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In the morning of April 26, 1986, the reactor number 4 of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, exploded and scattered 200 tons of radioactive material, with a radioactivity equivalent to 500 atomic bombs.The radiation scattered in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia.
The radiation cloud reached several European countries as well.
Between 1988 and 1994, 125,000 people died from radioactive fallout and over 400,000 were still in treatment.
The nuclear explosion increased the number of cases of thyroid cancer in children by 200%.
The total count of sick and homeless people were reached seven million!
Ukraine recognized that some 2,600 kilometres around Chernobyl will not be able to support human life. The reason is that the radioactive isotopes half-life is 24,000 years, and due to cesium and strontium levels the people have to wait at least 300 years before able to come back.
Actually there are more than 200,000 square kilometres of contaminated land.
It is estimated that between 300,000 and 600,000 "cleaners", worked on cleaning the affected area and in the construction of the concrete sarcophagus covering the remains of the nuclear plant.
This sarcophagus has deteriorated, and now it has a crack of over 100 meters long.
Ukraine raised 550 million euros to build a new sarcophagus and implement various programs of deactivation.
We are currently working on the construction of a second sarcophagus.
The new sarcophagus, covering the current steel and concrete one, will be a cube with a length of 257 meters, a width of 150 and a height of 108 meters.
It is estimated that any construction made by man, not to overcome a life span of 1000 years.
The disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear plant, will pollute the planet for more than 24,000 years.
Thanks to: ~ Tzoli [link]
that helped me fix my bad English!
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La madrugada del 26 de abril de 1986, el reactor numero 4 de la central nuclear de Chernobyl, exploto exparciendo 200 toneladas de material radiactivo, con una radiactividad equivalente, a 500 bombas atomicas.
la radiacion quedo exparcida por Ucrania, Bielorrusia y Rusia.
Varios años después la URSS aún cultivaba en tierras contaminadas.
La radiacion alcanzo en forma de nube a varios paises de Europa.
Entre 1988 y 1994 habían fallecido 125.000 personas por secuelas radioactivas y más de 400.000 seguían en tratamiento.
La explosión nuclear ha multiplicado por 200 el número de casos de cáncer infantil de tiroides.
Un nuevo recuento de damnificados, hablaba de siete millones de personas enfermas.
Ucrania reconoce que unos 2.600 kilómetros en torno a Chernobyl no serán más aptos para vivir. La razón es que "hay isótopos radiactivos con un período de desintegración de 24.000 años, y debido al cesio y al estroncio habrá que esperar, por lo menos, 300 años.
En realidad hay mas de 200.000 kilómetros cuadrados de terrenos contaminados.
Se calcula que entre 300.000 y 600.000 "limpiadores" trabajaron en la limpieza de la zona afectada y en la construcion de un sarcofago de hormigon que cubre los restos de la central nuclear.
Dicho sarcofago, se ha deteriorado, y tiene actualmente, unas grietas de mas de 100 metros de longitud.
Ucrania recaudó 550 millones de euros para construir el nuevo sarcófago y poner en marcha varios programas de desactivación.
Se esta trabajando en este momento, en la construccion de un segundo sarcofago.
El nuevo sarcófago, que cubrirá al actual de acero y hormigón, será un cubo con una longitud de 257 metros, una anchura de 150 y una altura de 108 metros.
Se estima que ninguna construccion realizada por el hombre, a superado una longevidad de 1000 años.
Sin embargo, el desastre de la planta nuclear de Chernobyl, contaminara el planeta, durante mas de 24.000 años
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Comments: 128
Fantastic image on a frightening concept ! Great work !
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magnifica pieza de arte apocaliptico,y la historia pues es interesante y ala vez escalofriante que algo en realidad sucediera.
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Es cierto, una realidad terrorifica.
Aunque la imagen es bastante futurista
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Excellent image!
And more than that, than you for the educational text. I knew it was bad, but not that bad.
Well done!
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Thank you.
Thanks I glad you like your picture.
As for the data, I fear that if you read any article on this subject, by GREENPEACE for example, the data are even more frightening.
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And now Japan has three reactors to add to that list.
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how bad the economic interests of the countries,
you never know what's behind.
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¡Qué bueno! Las texturas, el vehículo... buenísimo.
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Thank you very much! Glad you like..
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Wow! This is frighteningly beautiful, Angel. I love it. The description you wrote in your caption is very informative, and quite disturbing at the same time. Sad what we do to our planet. But not sad the great artwork you produce.
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Thank you very much Ryan.
Glad to hear from you.
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OMG!!! Angel, this is just wonderful! Great facts too!
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Thank you very much my friend!
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It's a total awesomeness! Thanks for a great image.
PS My uncle was a doctor, who was trying to cure a victims of a Chernobyl after explosion, so this pic is kinda relate to me. So, thanks again
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Your uncle is certainly a good man.
Hats off!
I'm glad you liked it.
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Amazing, great feeling and depth to the picture.
Does the guy at the front have just a skull in his helmet?
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My idea is that reflections from glass, make a shape of a skull, exactly. It is only to try to translate, a harbinger of imminent death ...
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well you pulled it off, great work.
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Felicidades, me gusta. Muy lograda la ambientación y los detalles. La estructura del fondo estupenda.
Pero ya sabes: en el 3d un wire (o un enlace a él) es obligado.
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Gracias. me alegro que te guste....
Pero.... un wire obligado?
alguien me paga por hacer esto?
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Hombre no, pero si lo que buscas es que se juzgue tu capacidad 3dsera solo con un wire se pueden apreciar errores o aciertos. Al final todo queda camuflado tras en render y la postpro.
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Ya te entiendo, no te preocupes. 
No busco trabajo como modelador 3D
de echo, me lo han ofecido y he dicho que no....
Si te soy sincero no me interesa en absoluto que se juzgue como hago el modelado 3D. Me da igual...
Uso el 3D como herramienta para poder hacer concept design, que es lo que mas me ofrecen hacer.
Yo veo el 3D como una herramienta mas (como otras) para desarrollar y diseñar lo que quiero hacer.
Para mi lo importante es precisamente el resultado final de la imagen. La manipulo, la postproduzco , la pinto y lo que haga falta.
Para modelar ya hay gente mejor que yo por hay...
Ya veo que tu tambien haces 3D . me gusta tu trabajo!
Tiene pinta de eres muy meticuloso, que te curras mucho la geometria, haces retopologia despues de pasarlo por Zbrush,
y tienes cuidado de que los poligonos sean perfectos.
Yo no tengo tiempo para todo eso.... Hago mis imágenes por la noche , despues de currar.
Un saludo! Nos vemos por aqui...
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Coincido contigo en que el 3D es una herramienta mas de desarrollo.
Buen trabajo, me gusta lo que haces.
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Those OMG numbers of casualties of course incorrect.
Twenty-eight emergency workers ("liquidators") died from acute radiation syndrome including beta burns and 15 patients died from thyroid cancer in the following years. Report predicts 4000 death due to cancer, but thats only controversial expectations so far and not a clear fact. [link]
Overall [link]
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As in all such things, everything depends on the source you look at it.
of course. I have not invented these numbers.
Are drawn from various studies that have been created by trusted sources.
It is true that the figures are always a weapon to carry data, to one extreme or another.
Of course, your report does not coincide with the (numerous) reports, as I can read.
There are reports created by the government on occasion, which are called into question after, when the weather puts the cards on the table.
I could also put, a few links of studies created by medical sources, political, journalistic and scientific, of which I get this information.
It always depends on who makes these reports.
And that's a debate, I do not feel like getting out of respect for the victims.
It all depends where you want to put the tragedy ....
I am glad and grateful to share your information.
I think it is a very serious issue and we must try to be transparent.
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Source that I provided not even Russian, not to mention that non governmental.
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Indeed, one of the sources you have mentioned (wikipedia), speaks precisely of the differences in data, which has been, over the fatal disaster at Chernobyl.
Interestingly, more than one, contrary to what you have said.
No doubt, I think if someone is really interested in learning more about the consequences, should read, the information and draw their own conclusions.
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However, some of the sources that I have set, sparked by Russia itself, and even government sources, which have admitted many things, after having denied before.
I'm afraid there is always a numbers game, driven by interests of one side or another.
Do not worry about time puts everything in place.
And the people is greater, for details, and draw your own conclusions.
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INCREÍBLE!
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Gracias a ti , por tu interes.
Es cierto que lo de Fukushima parece una triste repeticion de lo sucedido.
lamentablemente tampoco ha habido (ni la hay ) mucha informacion de la verdadera situacion de Fukushima.
Esperemos que casos como estos no ocurran mas.
De ello depende al futuro de todos.
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