The transcript appears to be a narration of a visit to Chernobyl, detailing the journey, observations of radiation levels, and the current state of the area. The narrator describes traveling through empty roads to reach Chernobyl, mentioning various sights such as a giant screen, architecture differences, and the presence of wildlife. They discuss the history of the Chernobyl disaster, including the nuclear explosion and its aftermath. The narrator also comments on the cost of tours, the experience of visiting abandoned houses, and the recovery of nature in the area. They conclude by reflecting on their visit and its significance.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is currently near the Chernobyl area.
2. The radiation levels in the area are increasing as they get closer.
3. The narrator mentions that the radiation levels are measured in units of 0.15.
4. The narrator is using a radiation-measuring device called Counter.
5. The narrator is visiting the Chernobyl area with a group tour.
6. The tour includes a visit to the Pripyat city, which was evacuated after the Chernobyl explosion.
7. The narrator mentions that there are still people living in Pripyat.
8. The narrator visits a house in the environmental plan and shows the inside.
9. The narrator mentions that the surroundings are like a desert, but there are still living things.
10. The narrator talks about the Chernobyl explosion and its effects on the environment.
11. The narrator mentions that the radiation levels are still high in some areas.
12. The narrator visits a place with a high radiation level, where the soil and particles are radioactive.
13. The narrator talks about the red forest, an area where the trees have died due to radiation.
14. The narrator mentions that the radiation levels can be high in some areas, but it's not always visible.
15. The narrator visits the train station and talks about the people living in the area.
16. The narrator mentions that the tour costs $99 per person, and a private tour costs around $450-$500.
17. The narrator mentions that the Chernobyl incident indirectly caused nearly 200,000 deaths.
18. The narrator reflects on their experience visiting the Chernobyl area and says it was not what they expected.
Note: Some of the sentences are truncated or unclear, so I may have missed or misinterpreted some information.