The three-storeyed communication bunker we’ll visit today has been abandoned since 2005. Its location is very difficult to determine as it is hidden deep in the Bialowieza forest.
Find a small hill in the forest and if you are attentive enough you will see some massive hatches on its surface.
That used to be the main entrance. There was a big building above it.
An inclined descent is followed by a massive door.
“System number 8″. What can it mean?
‘Put your shoes, soldier’s blouse, trousers and underwear into a rubber bag and don’t takeoff your respirator’.
‘Put your documents, money and topographic maps in a polyethylene bag’.
‘Process your hands, neck and bag with documents with special solution and take a hygienic shower’.
The lamps signal where one can go and where one must stay.
The ceiling in the part of the object is rusted. Soon the same will happen to the entire object.
Ventilation systems 1A and 1B.
Many rooms are empty.
That was not a regular room.
The floor was standing on powerful pneumatic springs to withstand a possible blast wave.
A huge conditioning unit KD-20.
Cut parts of system number 3.
The stairs lead to the ground floor.
‘Attention! The aggregates switch on remotely’.
Let us go down to the second floor. The place is filled with water but walking is still possible.
This is one of some rooms where people used to live.
1 meter separates the hall from the water.
In case of an accident the screen of the amperemeter is back-lightened.Its data could be seen in spite of darkness around.
Three generators form the heart of the bunker.
There used to be a stair that had been removed.
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看起来好吓人哦！
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您是否是钛懒人？
Well, U people are practicing the new EU investors language?
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I asked him if he was Ti Loon. Bruce Lee fans will understand. Unfortunately, this Japanese not Chinese lol.
no！I’m a Chinese boy
Yamashita Tomohisa is my idol.
He was both in Japan at 9th April,1985
hey, so is this Poland or Belarus, coz from the name of the forest it seems to be in Poland?
cheers
Most likely Belarus.
I don’t think it’s backlit, it more likely uses radon or some other phosphorescent substance.
Looks like radioactive radium lettering on the front surface.
Radium, radon is a gas.
Right. Radon gas is a decay product of Radium. Radium.
It’s in Poland
back lighting is impossible in this case…unless the metal plate the numbers are painted on is transparent. add to this that there is no power available TO back light anything at all. it’s phosphorescence, period. common examples of phosphorescent materials are glow-in-the-dark clock dials that are visible in darkness after being charged with a bright light. EngrishBob is exactly right. thumbs up
Backlighting without electricity is possible by doing it the same way as using a lamp or LED behind the display, but using a radioactive tritium gas capsule with a phosphorescent coating. They us them in emergency exit signs and all kinds of uses where illumination is critical and needed without a power source. It glows for years just like radium paint does because it uses a radioactive source too, but much safer then radium paint. That’s some nasty stuff… (and what was used on this dial, it’s just painted on the face of the meter)
Tritium Illumination, this is how it’s done today and works great as a back light source.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tritium_illumination
Can you be a tad more specific re location, it’s a long way to go from the UK without finding it….
could someone tell me where exaclty is this place? I live near Bialowieża in Poland and I’am very curious about this bunker?
The forest is both in Belarus and Poland.
In the time it took someone to unwind the copper from all those stators they could have made twice the money collecting cans and bottles.
Lab of the biological warfare and you guys walk in like it is some amusement park?
It must be Belarus because Red Army has left polish territory in early ’90 (16 sep 1993)
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Where it is ? Poland? Belarus?
Poland , 53.911821, 23.354473 somewhere in this area, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bia%C5%82owie%C5%BCa.
How in the forest sector?
Waste of monies from Soviet Union days.
Belarus or Ukraine are not Russia you stupid russian imperialists
Probably full of asbestos look at the lagging on the pipes.