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> So little is known That's also why there's even a conspiracy theory about the Duga. It obviously hasn't been proved but the idea is that the Chernobyl reacto
by sixthDot 2y ago
> So little is known
That's also why there's even a conspiracy theory about the Duga. It obviously hasn't been proved but the idea is that the Chernobyl reactor accident would be a U.S sabotage targeting the Duga.
- kurthr 2y agoWith the goal of spreading radioactive fallout over Poland, Germany, France, and Italy? https://realchernobyl.com/en/map-of-pollution https://realchernobyl.com/en/map-of-pollution I mean, it's not like the worlds most diabolical intelligence service would have access to a weather report. Unless, the real was to elect Greens in those countries so that they would decommission nuclear power and need to build a natural gas pipeline from Russia! What better way to serve the long term foreign policy goals?
- sixthDot 2y agoyeah that looks stupid. I just said that this theory exists. It's related to the fact that "we dont know what the Luga was for". As often, when people dont know exactly, they imagine things. That's all. I'm amused ;)
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- H8crilA 2y agoChernobyl blew up because of intense operator stupidity. Also it did not stop producing power, the last reactor was used till 2000.
- sixthDot 2y agoI know. Everybody knows. There was a test. During this test they managed to highlight a serious design flaw ;) It's clear, it's documented. What I say is that eventually a marginal frame of people dont believe that fact and instead prefer to believe something wrong ;) For instance: "chernobyl accident was meant to impeach the Duga to ever work".