49.9344° N, 79.0136° E // SEMIPALATINSK CHAGAN NUCLEAR CRATER LAKE
Step onto the vitrified rim of Lake Chagan within Kazakhstan’s Semipalatinsk Test Site, historically known as The Polygon. Formed in 1965 by a 140-kiloton underground thermonuclear detonation designed to test nuclear cratering, this artificial reservoir is walled by radioactive glassy debris and pulverized bedrock. Containing dangerous levels of residual cobalt-60 and cesium-137, entering this atomic crater basin and its stagnant waters exposes the human body to severe lingering radiation.
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