What happened to the Soviet Nuclear Arctic Land Train?

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  • @BrickNewton
    @BrickNewton 24 дні тому +414

    Is it just me or do they look like someone glued a couple of monopoly houses together

    • @Blue-5
      @Blue-5 23 дні тому +19

      If its soviet and never built , its always going to be weird

    • @Idont_eatcrocs
      @Idont_eatcrocs 23 дні тому +11

      @@Blue-5 if it’s anything from the 1950-80s and never built it’s always gonna be weird

    • @neilz.
      @neilz. 23 дні тому +7

      Def. not Boardwalk or Parkplace material.

    • @999theeagle
      @999theeagle 23 дні тому +3

      Mine are on Mediterranean and Baltic.

    • @mtb416
      @mtb416 23 дні тому +2

      In America, monopoly bad.
      In Soviet Russia, monopoly good.

  • @matthewfurlani8647
    @matthewfurlani8647 23 дні тому +197

    did you just seriously ask me if I wanted a video about a reactor barge?
    brother, of course we do

    • @Dmitriy_Pivko
      @Dmitriy_Pivko 21 день тому +3

      @@matthewfurlani8647 спасибо товарищ!

  • @leeroyloke8415
    @leeroyloke8415 23 дні тому +68

    Huh, this looks like something that could fit within the Fallout franchise from the perspective of the Soviet Union or China.

    • @andrewthomas8233
      @andrewthomas8233 23 дні тому +7

      Yeah the 50s and 60s were a crazy time for inventions but you definitely got to give them points for super cool

  • @NaezzYTs
    @NaezzYTs 24 дні тому +235

    The soviets always come up with the craziest shits I've ever seen

    • @TwistedMexi
      @TwistedMexi 24 дні тому +24

      Soviet's played on sandbox mode fr

    • @KeithZim
      @KeithZim 23 дні тому +14

      Propaganda... The biggest goal was to give the people reasons for all the suffering. So the USSR was always looking for the bold project. Science was less important and the proof is in todays Russia. They lack science skill. They are not inventing things anymore. The CPUs they have stolen the ability to copy are decades old.. This is why its important to spread the power out as thin as possible. Too much power in 2 hands leads to disaster 100% of the time.

    • @chaosXP3RT
      @chaosXP3RT 23 дні тому +1

      I've seen crazier

    • @Grant80
      @Grant80 23 дні тому

      @@KeithZimkeep reading shit

    • @Grow_tf_up
      @Grow_tf_up 23 дні тому

      @@KeithZim you are brainwashed

  • @AndrewBrown-fq6vp
    @AndrewBrown-fq6vp 23 дні тому +103

    As soon as the world invented nuclear reactors they wanted to put them in everything. My favorite is the nuclear powered cruise missile called "Project Pluto". It was so ridiculously dangerous the US Air Force put a stop to it's development because they didn't want anyone else building one!

    • @Blue-5
      @Blue-5 23 дні тому +8

      Humans are so careful and efficient with their planet's resources 🤩
      Putting a nuclear reactor on a cruise missile that has no other purpose other than destroying itself 😍

    • @mtb416
      @mtb416 23 дні тому +1

      ⁠@@Blue-5Yes, humans are pretty incredible. We refine raw material and build planes and spaceships.

    • @Blue-5
      @Blue-5 23 дні тому +4

      @@mtb416 No I was saying that we can be so incredibly wasteful
      Like imagine a missile
      Such a complicated piece of machinery , yet it has no other purpose than destroying itself
      Especially large missiles

    • @mtb416
      @mtb416 23 дні тому +4

      @@Blue-5 Yes, I agree. We take raw materials and create complex things like guided missiles. Humans are pretty amazing.

    • @Blue-5
      @Blue-5 23 дні тому +1

      @@mtb416 No I was saying something that is NOT amazing about humanity
      Building complex machines , that take valuable resources , that have no other purpose other than destroying themselves and causing destruction

  • @vustvaleo8068
    @vustvaleo8068 23 дні тому +65

    Thomas the literal TANK engine.

  • @warmstrong5612
    @warmstrong5612 23 дні тому +45

    2:55 The Island of Sodorski, where you'll find Tomilin the nuclear steam engine and comrades.

  • @EstorilEm
    @EstorilEm 23 дні тому +13

    Thought this was cool till I realized they’re all conventional diesel tanks hauling around a portable nuclear reactor that gets SET UP once on site. Not exactly groundbreaking stuff. Was thinking all of this was somehow done on a mobile scale and maybe power was distributed via cables while they traversed the arctic.

    • @davidhollenshead4892
      @davidhollenshead4892 19 днів тому +1

      They would have made it nuclear / electric if that was pratical, but using an existing tank suspension, engine & transaxle was cheaper, safer and quicker to build...

  • @robertdragoff6909
    @robertdragoff6909 23 дні тому +13

    Probably a good peaceful useful way to use nuclear energy in places where power is needed, especially after a big storm or other emergencies
    Interesting concept

    • @davidhollenshead4892
      @davidhollenshead4892 19 днів тому +1

      US Nuclear Submarines have been used that way, as well as the Soviet / Russian Nuclear Barge. But these are not subjected to vibration, heat stress, metal fatigue due to low temperatures, etc.

  • @Jaggerbush
    @Jaggerbush 24 дні тому +25

    Pittsburgh... it's 3am and I must be lonely!

    • @pashapasovski5860
      @pashapasovski5860 24 дні тому

      Or,you might be possessed, you know
      3 am L on the clock 😅

  • @Epic_Eggroll
    @Epic_Eggroll 23 дні тому +10

    What an amazing machine! Properly explained and very well modeled! And best of all, without bringing up politics and trashtalking russia or the ussr. These were some truly genius people with amazing craftsmanship and it makes me very sad to see that so much of what was created has been lost.

    • @opentam
      @opentam 23 дні тому +1

      Dude literally calls USSR an empire, i think here is little bit shittalking

    • @Epic_Eggroll
      @Epic_Eggroll 22 дні тому +2

      @@opentam Well i always take a grain of salt with these sorts of videos because i personally also think the ussr isn't all that good. But this is not the same as some ukrainian youtuber which constantly bombards the creators of a soviet vehicle simply because they are russian.

    • @davidhollenshead4892
      @davidhollenshead4892 19 днів тому

      @@opentam He also likely views Britain as "an empire" due their conduct, as he is an Australian...

  • @KlaxontheImpailr
    @KlaxontheImpailr 23 дні тому +9

    It was time for Thomas to leave, he had seen everything.

  • @sop1918
    @sop1918 24 дні тому +5

    Never been more glad to see a square space advert

  • @akizeta
    @akizeta 23 дні тому +5

    Well, of _course_ we want a video on the nuclear barge!

  • @TheUnimaterLp
    @TheUnimaterLp 23 дні тому +8

    Squarespace, returned yippie!

  •  23 дні тому +5

    #2:35 - shows a Panzer III as "the famous KV tank"

  • @StefOne-nw9un
    @StefOne-nw9un 23 дні тому +9

    ofcourse i want to see a video about the reactor barge ^^

    • @karlwalther
      @karlwalther 23 дні тому

      Это Вы про "Академик Ломоносов"? Что в нём особенного?

  • @corneliusmcmuffin3256
    @corneliusmcmuffin3256 23 дні тому +6

    Tank issues:
    1. Says “KV tanks” and shows a BT-7 and a German Panzer IV
    2. Should be “IS-8, better known as T-10”, not the other way around.

  • @omikaperera6658
    @omikaperera6658 24 дні тому +10

    At this point whatever the soviets invent could be taken as reliable references.

  • @AdamTehranchiYT
    @AdamTehranchiYT 23 дні тому +10

    I, for one, would like a video on the reactor barge. Remember hearing about it back in the day.
    Also, since small reactors might be making a comeback, do you think that the technology for the trains would make sense now?
    Great video 👍🏻👍🏻

    • @briannem.6787
      @briannem.6787 22 дні тому +1

      the weight in the shielding is too heavy, and with modern reactors designed with so many redundant and passive safety mechanisms, reactors are much safer but also much heavier. I don't think the idea is any more plausible now than it was then.

    • @davidhollenshead4892
      @davidhollenshead4892 19 днів тому +1

      Nuclear powered trains exist today in France, the catch is that the reactor is stationary...

    • @briannem.6787
      @briannem.6787 19 днів тому

      @@davidhollenshead4892 exactly, just put wires up and make the trains run off of grid power

    • @old_liquid
      @old_liquid 9 днів тому

      Why? To make a Snowpiercer?

  • @mattevans4377
    @mattevans4377 23 дні тому +9

    It's a shame the oil companies have demonized nuclear. Something like this, with reactors made to modern standards (incredibly safe), could be really useful

    • @Andresen.
      @Andresen. 23 дні тому +4

      With all the nuclear accidents it demonized itself i would say 😅

    • @Argentvs
      @Argentvs 23 дні тому

      ​@@Andresen.All?. Nuclear power is the safest energy ever. More people die in wind turbines and solar panels production and operation than in nuclear plants.
      Fukushima was japanese corruption allowing back up generators on an active refrigeration reactor to be below sea level right I'm the coast. And zero people died of radiation, all people died due flooding and the evacuation. Yes more people die during the evacuation to save people from the reactors that never killed anyone.
      Chernobyl was a dangerous design pushed to the limits by incompetent bureaucrats. The other 3 reactors are still operational .
      More people died during the emergency response that actual casualties from the incident (which was barely 48 people directly despite the nonsense propaganda that was burned in the common folk mind by sensationalistic press).
      Coal energy kill thousands of people yearly. Coal burning releases radioactive isotopes into the atmosphere causing thyroid and lung cancer to nearby communities.
      Oil killed millions of people in explosions, toxic waste, accidents, caused millions of cases of cancer around the world.
      France has 80% of it's energy being produced by nuclear power... Germany closed it's nuclear plants, opened new coal burning plants and imports nuclear produced electricity from France and Poland...

    • @AhmadRaza-z7x
      @AhmadRaza-z7x 22 дні тому

      It,s really the cost nuclear power plants are more expensive and take more time to build then coal decommissing is very expensive

    • @Here_is_Waldo
      @Here_is_Waldo 22 дні тому +2

      @@Andresen. Compared to how many oil spills and fires there have been, nuclear really doesn't have many accidents at all. Human error is unfortunately the biggest cause in any accident.

    • @Argentvs
      @Argentvs 22 дні тому

      @@AhmadRaza-z7x That is propaganda. The amortized cost during the entire life cycle of a nuclear plant is lower than all other energy production methods.
      Nuclear cost a lot to build (until cheap streamline mass produced 4gen small module reactors enter the game) but the massive electrical production on it's lifespan has a very low cost which turns nuclear plants cheaper on the same period of times when you add the cost of all other methods.
      And nuclear plants can be refurbished and extended 30/50 years past their utility design.
      Wind turbines are very expensive too, they required thousands of times the engineering works of a nuclear power plant to achieve the size to produce the same energy than the later. The wind turbines require thousands of tons of reinforced concrete under massive ground dig for their foundation. Thats a lot of concrete and steel production pollution.
      The blades are made of plastic fiber, with resins which are produced by very toxic methods.
      They have a short lifespan and must be constantly repaired until being decommissioned. Currently the older wind generators are being passed out and left abandoned. No to mention some of them kill endangered birds that use the same winds they are placed to take advantage off. Just now they are putting cameras to brake the blades if bird flocks are nearby.
      Solar energy has 20 years of life cycle, it's production is very expensive en terms of energy and to produce the panels they use large amounts of cyanide, arsenic and mercury, some of the worst and most lethal pollutants in use. Much of which end up in river streams and the trophic chain.<
      The giant surfaces solar and wind power need to produce the same amount of energy as a very limited and relatively small size nuclear plant is absurd.
      And recycling them is extremely expensive or impossible. Thus why the older ones are left abandoned.
      Plus spent nuclear fuel is so small in tonnage. Is very limited, lots of nuclear industry byproducts and waste is used in other industries and the new thorium and older breather reactors can reuse the spent nuclear fuel and turn it into more fuel for next generation reactors making nuclear fuel waste virtually zero.
      Nuclear waste in reality is a problem for the non nuclear items used in the industry, irradiated clothing, accessories, tools, containers, materials, robots. Earth itself is radioactive, we just need to bury them in very old stable geological formations or nearby subduction plates, so they get swallowed to the mantle.

  • @v.a.d1784
    @v.a.d1784 24 дні тому +9

    🔴More crazy tank video please

  • @cyrilio
    @cyrilio 23 дні тому +3

    yes please make a video about the reactor barge. I don't know if, but I'm sure they made plans for, nuclear satellites.

    • @karlwalther
      @karlwalther 23 дні тому +1

      Не планировали, а создавали. И запускали в космос.

    • @u1zha
      @u1zha 23 дні тому

      Reactors have operated in space, watch Scott Manley: USA Put A Nuclear Reactor In Space And Abandoned It

  • @NINJA9801
    @NINJA9801 6 днів тому

    I adore your videos ! I just make an enormous queue every night and fall asleep to them. When I have time during the day watch them with great interest. Just a gem of a channel. Thank you for your work !

  • @tonikakueumlixo7817
    @tonikakueumlixo7817 23 дні тому

    Even though I don't understand anything that is said in the video, I love the animations on the channel, they are always so smooth

  • @TOPTECH-r3r
    @TOPTECH-r3r 17 днів тому

    These giants make every task look effortless.

  • @TOPTECH-r3r
    @TOPTECH-r3r 7 днів тому

    These machines are absolute beasts! Incredible power and precision at work

  • @usun_politics1033
    @usun_politics1033 23 дні тому +9

    Well, there are nuclear powered ice breakers and subs, so land trains sound feasible.

  • @Alloyaha
    @Alloyaha 23 дні тому +1

    I'd love a video on the reactor barge, and that wacky 60's looking Soviet Nuclear Locomotive!

  • @clevelandexplorer2221
    @clevelandexplorer2221 23 дні тому

    I'd love a video on the barge please :D thank you for your content

  • @nikospapageorgiou57
    @nikospapageorgiou57 23 дні тому

    Never heard of this project before. Very interesting!

  • @MacDKB
    @MacDKB 23 дні тому +3

    Nuclear-powered houses on tracks…

  • @DtWolfwood
    @DtWolfwood 23 дні тому +3

    Look small modular reactors.

  • @dinosp23
    @dinosp23 23 дні тому +3

    The soviets have no limits for the inventivas.

    • @karlwalther
      @karlwalther 23 дні тому

      Имеют. Советы умерли 33 года назад.

  • @ErnestJay88
    @ErnestJay88 23 дні тому +1

    I thought it was "another antarctic research vehicles" i was Amazed its "portable nuclear reactor" 😮

  • @sciekimike280
    @sciekimike280 24 дні тому +23

    10:26 I don't see how this would "still be a highly dangerous method to generate power" honestly. Carrying a truck full of oil is many times more risky than carrying a modular heavily shielded micro reactor.

    • @adinarapratama5607
      @adinarapratama5607 23 дні тому +2

      Radiation?

    • @adinarapratama5607
      @adinarapratama5607 23 дні тому +1

      I mean, the risk is still there

    • @Blue-5
      @Blue-5 23 дні тому +2

      Its not likely to explode , but ig the lasting radiation was too big of a risk to take

    • @sciekimike280
      @sciekimike280 23 дні тому +11

      @@Blue-5 a nuclear reactor cannot explode

    • @sciekimike280
      @sciekimike280 23 дні тому +9

      @@adinarapratama5607 you get more radiation from an open air walk in the park that if you were to work in a nuclear power plant for a year

  • @Science4Real
    @Science4Real 22 дні тому +2

    The Soviet Union definitely had some bold and groundbreaking projects. It’s a shame the TES3 wasn’t used more widely, but it remains a unique concept that shows their forward thinking vision for nuclear technology

  • @rehnedojankekyakarloge5384
    @rehnedojankekyakarloge5384 23 дні тому +1

    An IS7 video should be made

  • @75Goat
    @75Goat 23 дні тому +1

    the engineer with 100% vodka+ kvass in his blood going to the drawing board

  • @usamahassan7043
    @usamahassan7043 21 день тому

    Thank you so much indeed I wanted a video about a reactor barge

  • @DuneRunnerEnterprises
    @DuneRunnerEnterprises 22 дні тому

    Interesting!!!
    Hmm,so this is the second use of small reactor, the first - the light houses.

  • @johndane9754
    @johndane9754 23 дні тому +1

    There you go, a Soviet mobile home.

  • @georges6580
    @georges6580 23 дні тому +1

    Recommandation :
    Read "The Dramatic History of Soviet Nuclear Submarines" ; published around '92.
    There is a lot here, written by the 2 first commanders of K-3 (first nuclear soviet sub at sea), then perspective from a higher up on accidents report to the parti. Really interesting & terryfing stuff, definitly recommend for a subject.

  • @MarxMin
    @MarxMin 22 дні тому

    Yes video on reactor barge please!

  • @az196823
    @az196823 23 дні тому

    Yes, do a video on the reactor barge.

  • @cerealeggvr6942
    @cerealeggvr6942 23 дні тому +1

    Do you think that you could make a video about the mirage f1 it’s design is one of my favorites

  • @ThomasHaberkorn
    @ThomasHaberkorn 24 дні тому +3

    SMR on wheels

  • @ericdanielski4802
    @ericdanielski4802 24 дні тому +2

    Interesting video

  • @kieranmilner4208
    @kieranmilner4208 23 дні тому +1

    Imagine if they used this in the next metro game

  • @mrdelaney4440
    @mrdelaney4440 23 дні тому +1

    Were all here for another land train, cant get enough of them 😂

  • @HomebrewHorsepower
    @HomebrewHorsepower 23 дні тому +2

    Aren't all trains land trains? I've never seen an air train.

    • @stevenclarke5606
      @stevenclarke5606 23 дні тому +3

      I think it’s called a land train , because it doesn’t run on rails

    • @davidhollenshead4892
      @davidhollenshead4892 19 днів тому

      Okay, call it a "Trackless Land Train" or a "Caterpillar Tracked Land Train"...

  • @300guy
    @300guy 24 дні тому +5

    Two questions: Was the cooling loop closed or open? And where was the cooling water coming from?

    • @MarijnRoorda
      @MarijnRoorda 23 дні тому +2

      I was thinking the same thing. Usually when dealing with nuclear powered transportation there is a heat exchanger to ensure the exhaust isn't radioactive. The inefficiency of the exchanger was one of the reasons that made nuclear powered bombers not feasible in the US.

    • @graham2631
      @graham2631 23 дні тому +1

      Good point, guess that's one reason it stayed on the drawing board.

  •  23 дні тому

    The design of those vehicles is cute :)

  • @awsh1t
    @awsh1t 23 дні тому +1

    ... that's the question I ask myself every night...

  • @rocko44444444
    @rocko44444444 20 днів тому

    If you won’t go to Chernobyl, then Chernobyl must come to you.

  • @theworkshopwhisperer.5902
    @theworkshopwhisperer.5902 23 дні тому

    I want to see what Soviet cable management looks like. What cable management do you use on your portable reactions?

  • @qwickygamingfun171
    @qwickygamingfun171 23 дні тому

    And now we go back to that with the smr

  • @CuriosityChronicles-we5cu
    @CuriosityChronicles-we5cu 23 дні тому

    nice video

  • @dpopowych
    @dpopowych 23 дні тому +1

    Why are they not connected?

  • @Isteak80
    @Isteak80 23 дні тому

    This seems like it's straight out of Command and Conquer Red Alert lol

  • @thorshammer8033
    @thorshammer8033 23 дні тому +3

    Praise the Omnisiah

  • @erickvonengelwalten8568
    @erickvonengelwalten8568 23 дні тому

    Well. Its a great project for a apocalíptic situation. With a better design and materials. And heavy bigger crawler threads and some mounted Guns you should roll out to The ends of Earth with your family non stop...

  • @calebshonk5838
    @calebshonk5838 22 дні тому +1

    The Mobile Chernobyl.

  • @oldreliable303
    @oldreliable303 11 днів тому

    And why are we not doing this now?

  • @EJ_WA
    @EJ_WA 24 дні тому +5

    I like the term 'earth shield' basically 'hey ivan, bury that 💩'. Im sure all that dirt will be just fine after they drive away

  • @syedayanather713
    @syedayanather713 23 дні тому

    Yeah they took portability to seriously!!

  • @Kleavers
    @Kleavers 23 дні тому +1

    Straight out of Atomic Heart

  • @Squirrel200
    @Squirrel200 19 днів тому

    As an old nerd engineer, thank you. Great job 🍻

  • @themalhotras1597
    @themalhotras1597 23 дні тому +1

    are trains not usually on land

    • @enadegheeghaghe6369
      @enadegheeghaghe6369 23 дні тому +3

      Calling it a "Land train" means it does not need rail tracks

  • @joseph-mariopelerin7028
    @joseph-mariopelerin7028 21 день тому

    That should be your proof nuclear is far from being a "game changer"...

  • @1stopmotionart
    @1stopmotionart 23 дні тому

    @CalumRaasay when are you going to find it?

  • @udirt
    @udirt 23 дні тому

    Hopefully we never find out where they left it to rot...

  • @ujjawalsingh2028
    @ujjawalsingh2028 23 дні тому +1

    Soviet, nuclear, and arctic being adjectives in the same sentence makes for a really bad idea.

  • @bobdinwiddy
    @bobdinwiddy 22 дні тому

    looks like an MVRDV design

  • @anakagung7613
    @anakagung7613 9 днів тому

    This is wild

  • @streetpunkstar
    @streetpunkstar 22 дні тому

    Yes but can it take a $20 drone with a grenade strapped to it?

  • @Silver_Prussian
    @Silver_Prussian 22 дні тому +1

    A question to Russia
    Where are the nuclear powered Ladas ?

    • @Cougar4ik
      @Cougar4ik 20 днів тому

      In this video, you have seen the dimensions of a mobile nuclear power plant. To make a Lada of this size... Of course, we are bad at the automotive industry, but still not that bad.

    • @Silver_Prussian
      @Silver_Prussian 20 днів тому

      @Cougar4ik wtf do you mean by bad ? The russian automotive industry is doing great just cause your priority is in utility vehicles and not fancy expensive crap only the wealthy can buy doesnt mean your industry is in a bad position.
      Look at most western ones, they have killed off most of their beloved models, they make boring and expensive cars which in most cases are also super ugly.
      VW recently had to lay off 15.000 workers

  • @alvinahlberg8010
    @alvinahlberg8010 23 дні тому

    Can you pleas do a video about the Soviet Ye-8 fighter jet

  • @doltsbane
    @doltsbane 23 дні тому

    Who wants the job of extricating a poorly shielded nuclear reactor that's gotten bogged down in a meter deep quagmire of Siberian mud?

  • @watching010
    @watching010 24 дні тому

    Can you make a video of nuclear powered trains?

  • @harryvlogs7833
    @harryvlogs7833 22 дні тому

    Wait you have no nuclear power in Australia? That's embarrassing

  • @thedefender.obj2799
    @thedefender.obj2799 23 дні тому

    i need to tech us how to make a good videos like this

  • @Herowebcomics
    @Herowebcomics 23 дні тому

    Wow!
    That stuff is awesome!
    Too bad they decided to scrap it!
    Maybe they will bring it back some day!😕

  • @dklm2023
    @dklm2023 23 дні тому

    Land train but doesn’t train’s already go on land

  • @protheu5
    @protheu5 20 днів тому

    Yes reactor barge, please.

  • @alfiebutterworth-cu4ys
    @alfiebutterworth-cu4ys 23 дні тому

    Dear Mr found and explained, I hope this comment finds you well,
    I request politely that you make aavudeo on the BAE Tempest, please
    -Sincerely, me

  • @TheNewOrder-DaysOfConflict
    @TheNewOrder-DaysOfConflict 23 дні тому

    The Snowy Damn Train 😂

  • @Dmitriy_Pivko
    @Dmitriy_Pivko 23 дні тому

    Интересный проект, но очень сомнительный в практическом исполнении.
    Плавучая станция гораздо эффективнее.

  • @bryantbuijk9733
    @bryantbuijk9733 9 днів тому

    They made nuclear generators. So why not.

  • @joseph-mariopelerin7028
    @joseph-mariopelerin7028 21 день тому

    Nuclear... not exacly futuristic when you look at that

  • @stug77
    @stug77 23 дні тому

    "KV tanks" * shows panzer IV *

  • @hhkk6155
    @hhkk6155 21 день тому

    Nuclear drone/missile is already being built today 😮😅

  • @Talus-Gort
    @Talus-Gort 24 дні тому

    The Lomonosov would be interesting -------------- btw, it's pronounced lomm-on-O-sof

  • @Mountain-Man-3000
    @Mountain-Man-3000 23 дні тому

    Do we want a video on the reactor barge???? Does a wild bear shit in the woods??!!!?

  •  20 днів тому

    Sleek!!!! Slicker than seal shit on an ice floe!!!

  • @andrewthomas8233
    @andrewthomas8233 23 дні тому

    I wonder how long the people who drove it were able to live for yikes

  • @coastofkonkan
    @coastofkonkan 7 днів тому

    Mir space station gave the world a genuije idea what exactly will humans do with space & in sowce. It was not bravado, who went first where but actual applied potential of science.

  • @alm5992
    @alm5992 19 днів тому

    What happened to Russia in general?!

  • @pashapasovski5860
    @pashapasovski5860 24 дні тому

    Russia has been making Nuclear Reactors that are portable via sea routes ! They made them with a five level redundancy regarding safety!
    I guess, I should have watched until the end 😅

    • @LiquidusEvilus
      @LiquidusEvilus 24 дні тому

      What is 5 level redundancy?

    • @Groza_Dallocort
      @Groza_Dallocort 24 дні тому

      ​@@LiquidusEvilusI guess in a worst case scenario they can just open the valves and sink the barge to the bottom of the harbour if the reactor was about to meltdown

    • @pashapasovski5860
      @pashapasovski5860 24 дні тому

      @15_muhammadkhoirurrizqi93 no idea

  • @jakub.kantner
    @jakub.kantner 24 дні тому +6

    You build moving nuclear reactor to power the remote parts of USSR .... And you let it use diesel for movement??

    • @whitefalcon630
      @whitefalcon630 24 дні тому +9

      Because it could only generate electricity when it's stationary.
      It cannot generate it's own electricity.

    • @jakub.kantner
      @jakub.kantner 24 дні тому

      @@whitefalcon630 yeah I get that ... But that's a bad design that's what I am saying

    • @whitefalcon630
      @whitefalcon630 24 дні тому +4

      @@jakub.kantner for a portable reactor it's not a bad design but the one that's a nuclear barge that's actually a really good design.

    • @ArchusKanzaki
      @ArchusKanzaki 23 дні тому +2

      Nuclear Reactor produces alot of energy, but its downside is that it cannot be easily stopped and turned-on. It also makes sense to separate the engine that carries it around, and the reactor itself, so it can be moved without the nuclear reactor itself turned-on or have the fuel. Its mission is to be a self-propelled portable generator, not to be a nuclear tank.