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In this way, I got to film a vast area that has recently been destroyed by fire. However, at the very beginning of the work, one of the caterpillars was struck by a fragment of graphite and the robot got stuck. As it turned out later, however, the direct cause of the damage to the machine were Russian ‘informational’ activities - wanting to assure the world of the safety of their power plants, they reduced the radiation level by a factor of 10. As a result, the German scientists, unaware of the actual radiation level, incorrectly programmed the robot, whose electronics were quickly destroyed by the radiation. Trees, whose roots destroy the cement mortar to which the ceramic tiles are glued. Bushes, whose branches dig into and irrevocably destroy the mosaics’ delicate structure. People had to step into action. It was only a stroke of luck that the drone did not fall 135 metres to the ground, but only crashed nearby, into the highest platform of the antenna. The Circle. A detached antenna.

The unfinished shots did not sit well with me, however, so several days later I decided to scale the antenna again and finish them. All efforts were in vain, however, because the machine turned out to be faulty shortly after it was pulled out. In the times of the former Soviet Union, realistic or abstract forms were used as artistic and colourful accents for many buildings. 800), although other sources say they received eight times less. Everyone also received a bonus of 800 roubles (approx. Secondly, it would seem that a simpler method to eliminate the antennas, which consisted of blowing them up and later cutting them up for scrap, also could not be used. Właściwie one before them had ever worked in such highly radioactive conditions. In defiance of those advocating leaving them alone so they collapse along with the entire town. In defiance of all those defenders of nature, of the bushes and trees.

For nearly 30 years, the mosaics of Ivan Lytovchenko have deteriorated, hidden among the increasingly thick bushes and trees. Their creator is Ivan Lytovchenko (1921-1996), a Ukrainian-Russian artist renowned for monumental decorative artwork. Ivan Lytovchenko at work. Apparently, the work was interrupted due to the excessively high costs for their elimination, particularly the high-altitude work. They are particularly impressive because they were made on curved surfaces. It has been calculated that they could only work on the roof for a maximum of 2 minutes, and in particularly radioactive places only for a few dozen seconds. The Joker was transported with great difficulty by helicopter to the roof of the power plant, where it was to start work. As a reward for the work they had done, they received a certificate along with thanks and wishes for good health and long life. Thanks to these, the square, grey buildings became more interesting, just as how streets would take on glows and colours from neon lights.

In fact, they are low reliefs adorned with mosaics than just simple mosaics. The mosaics are left to the mercy of Mother Nature and will soon disappear forever, only to be known from archival images. Fortunately, the two main antennas of the over-the-horizon-radar Duga located in the Chernobyl-2 complex are still standing. The launch site. The next goal - the cranes located on the opposite side of the Yanovsky lagoon. I found the yacht club completely at random while looking for a suitable place in Pripyat where I could launch and fly out to the cranes. Three of the most beautiful mosaics in Pripyat can be found on the city’s main street. It was planned for the most radioactive region (zone M) to be cleaned up using German technology, the whimsically named Joker robot. 25 kg and covering the most important parts of the body - the torso, head and genitalia. The durability of the colours and the ease of maintaining the mosaics were also important advantages.

A film about crashing drones might not be a half-bad idea; by the time the shots are completed both Phil and Paul also crash their drones. But in the end, crashing the drones is a way to perfect our flying. After all, who wants to make a film about crashing drones? After more than 2 years, I was able to get permission to again enter the area of the disposal site for low- and medium-level radioactive waste in Buriakivka. Radioactive wheel of the Joker. Another time, I tried to extend the range of the Phantom in another way. Therefore, sprawdzian have decided to try and extend their existence a little and expose and show their beauty to others. Working only with the aid of shovels and sometimes only with their hands, they cleared the roof of the power plant of rubble, graphite and other remnants of the reactor. Coincidentally, among the hundreds of vehicles, I found a Joker, a German remote-controlled robot used to remove the highly radioactive remains of the explosion in Reactor 4. The removal of the radioactive debris found on the roof of the power plant was mainly carried out by Soviet STR-1 robots. High hopes were placed on it, as it was the last argument against using people to clean up the roof by hand.



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