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Battle of Chernobyl
Thursday 26th April 1986 became a momentous date in modern history, when one of the reactors at the Chernobyl nuclear power station in northern Ukraine, exploded. It was the most significant reactor failure in the history of nuclear power, a Maximum Credible Accident (MCA).
The plant, just 20 km away from the town centre, was made up of four reactor units each generating an output of 1,000 megawatts. The reactor in question exploded due to operational errors and inadequate safety measures and the meltdown was directly linked to routine testing on the reactor unit’s turbine generators. The test required reactor activity and the thermal reactor output to be run down to a lower level. During the procedure, however, the reactor plummeted to an unexpectedly low and unstable level of activity. At this point, it should have been shut down; as the operators chose to continue with the test, the events subsequently proved to be catastrophic.
More than 200 people died or were seriously injured by radiation exposure immediately after the explosion. 161,000 people had to be evacuated from a 30 kilometre radius of the reactor and 25,000 square km of land were contaminated. As time went on millions of people suffered radiation related health problems such as leukaemia and thyroid cancer and around 4,000 people have died as a result of the long-term effects of the accident.
The Chernobyl disaster brought the ongoing discussion of the pros and cons of nuclear power to the forefront of public attention. Critics saw the reactor failure as dramatic and alarming evidence to support their anti-nuclear stance. Advocates of nuclear power insisted that the fragile Chernobyl reactor was an outdated model, and that the plants of Western Europe and the US demonstrated a vastly improved safety culture thanks to their more advanced technology.
These conflicting assessments of the accident have led to extensive research into nuclear safety standards and the disposal of radioactive fuel elements. Today, the fundamental issues surrounding the benefits and risks of nuclear energy and its future role in power generation continue to be hotly debated.
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Discovery - Future Weapon Serie
Episode 1 - No Place to Hide
From guns that shoot around corners to the world's most advanced supersonic jet fighter — these weapons leave the enemy no place to hide. Even worse, the enemy has no way of defending himself because he can't see where the attack is coming from! If you think you're safe — in a bunker, behind a wall or under armor plate — think again, especially when you run into the long-range gun of the mighty Panzer Howitzer.
Episode 2 - Stealth
Modern warfare is about creeping up on your target unseen. To be invincible, it's good to be invisible. As a former Navy SEAL, host Richard Machowicz knows all about the dark and secretive world of stealth technology. Mack scores a world exclusive when he goes head to head with the notorious Predator, the silent aerial assassin. Then, Mack's on more familiar ground when he handles the formidable Barrett M107 rifle, loaded with new military-grade munitions that out-snipe the sniper — from nearly 2 miles away.
Episode 3 - Maximum Impact
In a breathtaking display of firepower, this episode of Future Weapons reveals the most powerful conventional weapons yet devised. Capable of unleashing a million rounds a minute, Metal Storm is the most destructive automatic gun ever created. The thermobaric bomb is designed to use a lethal combination of flame, pressure and suffocation. This state-of-the-art bomb reaches deep into caves, creating an enormous bone-crushing blast, which is quickly followed by a firestorm that leaves nothing but charred landscape in its wake. The Multiple Rocket Launch System fires off a barrage of missiles against its target with such ferocity and speed that it guarantees total destruction. Where before stood an army, now only shadows remain.
Episode 1 - No Place to Hide
From guns that shoot around corners to the world's most advanced supersonic jet fighter — these weapons leave the enemy no place to hide. Even worse, the enemy has no way of defending himself because he can't see where the attack is coming from! If you think you're safe — in a bunker, behind a wall or under armor plate — think again, especially when you run into the long-range gun of the mighty Panzer Howitzer.
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http://rapidshare.com/files/1918007/FutWea101.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/1919590/FutWea101.part3.rar
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Episode 2 - Stealth
Modern warfare is about creeping up on your target unseen. To be invincible, it's good to be invisible. As a former Navy SEAL, host Richard Machowicz knows all about the dark and secretive world of stealth technology. Mack scores a world exclusive when he goes head to head with the notorious Predator, the silent aerial assassin. Then, Mack's on more familiar ground when he handles the formidable Barrett M107 rifle, loaded with new military-grade munitions that out-snipe the sniper — from nearly 2 miles away.
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http://rapidshare.com/files/1926493/FutWea102.part3.rar
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In a breathtaking display of firepower, this episode of Future Weapons reveals the most powerful conventional weapons yet devised. Capable of unleashing a million rounds a minute, Metal Storm is the most destructive automatic gun ever created. The thermobaric bomb is designed to use a lethal combination of flame, pressure and suffocation. This state-of-the-art bomb reaches deep into caves, creating an enormous bone-crushing blast, which is quickly followed by a firestorm that leaves nothing but charred landscape in its wake. The Multiple Rocket Launch System fires off a barrage of missiles against its target with such ferocity and speed that it guarantees total destruction. Where before stood an army, now only shadows remain.
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FIREPOWER Serie
Episode 1 - Assault from the Sea
The most dangerous of military missions is the amphibious assault. Join the modern Marine forces and see the surprising capabilities of their new equipment. Watch the advanced vehicles that carry them to shore, the most hi-tech development being hovercraft, which are equally effective over land and water!
Episode 2 - Artillery Strike
Artillery provides the heavy firepower of modern land warfare. Visit the US Army's artillery center at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma to see a demonstration of the awesome firepower of today's artillery. Recent advances in computers, lasers and radar have adapted the traditional artillery piece in surprising ways. The most recent in this long line of artillery innovations is the US Army’s new Multiple Launch Rocket System.
Episode 3 - Battle Tanks
Even in the face of precision guided missiles, tanks have continued to dominate the battlefield. Today’s battle tanks are high-technology war machines, with everything from depleted-uranium armor to computer-aimed guns. Take a look at today's most potent main battle tanks from around the world: the sleek M1 Abrams, the British Challenger, the French LeClerc, and the German Leopard 2.
Episode 4 - Missile Copter
The missile-armed helicopter has been one of the most dramatic innovations in military technology of the past decade. Experience the thrill of chopper combat in this unprecedented look at some of the finest attack helicopters flying today. From the early Hueys and Cobras of the Vietnam War, through the revolutionary design of the AH-64D Longbow Apache, European Tigre and South African Rooivalk, the helicopter gunship has become the dominant force in land warfare and close-range air support due in part to its versatility and mobility.
Episode 1 - Assault from the Sea
The most dangerous of military missions is the amphibious assault. Join the modern Marine forces and see the surprising capabilities of their new equipment. Watch the advanced vehicles that carry them to shore, the most hi-tech development being hovercraft, which are equally effective over land and water!
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Artillery provides the heavy firepower of modern land warfare. Visit the US Army's artillery center at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma to see a demonstration of the awesome firepower of today's artillery. Recent advances in computers, lasers and radar have adapted the traditional artillery piece in surprising ways. The most recent in this long line of artillery innovations is the US Army’s new Multiple Launch Rocket System.
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Even in the face of precision guided missiles, tanks have continued to dominate the battlefield. Today’s battle tanks are high-technology war machines, with everything from depleted-uranium armor to computer-aimed guns. Take a look at today's most potent main battle tanks from around the world: the sleek M1 Abrams, the British Challenger, the French LeClerc, and the German Leopard 2.
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The missile-armed helicopter has been one of the most dramatic innovations in military technology of the past decade. Experience the thrill of chopper combat in this unprecedented look at some of the finest attack helicopters flying today. From the early Hueys and Cobras of the Vietnam War, through the revolutionary design of the AH-64D Longbow Apache, European Tigre and South African Rooivalk, the helicopter gunship has become the dominant force in land warfare and close-range air support due in part to its versatility and mobility.
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Discovery Channel - Great Planes
Great Planes looks into the stories behind the most influential, innovative and intriguing machines that ever took flight.
Boeing 747
With its unique upper level passenger area, the 747 literally monopolized the four jet wide body market for over 20 years.
Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress
Seizing the new found role of long range bombing like no other plane, the exploits and image of the B17 are a cornerstone of WWII history.
Catalina PBY
The epitome of the flying boat, some thought the Catalina was too old to go to war in the 40’s, yet over a hundred are still flying today.
Consolidated B-24 Liberator
The long range and versatile airframe of the B24 made it one of WWII’s great workhorses.
Convair B-36 Peacemaker
Conceived to carry nuclear weapons, the mammoth B36 bomber was capable of flying at 25,000 feet, 275 mph, and carrying a payload of 4,000 lbs and was the big stick of the West for much of the Cold War.
Douglas C-47 Dakota
The C-47 was the most ubiquitous and successful transport aircraft the Allies ever produced. Originally conceived as the DC3 for civilian transport, the Dakota was given a multitude of wartime tasks, even that of a gunship.
General Dynamics F-16 Falcon
In the 1970’s, the U.S. Air Force faced a problem: it had developed what is arguably the greatest fighter plane in the world, the twin-engine F-15, but the aircraft was too costly to produce in volume, and America's allies couldn't afford to buy many of them for their own arsenals. Out of this need came the powerful but economical single-engine F-16 Falcon.
Lockheed F-104 Starfighter
So small and tubular that some called it the Flying Missile, the F-104 had wings so thin that the leading edge had to be protected by a cover when it was on the ground.
Lockheed P-38 Lightning
The P-38, better known as the Lockheed Lightning, was one of the premier fighter planes of the Second World War. Serving in a variety of roles—including bomber escort, ground-attacker, reconnaissance plane, and dogfighter—the P-38 was used extensively in both Allied fronts.
Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird
Breaking records in speed and sustained altitude, the SR-71 spy plane was one of the Air Force’s best kept secrets of the 1960s. Its technology and achievements astounded even the experts of the day.
Martin B-57 Canberra
Designed in the 1940s, modified during the 1950s, in service in the 1960s, and state of the art in the 1970s, the B-57 evolved to fill the gap between fighter planes and bombers. This high-speed model also served with the airforces of Taiwan and Pakistan and, in both cases, as with those in U.S. service, saw combat with distinction.
McDonnell-Douglas F-4 Phantom
The McDonnell-Douglas F-4 entered service with the U.S. Navy in 1960, and was later adopted by the Air Force and the armed forces of 10 other countries.
McDonnell-Douglas F-15 Eagle
From the Zero to the F-86 and beyond, fighters have won the battle for air superiority. Sparring with the formidable MiG over Vietnam, America developed the F-15 Eagle – arguable the best fighter.
McDonnell-Douglas F-18 Hornet
In the late '70’s, the U.S. Navy needed a lightweight fighter to replace its aging A7 Corsair. McDonnell-Douglas's bid for the contract came in the form of the F-18.
North American P-51 Mustang
The P-51 Mustang is one of the central reasons the Allies won W.W. II. Its performance and firepower superiority struck fear into both German and Japanese pilots, and ensured the safety of bombers over Berlin.
North American F-86 Sabre
With its swept wing design and powerful jet engine, the F86 arrived just in time to meet the threat of the MiG 15 in the skies over Korea.
Northrup F-5 Freedom Fighter
Derived from the small fast T38 trainer, the F5 became the economical alternatives for dozens of nations who wanted jet fighters in their air forces.
Vought F-4U Corsair
The Vought Corsair F-4U, with its peculiar folding wing, was the scourge of the Japanese in WWII. Its pilots shot down over 2,000 Japanese planes; fewer than 200 Corsairs were lost.
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)Discovery Channel - Great Planes
Great Planes looks into the stories behind the most influential, innovative and intriguing machines that ever took flight.
Boeing 747
With its unique upper level passenger area, the 747 literally monopolized the four jet wide body market for over 20 years.
Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress
Seizing the new found role of long range bombing like no other plane, the exploits and image of the B17 are a cornerstone of WWII history.
Catalina PBY
The epitome of the flying boat, some thought the Catalina was too old to go to war in the 40’s, yet over a hundred are still flying today.
Consolidated B-24 Liberator
The long range and versatile airframe of the B24 made it one of WWII’s great workhorses.
Convair B-36 Peacemaker
Conceived to carry nuclear weapons, the mammoth B36 bomber was capable of flying at 25,000 feet, 275 mph, and carrying a payload of 4,000 lbs and was the big stick of the West for much of the Cold War.
Douglas C-47 Dakota
The C-47 was the most ubiquitous and successful transport aircraft the Allies ever produced. Originally conceived as the DC3 for civilian transport, the Dakota was given a multitude of wartime tasks, even that of a gunship.
General Dynamics F-16 Falcon
In the 1970’s, the U.S. Air Force faced a problem: it had developed what is arguably the greatest fighter plane in the world, the twin-engine F-15, but the aircraft was too costly to produce in volume, and America's allies couldn't afford to buy many of them for their own arsenals. Out of this need came the powerful but economical single-engine F-16 Falcon.
Lockheed F-104 Starfighter
So small and tubular that some called it the Flying Missile, the F-104 had wings so thin that the leading edge had to be protected by a cover when it was on the ground.
Lockheed P-38 Lightning
The P-38, better known as the Lockheed Lightning, was one of the premier fighter planes of the Second World War. Serving in a variety of roles—including bomber escort, ground-attacker, reconnaissance plane, and dogfighter—the P-38 was used extensively in both Allied fronts.
Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird
Breaking records in speed and sustained altitude, the SR-71 spy plane was one of the Air Force’s best kept secrets of the 1960s. Its technology and achievements astounded even the experts of the day.
Martin B-57 Canberra
Designed in the 1940s, modified during the 1950s, in service in the 1960s, and state of the art in the 1970s, the B-57 evolved to fill the gap between fighter planes and bombers. This high-speed model also served with the airforces of Taiwan and Pakistan and, in both cases, as with those in U.S. service, saw combat with distinction.
McDonnell-Douglas F-4 Phantom
The McDonnell-Douglas F-4 entered service with the U.S. Navy in 1960, and was later adopted by the Air Force and the armed forces of 10 other countries.
McDonnell-Douglas F-15 Eagle
From the Zero to the F-86 and beyond, fighters have won the battle for air superiority. Sparring with the formidable MiG over Vietnam, America developed the F-15 Eagle – arguable the best fighter.
McDonnell-Douglas F-18 Hornet
In the late '70’s, the U.S. Navy needed a lightweight fighter to replace its aging A7 Corsair. McDonnell-Douglas's bid for the contract came in the form of the F-18.
North American P-51 Mustang
The P-51 Mustang is one of the central reasons the Allies won W.W. II. Its performance and firepower superiority struck fear into both German and Japanese pilots, and ensured the safety of bombers over Berlin.
North American F-86 Sabre
With its swept wing design and powerful jet engine, the F86 arrived just in time to meet the threat of the MiG 15 in the skies over Korea.
Northrup F-5 Freedom Fighter
Derived from the small fast T38 trainer, the F5 became the economical alternatives for dozens of nations who wanted jet fighters in their air forces.
Vought F-4U Corsair
The Vought Corsair F-4U, with its peculiar folding wing, was the scourge of the Japanese in WWII. Its pilots shot down over 2,000 Japanese planes; fewer than 200 Corsairs were lost.
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Great Planes - Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress
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Great Planes - Catalina PBY
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Great Planes - Convair B-36 Peacemaker
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Great Planes - Douglas C-47 Dakota
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Great Planes - Martin B-57 Canberra
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Great Planes - Mcdonnell-Douglas F-4 Phantom
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Great Planes - McDonnell-Douglas F-15 Eagle
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Great Planes - McDonnell-Douglas F-18 Hornet
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Great Planes - North American P-51 Mustang
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