Tsjernobyl/Kiev

2019-08-31T16:36:52+00:00

Doega (Boog) was an OTH (Over The Horizon) radar system. From the Soviet Union it was designed from tracing intercontinental missiles. It has the nickname the Rusian Woodpecker because of the ticking noise it caused, because they always chose different broadcast frequencies. The broadcast mast is 150 meters high and 500 meters long.

Tsjernobyl/Kiev

2019-08-26T20:18:29+00:00

Doega (Boog) was an OTH (Over The Horizon) radar system. From the Soviet Union it was designed from tracing intercontinental missiles. It has the nickname the Rusian Woodpecker because of the ticking noise it caused, because they always chose different broadcast frequencies. The broadcast mast is 150 meters high and 500 meters long.

Tsjernobyl/Kiev

2019-10-06T16:14:33+00:00

The inside of cafe Pryp'yat '. Also called 'the Dish' by the locals.

It was a popular destination for the many young people who lived there. The average age there was 26 years.

At the time, the building also looks different from the average Soviet architecture.

Tsjernobyl/Kiev

2019-08-31T16:39:19+00:00

Doega (Boog) was an OTH (Over The Horizon) radar system. From the Soviet Union it was designed from tracing intercontinental missiles. It has the nickname the Rusian Woodpecker because of the ticking noise it caused, because they always chose different broadcast frequencies. The broadcast mast is 150 meters high and 500 meters long.

Tsjernobyl/Kiev

2019-09-07T22:07:57+00:00
Pryp'yat'is a ghost town in the Ukrainian oblast of Kiev about 15 km from the border with Belarus. 
It was founded on 2/4/1970 and was a closed city, not accessible to people outside. 
Pryp'yat', a city with 55000 inhabitants, was evacuated in 1986 by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
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