Nice poster, Vic. I sort of wanted to see that movie when it first came out, but never have gotten around to it. Did you like it?

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Usually some YouTube documentary as TV is quite terrible and has been for years......:-)

I disagree! Most of TV is quite terrible, but there are still a few redeeming shows.

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Been watching "Feud" on FX channel. It's a pretty good mini-series about the relationship between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis.

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What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?

What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?

Yep. Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange do a great job in the mini-series portraying the feuding actresses.

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Ancient Aliens. Season eleven:)
Over to the Finn reporter Arja Kääftinen meeting Aliens.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rscNUpAKCME#t=6m40s

Getting ready to watch a NOVA special about how they are trying to encase Chernobyl in a protective dome.

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What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?

Yep. Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange do a great job in the mini-series portraying the feuding actresses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KxpClmY4_0
Btw. Jessica Lange was a very long time I saw acting.

Getting ready to watch a NOVA special about how they are trying to encase Chernobyl in a protective dome.

I saw the doc only yesterday.

The encasing is huge.
Trump would say YUUGE.
The construction was built about 200 meters from the reaktor because of the radiation hazards.
Then moved to enclose the reaktor on tracks coated with teflon.
I took one day to do that.

The construction was built about 200 meters from the reaktor because of the radiation hazards.
Then moved to enclose the reaktor on tracks coated with teflon.

The thing that wasn't explained fully was how did they seal the joints once the new shell was attached? Did people in radiation suits go up there and do it?

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The thing that wasn't explained fully was how did they seal the joints once the new shell was attached? Did people in radiation suits go up there and do it?

The new sacrophag is already hermetical sealed but I wonder how they sealed it on the ground.
Anyway the radiation levels near the ground are not so high.
You only need to wear a mask so that you don't inhale any dust.

The thing that wasn't explained fully was how did they seal the joints once the new shell was attached? Did people in radiation suits go up there and do it?

The new sacrophag is already hermetical sealed but I wonder how they sealed it on the ground.
Anyway the radiation levels near the ground are not so high.
You only need to wear a mask so that you don't inhale any dust.

Me. I would also be wearing lead underwear. I may want children later on in this life.

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The new sacrophag is already hermetical sealed but I wonder how they sealed it on the ground.

But what about sealing it where it meets the old building at the top? They showed the hinged door-like enclosures. I wonder how they got a good seal onto the building?

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The new sacrophag is already hermetical sealed but I wonder how they sealed it on the ground.

But what about sealing it where it meets the old building at the top? They showed the hinged door-like enclosures. I wonder how they got a good seal onto the building?

It's from my understanding that the sacrophagus is built to avoid that weather and wind will spread all the radioactive dust.
The building ultimately enclosed 740,000 m3 of heavily contaminated debris inside, together with contaminated soil.
Next part of the project is to dismantle the old reactor.
Next question is also, Where to put the debris?

Next part of the project is to dismantle the old reactor.
Next question is also, Where to put the debris?

Yes, the robots placed inside have a lot of work ahead of them! The debris is just going to stay inside forever, isn't it?

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The debris is just going to stay inside forever, isn't it?

As long the future sacrofagues will withstand weather and wind for more than 20 thousands years it will.
That's what I call a long project lifespan:)

The debris is just going to stay inside forever, isn't it?

As long the future sacrofagues will withstand weather and wind for more than 20 thousands years it will.
That's what I call a long project lifespan:)

The problem is, I think they said the current project only has a 100 year warranty on it.

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The problem is, I think they said the current project only has a 100 year warranty on it.

Yes.
But meanwhile. Why not spend a holiday there?
http://chernobyltime.com/en/?gclid=CJKFmuGYxdMCFUiJsgodC-0KTQ

"He named me Malala"
For many, she is a role model and an inspiration.
For others she is a threat and a target.
A story of Malala Yousafzai, the youngest peace prize winner ever, and her struggle for girls' right to go to school.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0j6JhJBtiQ

Getting ready to watch a NOVA special about how they are trying to encase Chernobyl in a protective dome.

First think that came to my mind when I read this: Why now?!

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