Jordan Dunbar
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Podcast Appearances
He ovat olleet auki melkein 24 tuntia, eikÀ vielÀ ole varmaa, mitÀ on tapahtunut. Ja tÀrkeintÀ, mitÀ on tapahtunut heille. Niiden, jotka katsoivat moottorin pysyvÀn pysyvÀn, ja ymmÀrsivÀt, mitÀ on tapahtunut. Yksi engenjaari oli nÀhnyt juuri sitÀ, mitÀ on tapahtunut. Nikolai Soliukh oli työskennellyt tuolla iltapÀivÀnÀ.
TÀmÀ on kaverinus-turbinaalissa, joka laittaa koko kompleksin kohdalla kaikki unitit. Olin uskonut, ettÀ nÀmÀ testit olisivat tehty tuossa illalla, kun me otimme kohdalle. Se tuli myöhemmin, ja missÀ minÀ olin, voisin nÀhdÀ kaikki turbinaalit kohdalla, yleensÀ unitin 4. Nikolai, jossa on pitkÀ, valkoinen, suojattu koti ja kohdallinen hatu, on ympÀrillÀ lÀmpöÀ, vaihtoehtoja ja vahvistuksia.
LÀhtökohtaisesti kaverit olivat valmistamassa tÀrkeÀn turvallisuustestin yksi Unit 4 turbaanista. Kaverit olivat valmistamassa tÀrkeÀn turbaanista yksi Unit 4 turbaanista. Kaverit olivat valmistamassa tÀrkeÀn turbaanista yksi Unit 4 turbaanista. Kaverit olivat valmistamassa tÀrkeÀn turbaanista yksi Unit 4 turbaanista. Kaverit olivat valmistamassa tÀrkeÀn turbaanista yksi Unit 4 turbaanista. Kaverit olivat valmistamassa tÀrkeÀn turbaanista yksi Unit 4 turbaanista. Kaverit olivat valmistamassa tÀrkeÀn turbaanista yksi Unit 4 turbaanista. Kaverit olivat valmistamassa tÀrkeÀn turbaanista yksi Unit 4 turbaanista. Kaverit olivat valmistamassa tÀrkeÀn tur
Mutta puolustuksen sijaan on yksi, johon jatkuu toinen. 1.23 aamulla on tapahtunut yllÀtys. MeiltÀ tuntui jotain kuin maalaukkoa. Ylösparkit olivat ylösparkissa. Ruuppu jÀtettiin, ja sitten valkoinen pöytÀ jÀi meidÀn suuntaan.
We have the radiation level monitors on each turbine. They're simple. If only three green lights are visible, everything's fine. Red lights mean high levels of radiation. The red lights went on. Then the alarm went on. Then the siren started. ... ...
I called the control room. I told them there had been an accident. I ran over towards the explosion. I saw that the glass from the windows had been blown inside of the hall. These big pieces of glass were crunching under my feet where I was running. There was a turbine operator standing on turbine number seven. He was already feeling nauseous.
Nikolai yrittÀÀ mennÀ ympÀristöön, jotta hÀn yrittÀÀ vahvistaa kollegia. Nyt kun he odottavat, ettÀ heillÀ on turvallisuutta, hÀn alkaa joutua muiden miehen kanssa. Muistan sen kuin eilen. LÀhtöntekijÀ sanoo, ettÀ meillÀ ei ole paljon aikaa jÀttÀÀ kaveria. Viikon tai kaksi ainakin. Silloin me kaikki kuulemme.
And I had just quit smoking. I remember thinking, why did I bother to quit smoking? My colleague had these really strong Dutch cigarettes, so I took one and sparked up. The men put on simple gas masks and protective suits as they make their way towards the disaster zone. ... ...
One of the workers who carried out the test. He was covered with burns from hot water. He was simply lying with his eyes closed on a stretcher. You see, there was a disconnect between my brain and my heart. My mind understood that it was dangerous. But my heart didn't want to accept it. Or maybe I actually didn't understand.
In fact, no one really understood. Alex is still in the city. It's Sunday and he has no idea what's going on. So he continues to prepare for the disco planned that night. The official playlist has been approved, but he needs to get the real music sorted, so heads to the Palace of Culture. I came to the club at 12 o'clock. I was going through the vinyls. I was searching for music and picking up the slides.
One of the songs he picked out days before was by Berlok, a band from East Berlin. It's their anti-nuclear weapons song with the lyrics, no bomb, no radioactivity. Attention, attention! Attention, attention! Then I heard an announcement that in one hour the city will be evacuated. Dear comrades!
It echoed throughout the city. There were tannoys hung all through the streets. It said there was an unpleasant situation at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Please take your money and some belongings. You need to leave the city for three days.
EpikÀytÀntöoperaatio alkaa, kun tuhansia busseja pÀÀsee evakuoimaan yli 100 000 asuntoa. Ihmiset eivÀt edes tiedÀ, mitÀ on tapahtunut. Muistan, ettÀ bussi pysÀhtyi minun yli, ja todennÀköisesti 15-vuotias poika tuli ulos lukion. HÀn kertoi, ettÀ hei Alex, onko tÀnÀÀn disco? Sanoin, ettÀ ei, ettei ole tÀnÀÀn.
But why? he asked. And I said, go. Go. They will tell you later. Meanwhile, Irina and Serhi have arrived in Hrabinka, 300 kilometers away from Chernobyl. They stay in Irina's grandma's small house. Irina with nothing but her curlers and a fancy dress. Her mother with nothing at all. We thought we would be back in a few days. Soon there's a knock at the door, with visitors no one would want to see.
They came to us in gas masks with dosimeters and they started measuring us. Men dressed in terrifying protective suits, faces covered like modern day plague doctors, holding boxes connected to beeping wands scanning their patients. The radiation levels they found on Serhi and Irina were high. They would have to dispose of all their clothes immediately.
It was weird, but they both felt okay. Days pass. It's starting to become clear that they won't be going home for some time. The 9 o'clock news from the BBC with Julia Somerville and Andrew Harvey.
So sure were they of their technology. The nuclear expert Oleg Nemets had previously visited Chernobyl and said on a newsreel that he could, quote, completely declare that it is completely out of the question that a nuclear power plant could explode. He said it was, quote, impossible to even imagine such a thing.
If Chernobyl had been an example of Soviet nuclear prowess, then it couldn't be allowed to become an illustration of Soviet incompetence. The world must see they had it under control. They did admit officially, however, that only 31 people had died in the so-called accident. We felt really angry that we learned everything so late.
TÀmÀ uudistus on erityisen huolimatta Irinaa. HÀn on menossa syöpÀkseen lisÀÀ testiÀ. Kun hÀn on siellÀ, doktori ottaa hÀnet takaisin ja antaa hÀnelle jotain uusia uusia asioita. Olin syöpÀinen. Kolme kuukautta syöpÀinen. MinÀkin olin vain lapsi. Olin vain 19-vuotias. Alussa oli hauska. MitÀ Àiti sanoisi?
Ja olin erittÀin iloinen. Mutta se on komplikoitavaa. Jos hÀn oli nyt kolme kuukautta syntynyt, hÀnen unelmansa lapsensa olisi ollut ylöspÀin ylöspÀin ylöspÀin ylöspÀin ylöspÀin ylöspÀin.