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THE POLYGON (KAZAKHSTAN) - the most NUKED place on Earth!

Exploring The Polygon in Kazakhstan: The Most Radioactive Place in the World? | Cold War Nuclear Test Site Description The Polygon in Kazakhstan is known as one of the most radioactive places on Earth, and I went to explore the deserted site where the Soviet Union secretly conducted nuclear bomb tests for decades. This is a nuclear tourism trip you won't forget! Join me as I travel deep into the Semipalatinsk Test Site (STS) near the town of Kurchatov. I'm wearing a hazmat suit and carrying a Geiger counter to measure the radiation levels in the former Soviet Union testing ground. Did you know: From 1949 to 1989, The Polygon was the site of 456 nuclear detonations, leaving a landscape scarred by craters, abandoned military ruins, and dangerous levels of radioactivity. This is the untold story of the Cold War's deadliest legacy. What you'll see in this video: • A map showing the location of the Semipalatinsk Test Site (STS) • Footage of the infamous Nuclear Mushroom Cloud • Walking the desolate landscape in a full hazmat suit • Live Geiger counter readings on the contaminated ground • Abandoned military bunkers and test structures • The concrete tower remains from a massive nuclear test If you're interested in Cold War history, atomic secrets, radiation tourism (like Chernobyl), or exploring abandoned places, this is a must-watch! SEO-Optimized Description Welcome to The Polygon, Kazakhstan—officially the most NUKED place on Earth! Join me on Bonk Voyage for an unforgettable, and slightly terrifying, trip inside the former Soviet Union's nuclear test site where 456 atomic bombs were detonated during the Cold War. We venture to the highly radioactive Atomic Lake, formed by an underground thermonuclear blast in 1965, to take Geiger counter readings (peaking over 2.57 μSv/h!). Watch as I navigate the desolate landscape in a protective suit, exploring sites few tourists ever reach. In this extreme travel vlog, we: Bust common myths about the lingering radioactivity and viral online stories (like the famous 'lift shaft' footage). Explore the massive, fortified, but now collapsed, underground command center (bunker) that was mission control for hundreds of atomic tests. Visit the forgotten remains of an ICBM rocket launcher silo, now transformed into a pond as nature begins to reclaim the land. Get a look inside the surreal Soviet-era hotel accommodation near the site. If you are fascinated by Cold War history, nuclear tourism, or extreme travel vlogs like Chernobyl and Fukushima, hit the subscribe button for more! Timestamps for Easy Navigation: [01:32] Suit Up! Entering the Polygon and Radiation Readings [02:17] Visiting the Highly Radioactive Atomic Lake (Thermonuclear Blast Site) [06:16] Inside the Connection Canal (Explaining how the lake was filled) [10:09] Debunking the Myth of the Lift Shaft [11:09] Exploring the Collapsed Mission Control Bunker [15:37] The ICBM Rocket Launcher Silo (now a pond) [16:42] Soviet-Era Hotel Review #ThePolygon #Kazakhstan #NuclearTestSite #AtomicLake #Semipalatinsk #ColdWar #SovietUnion #Radiation #TravelVlog #Nuked PLEASE WATCH MY OTHER UZBEKISTAN VIDEOS:    • I Got LOCKED INSIDE This 145ft Minaret (Kh...      • SECRET KHIVA (UZBEKISTAN) - INSIDE THE SIL...