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The Most Dangerous Object in the World - The Elephant's Foot

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The elephants foot is the most radioactive material on earth

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On April 1986 a disaster occurred at Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine.The cause of this disaster was a flawed reactor design that was operated by unqualified personnel

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On April 26, 1986, a routine safety test at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine spiraled out of control. Follow the dramatic events that led to the world's worst civilian nuclear disaster. (RFE/RL's Denis Artamonov, Stuart Greer) Originally published at - http://www.rferl.org/media/video/chernobyl-disaster-as-it-happened/27688190.html

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When reactor 4 of the Chernobyl plant exploded it was said to have the equivalent of 400 Hiroshima atomic bombs and released 5% of the reactor core into the atmosphere causing 1 worker to die instantly, 2 workers the night of the accident, and 28 more within a few weeks from acute radiation poisoning(ARP). One of the long term effects was the atmosphere that was said to last for about 20,000 years until Chernobyl is habitable.

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Although they were no definite companies that funded or invested in the power plant. The Soviet Union own the plant and named it V.I Lenin Nuclear Power Station until the Soviet shut down the plant and it reopened in Ukraine as the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. When the Chernobyl power plant was opened the government of Ukraine used the city of Pripyat to house workers

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Before the Chernobyl tragedy, nuclear policy and law were consist of mainly international technical recommendation that not used unless they Incorporated  in domestic law or bilateral treaties. Since the Chernobyl tragedy there were many nuclear policies and laws that were passed since, for example now every nuclear power plant has to have there staff check to see if they qualify for the job.

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Between May and November 1986, a Shelter was built around the damaged reactor, reducing  the radiation levels , and preventing further release of radiation, but problems later arose when the shelter had to be erected quickly and under very difficult conditions, mostly because the construction workers  were exposed to severe radiation levels. To avoid the the Shelter from collapsing, there are plans to strengthen corroded structures and to build a New Safe Confinement (NSC) that would cover the existing Shelter and last more than 100 years.