Super dangerous area...That humans should never fall into.

# Strong Light Creator Molding Mission

Super dangerous area...That humans should never fall into.

1.Wittenoom - Australia:

The city was erased from official maps and signposts by the Australian government. In the past, it was a "blue asbestos" mine, one of the most dangerous minerals in the world. Today, although the mine has been closed for a long time, the invisible tiny asbestos is still scattered and residues throughout the atmosphere and the city's land. Just walk in and breathe a little of it, it will destroy the lungs and cause serious cancer in the future, so that the government has to cut off the water, cut the power, and declare it a danger zone.

Search term: Wittenoom asbestos contamination ghost town ghost map

2. Lake Karachay - Russia:

The area that was named the most radioactive and dangerous in the world in the Cold War era, the former Soviet Union used this open lake as a dumping ground for nuclear waste and liquid radioactive substances from the Mayak nuclear plant. The radiation energy accumulated under the bottom of the lake was so intense that if a man stood on the coast without an advanced safety protection suit, just "one hour," the amount of radiation received was as high as 600 Roanken, a dose that caused an acute failure and death.

Search term: Lake Karachay radioactive contamination Mayak

3. Gruinard Island - Scotland:

A small abandoned island that became a dangerous area at the hands of humans. During World War II, the British military used it as a site for a terrible biological weapon experiment: the Anthrax. As a result, the entire island was so badly contaminated with this deadly pathogen that the organism died. The government had to declare a quarantine and shut down the island for decades. Even later, surface chemicals were sprayed, the Anthrax spores could be buried underground for hundreds of years, making the area still terrifying and no one would dare to settle.

Search term: Gruinard Island anthrax biological weapon testing

4. Death Valley of Kamchatka - Russia:

A killing trap of natural organisms hiding in the foot of the Gichonish volcano. This narrow valley is a buildup of heavy toxic gases such as carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and cyanide gases that spout from volcanic crevices. Because these gases are heavier than air and no wind, they are completely stationary at the bottom of the valley. Any wild animal that accidentally walks through the valley will die of hypoxia and acute poisoning in a few minutes, becoming a wild animal bone tomb that no one dares to collect.

Search term: Kamchatka Death Valley toxic gas volcano

5. Semipalatinsk Nuclear Research Area (Semipalatinsk Test Site) - Kazakhstan:

Known as "The Polygon," a large area used by the former Soviet Union as a test site for more than 456 nuclear bombs over a period of 40 years, explosive force and residual radiation dust have penetrated the entire soil, groundwater and environment. Today, despite being shut down and untried, radioactive toxins in the area continue to affect genes and create serious health problems for people living on the edge of the area to date.

Search term: Semipalatinsk Test Site The Polygon nuclear legacy

"The most dangerous area in the world...Always remind us of silence, whether it's invisible mineral aerosols or odorless poison gases, knowing and staying away is the best survival logic. "

# 5 points # True story # Things to know around the world # Scary story# Dangerous areas