Feel the Nuclear Thrill

Moscow metro world's biggest atomic bunker

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+17 1. loadme commented 10 years ago

impressive. however, war preparations always give you that feeling..

better spend that money on education around the world.
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+2 2. Dmitry commented 10 years ago

I have a feeling that they're gonna get to use it after all, sadly, it won't help most people but it offers much better protection than New York subway.
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+8 3. irishgek commented 10 years ago

Lol food and water for 2 weeks .... sure all the radiation will be gone by then just like fukushima :P
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+8 4. fjwjr commented 10 years ago

Reminds me of having to do "Duck and cover" drills as a kid in kindergarten outside Washington, D C.
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+4 5. Dmitry commented 10 years ago

#4 Thank your government for teaching you this, it will surely protect you from a thermonuclear blast much better then 6 meters of reinforced concrete buried under a 100 meters of dirt, so good night and good luck! :P
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+4 6. Baliverne commented 10 years ago

#3 If it's an air burst most of the radiation is transported by dominant winds and the half life of the radioactive material in a nuclear bomb isn't as long as the half life of the material we use in reactors.
After two weeks you basically would just have to keep your expedition in open ground short.
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+5 7. schlafanzyk commented 10 years ago

#3 You have a lot of catching up to do on nuclear physics, radiation and radio-toxicity.

The radioactive decay products with a short half-life are the most dangerous ones in the short term, which make a bunker and food supply necessary - other than the blast itself. After their decay, all you really have to do is avoid long periods of exposure and direct contact with or intake of other radio-toxic decay products. That's enough to leave the bunker and escape the blast site and get to safer grounds. Old-school solid fuel fission reactors are a completely different beast. Compare Nagasaki and Hiroshima today to Chernobyl and Fukushima - you'll see the difference.
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+8 8. huldu commented 10 years ago

It'll all come in handy once the zombie apocalypse begins!
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+3 9. nemmie commented 10 years ago

#4, #5, if you are anywhere near ground zero, obviously it's not going to help you.

But if you are some what far away, duck and cover would make sure you don't get hit by glass and stuff like that. Look at the Chelyabinsk meteor, quite a lot of people got their face full of glass from the shockwave...
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+6 10. HyperionIV commented 10 years ago

Want to see those tunnels in action?
Games like Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light are based on a survival challenge through Moscow metro system after a nuclear disaster.

Trailers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xc2hhef-Nzo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DUCA8wK9Ls