What /Actually/ Happened at Chernobyl

The video explains nuclear concepts, reactions, and energy production, focusing on the RBMK reactor design and the Chernobyl accident. It covers the physics of nuclear reactions, the role of isotopes, and the mechanics of fission and fusion. The Chernobyl disaster is analyzed in detail, highlighting the reactor's design flaws and the sequence of events leading to the explosion. The video concludes with a discussion on the nature of explosions and the aftermath of nuclear accidents, comparing Chernobyl with Fukushima.

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