Correction: The Earthquake that caused the nuclear disaster in Japan was of magnitude 9.0 on the Richter scale. We used a 'Fukushima' earthquake value by mistake.

Most Radioactive Place in the World? My bathroom after a huge number 2.

It's a magnitude 9.1 earthquake, not 6.9

God, this makes me so depressed. We are just destroying our planet. Between garbage, radioactive material, and fossil fuel burning its gonna be a miracle if our planet survives another 100 years.

Fukushima nuclear plant: Most radioactive place on earth.. Chernobyl: Hold my elephant foot

When my dad leaves the bathroom we can all feel what radiation is like

I just expected Chernobyl but this is pretty interesting...

Isn't the Elephant Foot in Chernobyl's basement the most radioactive?

You know it's bad when Hiroshima and Nagasaki didn't make the list

When I clicked on this video, I thought Chernobyl

I got a HBO Cernobyl Ad Coincidence? I think not

The most radioactive place is my room after I fart

"50,000 people used to live here..." "Now its a ghost town."

Chernobyl

Elephants foot

I absolutely love your videos! They waist no time, get to the point, are extremely interesting, and are very informative! Keep it up guys! You have my support!

Please make a correction. The 2016 Fukishima earthquake was 6.9. The one that caused the nuclear disaster of which you speak was the level 9.0 Tohoku earthquake.

I live near Sellafield, and I am horrified at the levels of waste being dumped - I knew it was bad, but didn't know it was _that_ bad!

I love how many videos you are posting now! Keep up the good work

Best part of the video : 0:00 - 6:18

first letter in the alphabet is a

You have all my respects for adding Chernobyl. This is not to be forgeted.

How the hell japanese still live with all of those radiations?

The most radioactive place on earth is still a smokers lungs

Did he said in japan earthquake was 6.9 ritcher scale i thought it was 9.0 in ritcher scale

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I really like the fact that you now post videos so often. You have the best presentation on youtube.

0:50 I found one of Arnold’s fingers!

im suprised that Chernobyl isnt 1st.

most radioactive place in the world: area where imagine dragons radioactive was filmed

I think that the earthquake in Japan was 9 Richter, not 6,9.

I thought Chernobyl would be first

When u havent watched it yet but u know that chernobyl will be there

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First thing that comes to my head. *50,000 people used to live here, now it’s a ghost town.*

The Chernobyl flashbacks man *50,000 people used to live here, now it's just a ghost town*

YOU DIDN'T LIST A SINGLE RADIATION STATISTIC! You sir are spreading misinformation.

Fun fact: power plants are actually safer than satellite energy and Coal fulled energy. Since it let's off less radiation (surprisingly)

Chernobyl is actually worse then Fukushima because you can't be there even with a suit or not for 5 minutes. For Fukushima they continue to try to fix the site. I got evacuated from there when I was a kid.

MCDONALD'S restroom on a Friday nite...

I’m slightly concerned that you didn’t mention the elephants foot

This channel is awesome but this video lacks some science to back it up. If you are making a list of most radioactive places at least you should use a measurement scale and units like the Sievert, the rad or the Curie to compare them. Also you are not considering the isotope of the elements you mentioned, cause they may have a different kind of radiation or a different activity (decays per sec). And there's also the half life of the radioactive element (or waste in this case) since it's not the same a ton of uranium 10 years old to a ton of the same uranium of a thousand years.

I just realized they've been posting daily. Appreciate that

One of my worst fears is radiation, but I can't stop watching videos like this.

Chernobyl TV series brought me here... anyone?

when you're here so early that there's no comments..

Not just the Mediterranean, and the Irish Sea, but the Atlantic, too. Nuclear waste being dropped for decades at locations considered far enough from Europe. But the waste sometimes was dropped even before the target location and therefore closer to the coasts.

I saw a video and the clothing from the firefighters that were thrown under the hospital after the doctors learned how radioactive they were was so radioactive it overloaded his tool for measuring radioactivity

Children of Atom Anyone?

I go swimming in Italy every summer. And lot of other peopel do. So I guess, it can´t be that bad. lol

The 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami which triggered the Fukushima disaster was evaluated as a 9.0-9.1. The power plant survived the earthquake and shut itself down. What caused the disaster was the subsequent tsunami. It killed the power running the cooling systems.

Most people don’t know The Hershey’s chocolate bat plant and 3 Mile Island share the same river water from the Susquehana River. The water in that chocolate bar you just ate might have spent a previous life inside one of 3 Mile Island’s reactor cores.

#1 most radioactive place: Jake paul comment section

I am stuck on bandaid brand cause

"I'm waking up to ash and dust I wipe my brow and I sweat my rust"

lol at the bodies getting thrown over with the radioactive waste

Here after Chernobyl HBO series.

Not first

Radiation is my worst fear I don’t even want to be on the same continent as a nuclear power plant but of course the USA is full of them

Great video Only 2 things, 1. Chernobyl is more radioactive than Fukushima 2. There is one place more radioactive than Chernobyl and Fukushima, this is the Bikini Atoll

Where is that notification squaaaad!!!!!!!!!!!

The UK will be soon... Soon.... Ok I’m moving to the Switzerland

Im from greece very close too the medetarranian sea

Fukushima had only 1/10 emission of radiation from Chernobyl.

My mom was born around cheronobyl and she was there at the time it exploded and she moved to America and had me but she has that radiation In her body and the radiation was passed to me like genes pretty much so welp... I’m screwed

In a reactor

Chernobyl HBO bought me here

i live about 25 mins from sellafield and have friends who work there. i am not even remotely concerned.

I’m the first comment again wow reply if you see this

1:54 you said it all Wong it’s called the “ Kyshtym “ disaster” not that! And the lake is called “Lake Karachay”!!

70000 people used to live here, now it's a ghost town

I love your channel👍

I've been swimming in the Mediterranean Sea that surrounds the Italian peninsula and it's islands FOR 17 YEARS NOW ..

The Cobalt 60 nuclear incident is one of the worst least known nuclear incidents ever

I am dating a guy who is from the 3rd placed "the polygon", Kazakhstan area. He is handsome, healthy, smart and amazing. He is in his early 20s and totally financially independent owns a small business and a new car. He is pro in mma and jiu-jitsu also been in army forces for 2 years. I've got a very close friend who is from Minsk which is close to Chernobyl in Belarus 2nd place. She is hot read head extremely hardworking, works 2 jobs, has 2 European degrees, speaks 3 languages fluently and has the highest GPA and also totally independent. It makes me thinking that 3rd generation of people that undergone radiation might have developed immune system, and benefiting from "good" mutations. Or healthy DNA and genes fight back so it improves overall qualities.

This is terrifying. What the hell are we going to do about THIS much waste?!

More specifically the most radioactive site is the basement in which the elephant’s foot is contained.

That moment you hear the sea you swim in constantly is the most radioactive in the world XD

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a Nuclear Winter.

My dad lived near the Atomic radiation in kazachstan. There was a Museum with a three headed cow.

Chernobyl should have been first due to it having the elephants foot ,a mix of uranium, steel and other materials.It's radiation level is really high being exposed to it can lead to death within minutes or days depending how long the exposure to it.Even with proper gear.The elephants foot may be an object but it's still in a hugely radioactive place.

Thanks to THE INFOGRAPHICS SHOW for this episode

50 thousand people used to live here, now its a ghost town

I know some people that work at Hanford although the nuke program is shut down they still need emergency workers to warn people and cleaners

Why Human hurt the Ecosystem... We Love Nature!

This is why the aliens won't talk to us.

My friend lives in Fukushima, but in places that isn’t close to the plant, it is absolutely safe to live in. In some places previously restricted to enter, people are actually allowed to move back because it has been considered safe after six years. In fact, in most regions of Fukushima, the radiation is actually far lower than the average of Denver. And it has been confirmed that there is little risk for internal radiation in the permitted places in Fukushima. Even more, you can walk just outside of the plant without any protective suit and have no health concerns. It’s just that you may not want to stay there for an entire year. So just because it was the most recent nuclear disaster, I disagree that it is the longest lasting nuclear danger in the world. Clearly, more nuclear substance was released in Hiroshima, and even more in the nuclear experiments during 1950-1990. Quite a lot of fallout from the experiments did reach major cities during that time, and as you know, humans are still alive.

Nobody: Italians: mamma mia let's a dump some nuclear waste

May the people who died in the accident will be rest in peace

I learned about this yesterday in school LOL

Back in 2011 in Nebraska there’s a town called Omaha and we have a nuclear power plant set up on our Missouri River and it was flooded and very bad things happened thousands lost homes up and down the river and the power plant had to be shut down and now is permanently shut down because it’s to risky to run because even right now Nebraska is getting record flooding and is hurting a lot of the state

majak is the most exposed place i think also because of lake karachay

Correction: The most radioactive place in the world is Pripyat Hospital Basement. The highest sievert count is estimated to be 500 millisieverts to 1.5 sieverts

N° 1 Hospital, Ukraine. The gegui overloads.

You should make a vid on how much goes into making an infographics vid considering the vids are so regular and numerous

Moral of the story: Do not let your country use or produce any radioactive material. It's that simple.

50,000 people used to live here... now it’s a ghost town.

"Fifty thousand people used to live here. Now it's a ghost town."

This is very sad. How can they release such dangerous things in sea.

I lived near #8 for 10 years. The Hanford Site is no joke.