haqqaton said: Here in Brazil we have a beach that is more radioactive than Chernobyl. Not a problem, really. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvgAx1yIKjg In fact, Chernobyl level is almost normal level when compared to a lot of cities. I really can't attest that it's true but according to some there are families living in Chernobyl since like a month after the accident. They even show some of them on the documentary. |
The video shows 50 uSv/h which is equivalent of getting 5-10 dental radiographs (which are about 5-10 uSv) for every hour at that beach. That is quite hot...