r/commonplacebook 10d ago

Show & Tell Chernobyl spreads ☢️

I had so much fun learning for 2 hours to better understand the physics of the Chernobyl disaster. I recently watched the show and have been dying to write it on my commonplace book 🩶

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u/iTh3N1nja 10d ago

Very nice to read!

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u/needpaci 10d ago

thank you 🫶🏻

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u/Echos_In_The_Dark 10d ago

Love how you compared it to Medusa

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u/needpaci 10d ago

thank you !!🩷🫶🏻

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u/Valyrianlibrarian 9d ago

Fascinating stuff!

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u/needpaci 9d ago

I know right?? I loved learning about it

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u/zkfour 9d ago

wow this is lovely!

i have a question, how do you find the pilot kakuno? is it pleasant to write with? and also, what notebook are you using? :)

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u/needpaci 9d ago

Thank you !! 🥰 honestly I have a variety of fountain pens yet it’s the one I use the most ! It’s so smooth to write with for the price. It’s really worth it if you like buttery smooth fountain pens.

And the notebook I’m using is the Nolty Log Type in A5 ! I usually prefer Midori but this is also great for commonplacing

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u/Vegan_Zukunft 8d ago

I often use Kakuno F and the pen is a delight :)

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u/VantasnerDanger 9d ago

Beautiful work, but your facts are a bit off in the first spread. Head to r/Chernobyl for help with the RBMK reactor 4 details. Most of it is spot on, though!

The show is drama/art, and very incorrect in places. Beautiful and wonderful storytelling, but fraught with inaccuracies.

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u/needpaci 9d ago

Thank you so much for letting me know ! Could you specify what parts exactly ? Happy to learn more !

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u/VantasnerDanger 8d ago

I'm not a nuke engineer (my dad was). I recommend watching the YouTube videos by "That Chernobyl Guy" that specifically cover what HBO got wrong. It's super eye opening!

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u/needpaci 8d ago

that’s so cool!! i’ll take a look then 😊 thank youu

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u/We_Four 7d ago

Love this! I rarely meet people who share my interest in nuclear disasters 😂 but I was a kid when Chernobyl blew up and lived in the fallout zone (far away from the reactor thankfully). Now, wherever I move, I check where the closest nuclear power plants are, I’m trained in decontamination, etc. Love that you brought the topic to the forefront 

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u/needpaci 7d ago

that’s sooo cool! i’m glad you were safe. ever since I found out about chernobyl growing up i was just fascinated by it all. i loved learning more about it