepy
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12. Upscaled this famous picture of the exploded core
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Upscaled this famous picture of the exploded core
submitted 2 years ago by SkylerLP to /r/chernobyl
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13. One of the few photos right after the disaster of Chernobyl
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One of the few photos right after the disaster of Chernobyl
submitted 4 years ago by bushbin to /r/mildlyinteresting
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