In Japan, there was a spill of radioactive material, and many older people volunteered themselves for the clean up. Their reasoning was, “Cancer may take 10-15 years to develop. Most of us would probably have less. We’ll die of our age before the materials will. Don’t make the children of the workers suffer. We’ve lived our lives.”
That was after the Fukusima Daiichi power plant as hit by an earthquake and a devastating tsunami in 2011. That was horrible and heartbreaking to watch on the news and social media for a long time after.
@@TheRevengeofThemDawgs their are still the emergency windows they could use like the one the boy opened. I was wondering if there was a ditch or something that would make too dangerous to try it that way. You can see the bus is leaning so depending on how far it is trying to get them out that way could cause the bus to tip
@@oscarcasarrubias9416the fuck does uvalde have to do with fire fighters, it’s cops that failed in that incident. And anyways, stop focusing on the bad. Go look at the Nashville school shooting
Respect to my bro, he told the Firefighters about the situation, helped the kids even though it was gonna risk him, bro might die...but he'll die a hero.
@@EdusuhshddIt's a radioactive material. It's radioactive. It can treat cancer, yes, but it can also cause it. A small portion wouldn't do anything - they use a very, very small portion of it for medical use - but large quantities can be and are very much dangerous.
@@dinodudebry_1178 brother they know what firemans are they can see that they went back they even could they that the backed off when seeing the small container on the ground and worst of all if a fireman shouts are you a** to close the fing window and you don't do it, you have the instinct if a half-dead goat !
"Why aren't you rescuing us?!" Uh. . . kid. . . if the fire fighters are just standing around instead of rushing towards the bus, its for very good reason.
Right? That kid is not bright at all and before someone comes here saying "they're just kids", if I was they're age I wouldn't even have opened the window and engaged on a conversation. I would've just waited for them and let them do their job
Y'all... This was a TV show. Someone asked those kids to act the worst way possible in these situations probably because it does get a reaction out of people. *To make the scene more emotional.
Surprisingly there are. When Fukushima's radiation plant was damaged in 2011/2012 500 seniors volunteered to do the clean-up which was considered suicidal because of the amount of radiation exposure they'd go through
Fun fact, something similar to this happened in Brazi in the late 80's a few folks died, some streets and houses had to be completely removed and buried and more than one thousand people were affected by cesium 137
You’re referring to the Goiana incident. Four people died and there were plenty of people exposed hundreds of thousands. Cesium capsule was left in a hospital and two scavengers opened it up. Once word got out what they found and exposed everyone to, everybody hated them and the two of them end up committing suicide after losing their arms.
@@thekeeperofpromiseJesus Christ reading about that is terrifying “About 112,000 people were examined for radioactive contamination and 249 of them were found to have been contaminated” I’m surprised it wasn’t actually more than 249, but 112,000 contaminated is horrifying to think about. 4 died during this incident, a further 2 years later (one from drinking due to depression). The part that hurts the most is a 6 year old wee lass dying and folk rioting to prevent her burial in a special coffin, to prevent her burial, I dunno how I’d cope seeing folk acting in such a way as a relative
It was in my home town, people were terrified, my mom was pregnant at the time. I was born a feel years after but this case touch me deeply. The young kid who died was called leide das neves (lady of snow if we would literally translate)
You’re also expecting the kids to be able to understand what’s going on and not to be panicking. Rational thought is about as far from their minds as possible
@@shadowninja8011 that should be normal like yeah a bit higher but they should still be able to understand the firefighters need time If they arnt already helping.
Depending on if the cesium is enriched or not it would not have mattered if he had moved the container. Radiation seeps into concrete staying there for years. Also, radioactive materials are stored in lead containers called pigs during transport so the individual containers should not have ruptured like that. None of those kids in realty would have gotten hurt due to exposure. In the show those kids would have gotten sick anyway.
Did the math, even at 5mins of continuous exposure at 2ft from the source, and assuming a dose rate of ~8080.95 rem/hr @ 1ft (based on an eatimated source mass of 30g, and a Cs-137 gamma decay activity of 3.215 TBq, and a Stanford data sheet that lists Cs-137 as havig a gamma dose rate of 3.1mrem/h per mCi)... Youd only get about 1.68sv of dose... not pretty, but the human LD50 is like 4-5 Sv. If they were only exposwd at shuch short diatsnces for 1min the dose drops to 0.34 Sv. Far lesser if they are farther away from the source then two feet like the children (I did my numbers for the guy that 'sacrificed' himself) they woud be fine bc of radiation obeying the inverse square law.
@@romantechplusissue being Cs137 being a powder and staying in the lungs were it could decay further emitting alphas causing far more damage later in life
@levicarpenter5509 based on some VERY rough assumptions of the scenario (like there only beige about 30g of Cesium-137, it all being fully exposed, assuming average hight/mass of the man, and only considering gamma radiation) Even if he stood next to that source for 5 minutes straight at a distance of 2ft, he would have only received a dose of 1.68Sv, which is much less than the human LD50 lethal dose of 4-5 Sv (LD50 meaning the dose that woud kill %50 of people). That drops off a ton if he is only exposed for a shorter time, especially if he is at a greater distance like the kids would be (radiation, like all light, drops off in power by thr square of distance water trhn inversely proportional to distance (it's 1/4th as intense from 2ft as opposed to 1ft)
@@Bishopchesspiece naw that kid was an idiot even in this clipped version, sees the fire fighters not getting close and brought hazmat suits and thinks tf aren't they rescuing us.
So as a health physicist, standard protocol is to help those in need regardless of exposure as quickly as possible then to deal with the radiation. Yes more can be exposed; however, the basic safety to decrease exposure is time, distance, and shielding. By waiting for hazmat, the children have been more exposed than if they went and got them away as fast as possible. Emergency in this situation is to save lives then deal with the exposure. Cs-137 is also a byproduct of nuclear reactors and not usually used in cancer treatment. Though treatment measures are always changing. Also by putting on gloves he likely wouldnt be exposed enough to cause radiation burn.
I may be incorrect but generally as long you don't breathe the radioactive material in you would be safe from almost any regular amount of radiation as long as you get away within a minute or so
@@That_One_Kobold theoretically yes. Though if it's a high enough dose being in the area could cause death. Though I doubt it's high enough to cause that. It looked like a waste truck so it's most likely depleted.
@@mathieumartel8366 yes that's absolutely correct! In fact there is an entire branch that tests to make sure packages don't open. They even strap them to trucks with rockets on them and smash them into a wall. Packages survive every time!
@@That_One_Kobold I think that depends on the material, certain isotopes can kill you just by getting near it or even vaporize you due to the heat of its decay,
The way he sacrificed himself to save a whole school. Bus of children just wants me to cry deep inside me. I want to cry right now, but since this is a show, it’s not real, but I still wanna cry.
Radiocative materials are actually transported in this essentiall indestructabke box. It controls temperature, is shock absorbing, cant rally be cracked and is all round incredible. This stuff gets moved all the time all over the world and in those boxes theres never been an incident where the box leaks radiation despite having been in truck crashes etc
Cs-137 is a β- and γ-emitter. Both kinds are long ranged and γ-radiation goes trough material, so they were all exposed to radiation, although probably not strong enough to cause serious long term problems
"Dont open the window" *casually opens the video* yeah? "I can just open the wondow easily earlier but like id rather beat on it rapidly like a dumbass and open it at the worst time possible"
Everyone’s like “he sacrificed himself” when that amount of caesium would have most likely not have killed him. Edit: if you’re going to say it would be in the wound remember that cleaning things out is possible.
Tho it's also a powered that was tossed and literally they explained that it was in the air now radiation wouldn't have been bad if it was just exposure but an incredibly dangerous thing is radioactive particles literally in you're lungs and body which he was exposed to
@@avaavalon2467 I know how radiation works, the thing is radiation had a tendency to decay, and also from where he was, to where the caesium was, I wouldn’t be surprised if all the particles had decayed before they would have even gotten to him, the only real exposure would have just been moving it. Shows can’t get things right like always smh
@@MushuaThePotatosome radioactive elements can take up to millions of years to reach their half life (as in, half of the particles of the prior element have decayed). Caesium 137 has a half life of 30 years. Therefore, the particles would absolutely not have all decayed unless the rescuers were to wait hundreds of years
Cs-137 is a β- and γ-emitter. Both kinds are long ranged and γ-radiation goes trough material, so they were all exposed to radiation, although probably not strong enough to cause serious long term problems
It reminded me about similar heart warming incident in my country...in Quetta precisely..a young driver of oil tanker took his burning truck away from city in real rush to save lives ...he is a real life hero who never consider his own life, safety or security but thought about safety of other ppl...he later told media tht I am not married so my death will be only my death but I wanted to save all fathers n mothers😊..fortunately he left the truck alive and after transporting tanker to a lonely place he succeeded in leaving the truck safe and sound himself ..a miracle in itself😂❤
Radiation Kills cells and alters DNA But they use Cesium and cobalt^60 to blast them with high amounts of concentrated radiation to kill the cancer cells
It can kill cancer cells (mutated regular cells) and it is possible to administer it in a dose directly into the targeted area so that it doesn’t damage other cells (as long as the amount of Cs is very small)
Cs-137 is a β- and γ-emitter. Both kinds are long ranged and γ-radiation goes trough material, so they were all exposed to radiation, although probably not strong enough to cause serious long term problems
@@Sd.Kfz.161_KwK40Beta particles don’t really travel that far through air but gamma radiation does. Although gamma rays pass through your body for the most part so it would only be dangerous if there was a ton of it. In reality, the kids in the bus were completely fine. Even the guy handling the source would have been fine too, especially if he dealt with the source as quickly as possible and if the source wasn’t too radioactive. Obviously it’s in powder form so it would have been trickier to handle but nevertheless the kids would have been fine.
Little kid if that smart to know the danger of xray would never risk life opening the door, they would communicate with a megaphone to the kids, you know then dang speakers they got on every emergency vehicle. 🙄🙄
Cs-137 is a β- and γ-emitter. Both kinds are long ranged and γ-radiation goes trough material, so they were all exposed to radiation, although probably not strong enough to cause serious long term problems
The bucket probably was in it on several separate containers but broke out bcs of the impact, if it was just a plastic bucket there would be a lot more contents in that truck spilling out on the road, and hazmat suit are very view restricted and unideal to drive a truck in.
@@lunamorningstar5488 problem: radioactive materials are usually stored in containers designed to take a hit, certain shipping containers are rated to be able to be hit with a train and still not have their seal broken
@@Brandon-ff1yo you know not everything is a 100% guaranteed right? That is why there are work place safety laws, to protect the injured when the safety failed and other stuffs.
TV Show: Station 19 (S5.E18)
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Do you have an email for business enquiries
Can. You. Make a. New. Chanoy
Is it called crawl out through the fall out ?
Is it Netflix or something
Of course I will be done ❤
The fact that he sacrificed himself even with an injured leg for the kids is so sweet of him. Respect for the guy
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you must be good at socializing with peoples
Only like 200 or 300 people know why this comment has so many likes
@Noodle_catt i bet you have friends if you have friends i bet they have fun with you i bet your not a snitch
Not a movie
@@Noodle_cattcrazy how your only insult is i bet your a kid when your prob like 11 yourself
In Japan, there was a spill of radioactive material, and many older people volunteered themselves for the clean up. Their reasoning was, “Cancer may take 10-15 years to develop. Most of us would probably have less. We’ll die of our age before the materials will. Don’t make the children of the workers suffer. We’ve lived our lives.”
That's really sad... but props to them!
Yes, i remember that. Makes perfect sense.
They became known world wide as the Atomic Samurai!
@georgerowe9166 that is a completely bad@ss nickname
That was after the Fukusima Daiichi power plant as hit by an earthquake and a devastating tsunami in 2011. That was horrible and heartbreaking to watch on the news and social media for a long time after.
Man sacrificed himself to save kids and others, what a true man.
He should've leave the nerd alone and just save the other children
@@jordysiahaan8440 imagine you were that nerd and won't be being saved and getting cancer
@@jordysiahaan8440and always be kind
@@Mymongoliandic sorry buddy, i want to say that i would accept it and its my fault but then youtube delete my comment so i'll just put it here
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"ˡᶦᵏᵉ ᵗʰᵉʸ ᵘˢᵉ ᶦⁿ ˣʳᵃʸˢˀ" CLOSE THE GODDAMN WINDOW EINSTEIN
Exactly
So damn true lol
hi john
@@American-V3n0m ardhur I sold everything you gave me at a general store for 5 bucks
@@stalecroutons good work
I love how the kids are banging on the windows screaming for help like the bus is literally on fire, but it's just chilling there completely intact.
They were school children that were scared. How do you expect them to behave?
@@B1izzardHawk Just a little less
You can't tell in the clip but can't they just get to the bus by going around to the other side of it
In the clip you can see that the front of the bus had completely collapsed.
@@TheRevengeofThemDawgs their are still the emergency windows they could use like the one the boy opened. I was wondering if there was a ditch or something that would make too dangerous to try it that way. You can see the bus is leaning so depending on how far it is trying to get them out that way could cause the bus to tip
If i hear a fire fighter "close the window!"
Im closing the fucking window
After uvalde I don’t know what to belive
@oscarcasarrubias9416 that was police who never had a hard time they aren't experienced that's not all cops.
I mean they are kids chances are they don't know or are just scared.
@@oscarcasarrubias9416the fuck does uvalde have to do with fire fighters, it’s cops that failed in that incident. And anyways, stop focusing on the bad. Go look at the Nashville school shooting
@@oscarcasarrubias9416 I’ll trust a firefighter that has probably stormed burning buildings, over some doughnut vacuum looking for an easy cheque.
Respect to my bro, he told the Firefighters about the situation, helped the kids even though it was gonna risk him, bro might die...but he'll die a hero.
The Camera man🗿
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You know that its a tv series and it works norhing like that in reality?
@@matsv201 he knows but we are talking abt the movie character
The sad part is that the public wants to blame the hero that sacrificed his own life so someone is to blame
He sacrifices himself for the kids. It's something that only a few people would do for anyone.. A selfless act. 😢
If i was there i would've screamed
"CLOSE THE FUCKING WINDOW IF YOU DONT WANT CANCER"
They said it treats cancer not that it causes it
It also can cause it in uncontrolled situations @@Edusuhshdd
@@EdusuhshddIt's a radioactive material. It's radioactive. It can treat cancer, yes, but it can also cause it. A small portion wouldn't do anything - they use a very, very small portion of it for medical use - but large quantities can be and are very much dangerous.
@@Edusuhshddbro forgot the basic information that anything have radioactive in it can give you cancer
Agreed
That kid is definitely the kid that reminds the teacher about homework.
We call those kinda kids "Atel" in my language.
except he said X-rays. X-rays are used in x-rays
@@cheetahman515it’s radioactive like X-rays are
I always wondered what happened to the "smart" kid on polar express
❤❤❤ Teacher's pet!
This kid has the survival instincts of a half-dead goat !
Real
You think a random kid in kindergarten knows what certain types of radioactive substances are and know that they cause cancer
It's a kid what did you expect, even some adults can behave like a moron that's worse than those kids sometimes
@@dinodudebry_1178 brother they know what firemans are they can see that they went back they even could they that the backed off when seeing the small container on the ground and worst of all if a fireman shouts are you a** to close the fing window and you don't do it, you have the instinct if a half-dead goat !
@@sandis7674 look up this comment
"Why aren't you rescuing us?!" Uh. . . kid. . . if the fire fighters are just standing around instead of rushing towards the bus, its for very good reason.
Bro my patience with that kid could never
EXACTLY WHY DID HE OPEN THAT WINDOW SO WIDE CANT HE SEE THE RADIOACTIVE SYMBOL ON THE BUCKET AND THAT GLOWING THINGS?!
@@hi-sn3ir BROO YOU ARE SO RIGHT 👍👍
@@Yukiishot1that specific kid was that educated
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@@hi-sn3irso right though
“Help us why aren’t you helping us”
The amount of anger I felt for no reason was insane
Right? That kid is not bright at all and before someone comes here saying "they're just kids", if I was they're age I wouldn't even have opened the window and engaged on a conversation. I would've just waited for them and let them do their job
* Intense Internal Screaming Of Anger*
Dumb kid
Fr they waited 100 minutes just for teh fire fighters probably and they did nothing but like they could’ve got exposed even more or sum
Y'all... This was a TV show. Someone asked those kids to act the worst way possible in these situations probably because it does get a reaction out of people.
*To make the scene more emotional.
He sacrificed himself :(
He was already exposed dip shi
He was already likely doomed to begin with as he said it himself he was already exposed
He is a legend🫡🫡
@@rosa_de_castilla did he die at the end i need help pls tell me what happen
100 likes yes thank y'all thank i got so many likes
guys… chill lax its a movie their safe:)❤
I respect him. He sacrificed his life to save kids....😢❤ Thank you man. I'm literally crying rn😢😢😢😢😢
Same 😢😢😢😢
Me to😢😢
It’s a movie…
Yea...
@@jeyliaprosperewow soooo cool
W to that man for helping them
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This would be so much more accurate if it was on a basket ball court
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greg wasnt the first one to think of the cheese touch as it was an already existing thought before he even went to that middle school
He didn't think of it though
We need more ppl like him even tho its just a movie
Surprisingly there are. When Fukushima's radiation plant was damaged in 2011/2012 500 seniors volunteered to do the clean-up which was considered suicidal because of the amount of radiation exposure they'd go through
We need to be like him not other ppl
@@WhiteScreenOfDeath.their saying we need more ppl to be like him not other ppl should be like him
@@Kario_N17that's.. wrong?
@@Soviet_sergeantluke I was just saying that the person was thinking bout it in a wrong way
The driver's sacrifice was very sad. What a beautiful man saving the kids from hazardous materials.
The nuclear plastic bucket 💀 it's gamma rays so that ain't gonna do shit
It's mostly alpha and beta radiation
@@raiden542it would pose a problem if it was beta or alpha diptshit
@@raiden542 some beta but cesium 137 emits mostly gamma
that plastic bucket is filled with a lead wall inside. its just lead is also a killer so they surround that with plastic so humans can carry it
@@b3games146 fair it is probably lead lined but not the safest because gamma rays can still penetrate through the thin lead
Fun fact, something similar to this happened in Brazi in the late 80's a few folks died, some streets and houses had to be completely removed and buried and more than one thousand people were affected by cesium 137
You’re referring to the Goiana incident. Four people died and there were plenty of people exposed hundreds of thousands. Cesium capsule was left in a hospital and two scavengers opened it up. Once word got out what they found and exposed everyone to, everybody hated them and the two of them end up committing suicide after losing their arms.
@@thekeeperofpromiseJesus Christ reading about that is terrifying
“About 112,000 people were examined for radioactive contamination and 249 of them were found to have been contaminated”
I’m surprised it wasn’t actually more than 249, but 112,000 contaminated is horrifying to think about. 4 died during this incident, a further 2 years later (one from drinking due to depression).
The part that hurts the most is a 6 year old wee lass dying and folk rioting to prevent her burial in a special coffin, to prevent her burial, I dunno how I’d cope seeing folk acting in such a way as a relative
True, my dad was one of the people affected by it
It was in my home town, people were terrified, my mom was pregnant at the time.
I was born a feel years after but this case touch me deeply. The young kid who died was called leide das neves (lady of snow if we would literally translate)
"get back in the bus you damn child!"
Not me tearing up for the guy. He has everyone’s respect. ❤️
What is the movie called
that kid bro he got +32 assists 💀
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- "Why aren't you helping us?"😭
- "CLOSE THE FUCIN WINDOW👹
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I was thinking the same thing
@barbieonweedsKids how about adults. Seen it at the airport almost lost my damn mind
Hes american kid is actually above average
@@hdpass1751 Wth do you mean by that
“Help us, why aren’t you helping us”
Did he not notice them wearing hazmat suits and think that its a much bigger problem than they realize?
They are kids kids are stupid
You’re also expecting the kids to be able to understand what’s going on and not to be panicking. Rational thought is about as far from their minds as possible
If they can't notice that then the kids are stupid
@@shadowninja8011 that should be normal like yeah a bit higher but they should still be able to understand the firefighters need time If they arnt already helping.
Main thing, they aren’t hazmat suits, they’re just normal equipment snd still wouldn’t protect from chemicals like cesión
That guy is a true hero he was able to fix his own mistake just to protect the innocent people thats so kind of him
Depending on if the cesium is enriched or not it would not have mattered if he had moved the container. Radiation seeps into concrete staying there for years. Also, radioactive materials are stored in lead containers called pigs during transport so the individual containers should not have ruptured like that. None of those kids in realty would have gotten hurt due to exposure. In the show those kids would have gotten sick anyway.
Did the math, even at 5mins of continuous exposure at 2ft from the source, and assuming a dose rate of ~8080.95 rem/hr @ 1ft (based on an eatimated source mass of 30g, and a Cs-137 gamma decay activity of 3.215 TBq, and a Stanford data sheet that lists Cs-137 as havig a gamma dose rate of 3.1mrem/h per mCi)...
Youd only get about 1.68sv of dose... not pretty, but the human LD50 is like 4-5 Sv. If they were only exposwd at shuch short diatsnces for 1min the dose drops to 0.34 Sv. Far lesser if they are farther away from the source then two feet like the children (I did my numbers for the guy that 'sacrificed' himself) they woud be fine bc of radiation obeying the inverse square law.
@@romantechplusissue being Cs137 being a powder and staying in the lungs were it could decay further emitting alphas causing far more damage later in life
@@romantechplusbeta not alpha my bad
@@romantechplusEnglish please
@levicarpenter5509 based on some VERY rough assumptions of the scenario (like there only beige about 30g of Cesium-137, it all being fully exposed, assuming average hight/mass of the man, and only considering gamma radiation)
Even if he stood next to that source for 5 minutes straight at a distance of 2ft, he would have only received a dose of 1.68Sv, which is much less than the human LD50 lethal dose of 4-5 Sv (LD50 meaning the dose that woud kill %50 of people). That drops off a ton if he is only exposed for a shorter time, especially if he is at a greater distance like the kids would be (radiation, like all light, drops off in power by thr square of distance water trhn inversely proportional to distance (it's 1/4th as intense from 2ft as opposed to 1ft)
that man deserves respect.salute boys, 🫡🫡
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That man is pure of heart🫡
That kid was like "yeah, okay, nah, I've heard enough, thank you sir" 😭
understood too get the heck back 😂
they firefighter that is talking to the kid is a women
Not all heroes wear capes 😭 I’m currently 5 months pregnant and this made me cry
The way the kid understood the situation and said “okay” so calmly 😊😂😅
Oh no, that was edited. The kid in the full clip was being so difficult that it made me want to shout slurs at my phone
Kids in real life go on iPad
@@Bishopchesspiecesame lmfao…
@@Bishopchesspiecefr I saw another video and the kid kept yapping in and on it made me want to kill myself 😭
@@Bishopchesspiece naw that kid was an idiot even in this clipped version, sees the fire fighters not getting close and brought hazmat suits and thinks tf aren't they rescuing us.
So as a health physicist, standard protocol is to help those in need regardless of exposure as quickly as possible then to deal with the radiation. Yes more can be exposed; however, the basic safety to decrease exposure is time, distance, and shielding. By waiting for hazmat, the children have been more exposed than if they went and got them away as fast as possible. Emergency in this situation is to save lives then deal with the exposure. Cs-137 is also a byproduct of nuclear reactors and not usually used in cancer treatment. Though treatment measures are always changing. Also by putting on gloves he likely wouldnt be exposed enough to cause radiation burn.
I may be incorrect but generally as long you don't breathe the radioactive material in you would be safe from almost any regular amount of radiation as long as you get away within a minute or so
@@That_One_Kobold theoretically yes. Though if it's a high enough dose being in the area could cause death. Though I doubt it's high enough to cause that. It looked like a waste truck so it's most likely depleted.
Tbh though, the packaging wouldn't breach in a wreck too I get it's for tv but that's not how class 7 stuff is transported @humeruslady1730
@@mathieumartel8366 yes that's absolutely correct! In fact there is an entire branch that tests to make sure packages don't open. They even strap them to trucks with rockets on them and smash them into a wall. Packages survive every time!
@@That_One_Kobold I think that depends on the material, certain isotopes can kill you just by getting near it or even vaporize you due to the heat of its decay,
"WHY ARENT YOU HELPING US!?!?", LORD, HELP ME HOLD MYSELF BACCCCC
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA😂😂😂
The way he sacrificed himself to save a whole school. Bus of children just wants me to cry deep inside me. I want to cry right now, but since this is a show, it’s not real, but I still wanna cry.
"Why aren't you helping us?!"
"CLOSE THE WINDOW, RETIGGA"
What does this mean????
The r and n word
@@Sansfinnagan8522 Lmfao no freaking way, love it
bro that kid just got like +25 rads
Bro would've received 40.31
Im sure he can find a radway
@@JacobRodgers-hp7utdespite the fact that I would understand absolutely none of it, can I get the math on that
Truck driver is a true bro! 😢Risked his life for all them kids.
Radiocative materials are actually transported in this essentiall indestructabke box. It controls temperature, is shock absorbing, cant rally be cracked and is all round incredible. This stuff gets moved all the time all over the world and in those boxes theres never been an incident where the box leaks radiation despite having been in truck crashes etc
He’s a hero 🥺🥺
Ohhh brother live up never let a movie influence you it’s all fake
Cs-137 is a β- and γ-emitter. Both kinds are long ranged and γ-radiation goes trough material, so they were all exposed to radiation, although probably not strong enough to cause serious long term problems
@@user-hx5jp5im3jwhen u watch a movie you watch it like it's real if you like movies
My dumbass thinking its cheese 💀
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Fr I thought my dumass were scared of cheese💀
Nah that everyone to
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that guy is a hero he help the kid not caring about his own life
MrBeast when his "1$ vs 10000000$ Nuclear Plant" video goes wrong
Lmao
@@chacy_30bro it's Cesium 137 he could have died not funny
@@Lani-5it's just a joke lol
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Yes is very funny fatherless kid
@@Lani-5 its a movie
that's a real man. he sacrificed himself to save kids.
(Edit) Holy crap I never got this many likes. I thought I would get get like 10 not 101 likes!
He is an actor, he was told to do that.
@@Noodle_cattwe know
And ur just annoying@@Noodle_catt
@@lindiwemoeletsi5739 sorry my comment that you read by choice annoyed you
@@Noodle_cattwow thanks alot i would never knew this is an actor! This is the most useful reply i have ever seen
"Help us! Why aren't you helping us!"
"Don't know, bruh we just don't want to"
thats litterally my reaction would be
Bro really sacrificed himeslef for the greater good. Bro really understood that if hes going to die he'd like to do one good act before he dies
W man bro sacrifice himself for the future adults
If I was in that bus, I just going to try to open the back door of the bus😂
The back was destroyed 😂
dot believe blluy
Your buses have a back door!?
@@ReidPlaysVR Yes, American buses typically have a back door for crashes near the front of the bus
@@clintonjanvier7776bro practice your typing💀
The man was so brave and even though he was hurt he saved the kids this warms my heart
The man has already has cancer... R.I.P man🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫶
Respect🙏
What the fuck you making up
he didn't have cancer but now he has 130 diseases
🫡
Câncer no, but intoxication for RADIATION yes
bro ong you’d think with those big ass ears that kid could listen
Exactly, but somehow those glasses aren’t helping
lead lined plastic buckets lmao
why is nobody else mentioning this 💀
the end got me crying.....he sacrificed himself for the kids....... he's a real hero...
POV: that one goofy ass kid in the bus who just open the window and killing everyone else💀
Yes he did but he didn’t know what that chemical was
Respect to that man he sacrifised himself to save the kids
He was so calm and sacrificed his life for a bus of children so kind
That man is a good man..he sacrificed himself to have those kids from dying of street cancer and their parents cry..rip truck man..
"Dont open the window"
*casually opens the video* yeah?
"I can just open the wondow easily earlier but like id rather beat on it rapidly like a dumbass and open it at the worst time possible"
I like how the kid is just like “oh ok”
That kid almost killed everyone with the window being open
Stupid kid
I know they are kids but watching this episode made me want to explode.
Everyone’s like “he sacrificed himself” when that amount of caesium would have most likely not have killed him.
Edit: if you’re going to say it would be in the wound remember that cleaning things out is possible.
i think prolonged exposure might be more dangerous
@@mtgust9614 yeah but being close to caesium for the amount of time he was wouldn’t be fatal and at most would increase cancer risk by a small margin
Tho it's also a powered that was tossed and literally they explained that it was in the air now radiation wouldn't have been bad if it was just exposure but an incredibly dangerous thing is radioactive particles literally in you're lungs and body which he was exposed to
@@avaavalon2467 I know how radiation works, the thing is radiation had a tendency to decay, and also from where he was, to where the caesium was, I wouldn’t be surprised if all the particles had decayed before they would have even gotten to him, the only real exposure would have just been moving it. Shows can’t get things right like always smh
@@MushuaThePotatosome radioactive elements can take up to millions of years to reach their half life (as in, half of the particles of the prior element have decayed). Caesium 137 has a half life of 30 years. Therefore, the particles would absolutely not have all decayed unless the rescuers were to wait hundreds of years
Bro touched the forbidden cheese
The Cheese Touch got him 💀
I shed a tear because he sacrifices just for the kids. 🥺💖💖
I thought the powder was crack 💀💀
💀💀
@@swagmaster_1112 ikr
It’s a new recipe
Very forgein very rare very good
Nahhhh 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
He is a hero🥺😭😭😭😭😭
Not all hero's wear capes
@@karelnamsa8216 heroes*
@@karelnamsa8216true…it’s so true
Cs-137 is a β- and γ-emitter. Both kinds are long ranged and γ-radiation goes trough material, so they were all exposed to radiation, although probably not strong enough to cause serious long term problems
That thing looks like cheese
Cheese touch
Nom nom
It reminded me about similar heart warming incident in my country...in Quetta precisely..a young driver of oil tanker took his burning truck away from city in real rush to save lives ...he is a real life hero who never consider his own life, safety or security but thought about safety of other ppl...he later told media tht I am not married so my death will be only my death but I wanted to save all fathers n mothers😊..fortunately he left the truck alive and after transporting tanker to a lonely place he succeeded in leaving the truck safe and sound himself ..a miracle in itself😂❤
Bro that kid in the glass thinks he’s him
Yeah like shut the fuck up and close the window
We need more PPL like him ❌
We need to be like him ✔️
I know
Anyone can correct me if I’m wrong but I looked it up and instead of *treating* Cancer, Cesium *increases risk* for cancer
Depends on the ammount of exposure, if you are getting treated by a specialist administering right doses in radiotherapy, you will be just fine.
Duh
Radiation Kills cells and alters DNA But they use Cesium and cobalt^60 to blast them with high amounts of concentrated radiation to kill the cancer cells
Yo get this cesium 137 is used in machine that requires radiation to operate like x ray and stud like that but straight exposure? Dead
It can kill cancer cells (mutated regular cells) and it is possible to administer it in a dose directly into the targeted area so that it doesn’t damage other cells (as long as the amount of Cs is very small)
This man is a hero to all those children😭❤
Is dat da forbidden cheddar 🧀🧀
😂😂😂
Yum yum
Bro decided to risk his life for the children respect
Thx for 23 likes :)
Thx for 25 likes
Thx for 27 likes
I just gave u 25
@@lindiwemoeletsi5739 ty
Cs-137 is a β- and γ-emitter. Both kinds are long ranged and γ-radiation goes trough material, so they were all exposed to radiation, although probably not strong enough to cause serious long term problems
@@Sd.Kfz.161_KwK40Beta particles don’t really travel that far through air but gamma radiation does. Although gamma rays pass through your body for the most part so it would only be dangerous if there was a ton of it. In reality, the kids in the bus were completely fine. Even the guy handling the source would have been fine too, especially if he dealt with the source as quickly as possible and if the source wasn’t too radioactive. Obviously it’s in powder form so it would have been trickier to handle but nevertheless the kids would have been fine.
W man, he needs some respect and credit
Bro what a legend bro, sticking up for those kids helping the fireman That’s was the saddest thing he die just for the kids (rip that guy ): )
Not all hero's wear capes😢❤
Your telling me the cheese thing did this?
That cheese looks really yummy
Spicy cheese
Fr thought that was cheese, I was like "THEY'RE GONNA GET THE CHEESE TOUCH"
The man sacrificed himself even with a injured leg, what a kind man he should be respected
Little kid if that smart to know the danger of xray would never risk life opening the door, they would communicate with a megaphone to the kids, you know then dang speakers they got on every emergency vehicle. 🙄🙄
They're kids what do u expect
For them to be able to have common sense and to not endanger themselves and 40+ other kids
The truck man want the kids t o be safe!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤ so Nice!!!!!!!!!
im surprised those kids know what xrays can do to you
You must've been a very stupid kid. Not your issue though, everybody is born differen.
That man’s a real one he has my respect 🫡 ✊
New fear unlock: invisible fire
Its not fire its radiation
@@Francuim-dv4go he is talking about a similar video
Radiation and fire is a massively different thing. What the actual fuck
OMG CAN I GET SOME COCA-
Forbidden cheese
I like how the kid just calm down 😂
Not the cheese touch
Lol
Lol😂
LMFAO
glowing blue cheese
the cheese tax!
He is a real one for that
He is a real one for that
Cs-137 is a β- and γ-emitter. Both kinds are long ranged and γ-radiation goes trough material, so they were all exposed to radiation, although probably not strong enough to cause serious long term problems
Hes gonna get goulified
Uranium fever
It's all around
Uranium fever all on the ground!!!
Smoothskin...
That guy is a superhero. He saved those children from getting exposed to radioactive materials.
Where’s paragraph guy?
He got exposed to the cesium and died
RIP 😢
Do we really need one? It seems pretty clear what’s going on
@@Faiths123you do know there’s a fucking before and after right
Why don't they just go out? The emergency exit that's right there.
They could die from the radiation
Clean out your ears, there is deadly radioactive gas in the air.
@@Soo52 the kids didn't know tho
@@adhdskater1312prob jammed
@@Soo52Not likely whatsoever.
Lucky the nerd one ask why not help them.. And easy to explain and he easy understand 👍🏼
Respect to this man 😢🫵🏻
The idiocy of transporting isotopes comparable to uranium in nothing but a flannel shirt and plastic buckets
The bucket probably was in it on several separate containers but broke out bcs of the impact, if it was just a plastic bucket there would be a lot more contents in that truck spilling out on the road, and hazmat suit are very view restricted and unideal to drive a truck in.
Bro sees one movie clip and all of a sudden turns into an expert
@@lunamorningstar5488 problem: radioactive materials are usually stored in containers designed to take a hit, certain shipping containers are rated to be able to be hit with a train and still not have their seal broken
@@Brandon-ff1yo you know not everything is a 100% guaranteed right? That is why there are work place safety laws, to protect the injured when the safety failed and other stuffs.
How does she expect a 5 year old to know what that is
she explained it wdym
oh well i THINK HE IS SMART OF COURSE EVEN I KNOW THAT YOU DUMB OR SOMETHIN
@@galactic.gtagonvr took really long though. just go "CLOSE THE WINDOW THE THING THAT LOOKS LIKE CHEESE IS REALLY DANGEROUS"
One thing he doest look 5 maybe 8-10 years old but also i knew a shit ton about radiatoin when i was 7 but i mean im a fucking nerd so 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
Well, from my perspective as a kid, it'd be common sense