Top Radioactive Things Ever

0:00 - intro
1:31 - cosmic background
2:17 - ct scan
2:58 - solar storm
4:49 - lake
6:38 - slotin accident
8:26 - submarine
9:54 - radioactive man
11:25 - sellafield
12:22 - chernobyl
14:39 – not spoiling more

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#mrslav #radiation #comparison

[MRSLAV]

First one who will guess which movie inspired me to make the intro, will get my future merch store slav shirt :p (Clue: monsters)

[Part__Wannabe]

There are three types of men:
-cowards
-brave
-Chernobyl cleaners

[MrAli]

The people who cleaned up Chernobyl saved so many people

[husqybrad]

I give huge respects to the people who risked their life for chernobyl

[jesslaw]

I worked at a diagnostic imaging center for 6 years. I enjoyed this content but I don’t think you should scare people away from CTs and MRIs. You wouldn’t believe how many young, healthy people have cancer and find out too late because they were misinformed about radiation. Radiology techs are required to wear badges and record their monthly exposure levels. They have done this for decades and are perfectly healthy. Please be responsible with your audience. Thank you :)

[theatomicjelly]

Me: Is the Xray safe?
Doctor: Yes, Harmless.
Also the doctor: Proceeds to stay 2 miles away from me*

[Ashlxii]

"But where this radiation come from? "

Bananas.

[dylanelder]

R.I.P To the men who risked their lives for all of ours.

[numbobot]

“Space is dangerous”
Hmm, yes, and death is fatal

[sukhdeepsingh]

Our earth gets wrecked by radiation from space

Humans: we could wreck it from inside as well

[lex]

My father in law was on that roof cleaning graphite at the chernobyl powerplant as a liquidator. He was the last of his group to be still alive. He died 4 years ago from radiation related sicknesses.His last few months on this world, he lived as a greenhouse plant. He stayed there longer as he should have been, but he didn't want other young guys to go up there as well. It is still a miracle he survived that many years after all this.

[tnspiritd]

“Louis slotin died of death”
Hmm yes
The floor here is made out of floor


Floor gang

[veritassvincit]

13:17 Fun fact: The camera actually isn't glitching, it is radiation particles

[egg]

Fact about Chernobyl: Chernobyl will likely be safe in 20, 000 years

[hotsaace]

My mom when she sees me get sick after watching this video

“Its that damn phone”

[Calthecool]

“Space is dangerous”
The understatement of the decade.

[kylauren]

"still not as radioactive as my cooking"



same bro, same.

[cookie]

"Most radioactive things"
*gets ad about Chernobyl*

[battlefieldsmine]

Imagine people who died from Chernobyl having a chat with Fukushima 50 about their struggles and their last moments on heaven. Louis Stoin just sat in the corner for not having great moment like that

[ipcmfnc]

I think Chernobyl was more radioactive when exploded, but Fukushima happened 8 years ago, and Chernobyl 33 years ago.