La 40 de ani de la dezastrul de la Cernobîl, cercetătorii au analizat fragmente radioactive. Ce au descoperit i-a surprins

Researchers have found that radioactive particles from the Chernobyl disaster are more stable than previously thought, which could impact health risk assessments. The study analyzed six tiny radioactive fragments and revealed that their nuclear fuel structure remains largely intact after four decades. These particles, still highly radioactive, were released during the 1986 explosion and continue to contaminate the surrounding soil. While the findings suggest that some particles retain fission products, the study's limited scope means broader conclusions about particle stability and health risks cannot be drawn. More extensive research is needed to understand the implications fully.