Chernobyl Reactor 4

- Alexei, don't mess with Diatlov, he's kicking us out. Goodbye spacious apartments in Pripyat, good-bye good salaries and we wake up in a Siberian ghetto. Here we find all the food we want, there we will feed our families with stale bread and dried fish. Take care. On the way to the plant, the sky is full of stars, the air is warm and smells of spring. At home, the wife and little girl are sleeping happy that you are going on a trip with the new car on Sunday. A crazy boss is worth putting up with. When the test starts at reactor 4, in the control room, Diatlov yells at you: - Keep reducing the pressure! – But it is already at 600 MW and the manual says that the safety level is 700! – It's not your job to think, you moron! Don't mess with Diatlov. The pressure drops until the reactor shuts down completely. Diatlov calls for the checkpoints to be lifted. The reactor starts up, the pressure builds. You don't know that the pumps are pushing less and less water into the reactor core, which is heating up like hell. The pressure doubles every second. The walls are swaying in the pump room. The reactor's 500-ton lid shakes, then explodes, releasing 50 tons of nuclear fuel into the atmosphere, 10 times the amount at Hiroshima, spreading disease and death thousands of miles away.