Chernobyl Nuclear Explosion Disaster Explained (Hour by Hour)



The Chernobyl nuclear accident is one that haunted many of the survivors until their painful deaths from radiation poisoning. Just what went wrong that day at the nuclear facility that would change the lives of so many? Check out today’s epic new video that breaks down the events that led to one of the biggest nuclear accidents in history!

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49 thoughts on “Chernobyl Nuclear Explosion Disaster Explained (Hour by Hour)”

  1. Covering up accidents like this is the worst they can do! It frustrates me that out of fear what the world gonna think about Soviet Union they let people die like flies, flames are raging, a radiation is floating around… Like what the actual heck? Alert the world and ask for help, don't cut the telephone lines you freaks!! 😡

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  2. The bridge of death did exist and it's known some people went there what isn't known is how many of them died as a result of it. But no they weren't all asleep if you drop a bomb on a city even if you do so at 3AM you'll find most people quickly get out of their beds. but the bridge did exist, there's pictures of it

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  3. Chernobyl is the ultimate illustration of what dictatorship creates. People are either so terrified that if they fail/disobey they or their loved ones will be hurt/killed that they don't stand up to dangerous or downright daft ideas, or in their ambition to climb the ladder they become willing to do anything and sacrifice others since that just the way those systems work.
    No matter how you look at it, such societies are bound to collapse onto themselves under the weight of their own lies.

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  4. The affects of the Chernobyl meltdown on the Ukrainian people, and even future Ukrainian people is still present to this day. Some Ukrainians are born with deformities due their family being exposed to high levels of radiation. And these are people that have lived their whole lives in Kyiv, never getting close to Pripyat or Chernobyl. I've always blamed the Dnieper river for the spread of fallout as it flows from the north to the south into the Black Sea carrying much fallout with it south. Rain carries the dust and radioactive particles to the Dnieper where it then moves downstream.
    This results in far more Ukrainian land being subject to irradiation not to mention the Dnieper makes up %80 of all available drinking water in Ukraine.

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  5. There was a bridge of death… it connected Pripyat to Chernobyl. Not sure about how many people watched the fire from the bridge, or how many might've died, but the bridge exists. It's not a myth.

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  6. 18:05 “people are living it up, full blast. Weddings are going on”…. Most of those weddings won’t have an anniversary and many of them won’t even have a honeymoon. Radiation be scary. So sad 😞

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  7. I consider myself agnostic, but the three members of the Chernobyl Suicide Squad living long healthy lives has to be a miracle. They deserved more for what they did in my eyes.

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