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IT'S ELEPHANT'S FOOT FRIDAY!! TAG A FRIEND TO IMMEDIATELY RECEIVE 8000 ROENTGENS OF RADIATION
IT'S ELEPHANT'S FOOT FRIDAY!! TAG A FRIEND TO IMMEDIATELY RECEIVE 8000 ROENTGENS OF RADIATION

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Asakusa Chilling on the Elephant's Foot

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WHAT IF WE VIBED AT THE THE ELEPHÀNT'S FOOT ON APRIL 26TH 1986 OO
WHAT IF WE VIBED AT THE THE ELEPHÀNT'S FOOT ON APRIL 26TH 1986 OO

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The Elephant's Foot is the nickname given to a large mass of corium formed during the Chernobyl disaster in April 1986 and presently located in a steam distribution corridor underneath the remains of the reactor. It was discovered in December 1986. It remains an extremely radioactive object; however, its danger has decreased over time due to the decay of its radioactive components. Unyielding to a drill, the mass is quite dense, but it is able to be damaged by a Kalashnikov rifle.11[2] Slav 100
The Elephant's Foot is the nickname given to a large mass of corium formed during the Chernobyl disaster in April 1986 and presently located in a steam distribution corridor underneath the remains of the reactor. It was discovered in December 1986. It remains an extremely radioactive object; however, its danger has decreased over time due to the decay of its radioactive components. Unyielding to a drill, the mass is quite dense, but it is able to be damaged by a Kalashnikov rifle.11[2] Slav 100

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One of the most dangerous pictures ever taken - Elephant’s Foot, Chernobyl. I know you chumps like t...

onshauntingcom pipizhe chaosophia218 One of the most dangerous pictures ever taken -Elephant's Foot, Chernobyl This is a photo of a now dead man next the Elephant' Foot at the Chermobyl power plant The image distortions in the photo are created by intense level of radiation almost beyond comprehension. There is no way the person in this photo and the person photographing him could have survived for any more that a few years after being there, even if they quickly ran in, took the photos and ran out again. This photo would be impossible to take today as the rates of radioactive decay are even more extreme now due to a failed military experiment to bomb the reactor core with neuron absorbers The foot is made up of a small percentage of uranium with the bulk mostly melted sand, concrete and other materials which the molten corium turns into a kind of lava flow. In recent years, it has destroyed a robot which tried to approach it, and the last photos were taken via a mirror mounted to a pole held at the other end of the corridor for a few seconds. It is almost certainly the most dangerous and unstable creation made by humans These are the effects of exposure 30 seconds of exposure - dizziness and fatigue a week later 2 minutes of exposure -cells begin to hemorrhage (ruptured blood vessels) 4 minutes - vomiting, diarrhea, and fever 300 seconds - two days to live this is my favorite know you chumps like to make jokes about cursed images but this is a genuine life ending photograph
onshauntingcom pipizhe chaosophia218 One of the most dangerous pictures ever taken -Elephant's Foot, Chernobyl This is a photo of a now dead man next the Elephant' Foot at the Chermobyl power plant The image distortions in the photo are created by intense level of radiation almost beyond comprehension. There is no way the person in this photo and the person photographing him could have survived for any more that a few years after being there, even if they quickly ran in, took the photos and ran out again. This photo would be impossible to take today as the rates of radioactive decay are even more extreme now due to a failed military experiment to bomb the reactor core with neuron absorbers The foot is made up of a small percentage of uranium with the bulk mostly melted sand, concrete and other materials which the molten corium turns into a kind of lava flow. In recent years, it has destroyed a robot which tried to approach it, and the last photos were taken via a mirror mounted to a pole held at the other end of the corridor for a few seconds. It is almost certainly the most dangerous and unstable creation made by humans These are the effects of exposure 30 seconds of exposure - dizziness and fatigue a week later 2 minutes of exposure -cells begin to hemorrhage (ruptured blood vessels) 4 minutes - vomiting, diarrhea, and fever 300 seconds - two days to live this is my favorite know you chumps like to make jokes about cursed images but this is a genuine life ending photograph

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