Tradition
C'est le nom qui était donné à la base militaire secrète chargée de surveiller la zone du réacteur et le radar Duga-1 chargé de prévenir les autorités en cas d'attaque de missiles
Il y'avait un milier de personnes dans cette base en comptant les familles de militaires
Sur les cartes il y était indiqué un camp d'été pour enfants à la place
C'était situé dans la "forêt rouge" qui a brulé en 2015
https://www.urbex.nl/cher[...]g%20the%20Soviet%20times.
https://www.atlasobscura.[...]rnobyls-irradiated-forest
C'est Limansk dans Stalker: CS
" In 1976 amateur shortwave radio enthusiasts began hearing an unusual and highly powerful signal. Ham radio fans all over the world soon had their listening disrupted by an unrelenting tapping sound. When source of the mysterious new transmission was triangulated, it appeared to be coming from somewhere deep behind the Iron Curtain. The peculiar signal was given the nickname “Russian Woodpecker.
Throughout Europe, public radio broadcasts began to suffer from interference. My Chernobyl guide recalls that higher-end Soviet television sets were sold with a special “woodpecker jamming” device built in. More alarmingly, the mysterious signal began to interfere with emergency frequencies for aircraft.
The purpose of the Russian Woodpecker remained a mystery. Conspiracy theories ranged from Soviet mind control to weather experiments. Then came the collapse of the Soviet Union, which revealed that the Russian Woodpecker was at the forefront of what is known as “over the horizon” radar, designed to provide early warning of an inter continental ballistic missile attack. The Duga-1 (Eastern) radar broadcasting the Woodpecker signal was located in the forests surrounding Chernobyl. "
Il y'avait un milier de personnes dans cette base en comptant les familles de militaires
Sur les cartes il y était indiqué un camp d'été pour enfants à la place
C'était situé dans la "forêt rouge" qui a brulé en 2015
https://www.urbex.nl/cher[...]g%20the%20Soviet%20times.
https://www.atlasobscura.[...]rnobyls-irradiated-forest
Throughout Europe, public radio broadcasts began to suffer from interference. My Chernobyl guide recalls that higher-end Soviet television sets were sold with a special “woodpecker jamming” device built in. More alarmingly, the mysterious signal began to interfere with emergency frequencies for aircraft.
The purpose of the Russian Woodpecker remained a mystery. Conspiracy theories ranged from Soviet mind control to weather experiments. Then came the collapse of the Soviet Union, which revealed that the Russian Woodpecker was at the forefront of what is known as “over the horizon” radar, designed to provide early warning of an inter continental ballistic missile attack. The Duga-1 (Eastern) radar broadcasting the Woodpecker signal was located in the forests surrounding Chernobyl. "
