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כור שלא הושלם בתחנת הכוח הגרעינית צ'רנוביל

40 years after Chernobyl, scientists discover radioactive particles remain intact

Four decades after the Chernobyl disaster, scientists have found that radioactive particles released from the reactor remain remarkably stable, a discovery that could improve understanding of their long-term environmental and health risks

Yogev Israeli | 10.11.26

בית נטוש שנבלע בחולות בעיירת הרפאים קולמנסקופ, נמיביה

Where time stood still: 10 spectacular abandoned places around the world

A city evacuated after a nuclear disaster, a diamond town swallowed by desert, a resort abandoned after war and a fishing village consumed by greenery: these 10 once-thriving places now tell very different stories

Asaf Rosen | 09.05.26

אוקראינה הפצצה רוסית רוסיה תחנת דלק ב דניפרו

Ukraine marks 40 years since Chernobyl disaster under Russian bombardment

Kyiv marks 40 years since Chernobyl as Russian attacks kill more Ukrainians, following a deadly drone barrage on Dnipro; some 193 soldiers returned from Russian captivity

ynet, News Agencies | 04.26.26

The Chernobyl nuclear plant is seen in an aerial view, showing the damage from an explosion and fire on April 26, 1986, that sent a radioactive plume over Europe

Nuclear energy is having a global revival 40 years after Chernobyl

Once slowed by Chernobyl and Fukushima, nuclear energy gains renewed backing as countries seek secure, low-carbon power and greater independence from imported fossil fuels

Associated Press | 04.23.26

$Przewalski horses (Photo: AP\ Evgeniy Maloletka)$

Chernobyl’s wild revival: rare horses thrive in radioactive exclusion zone

Nearly four decades after the nuclear disaster, wildlife — including rare Przewalski’s horses — thrives in the Chernobyl exclusion zone even as war and radiation continue to pose risks

AP | 04.19.26

כלב ליד עיר נטושה, סמוך לצ'רנוביל

Mutant Chernobyl dogs offer clues on radiation resistance

Dogs near 1986 Chernobyl disaster site developed genetic changes providing resistance to radiation, heavy metals and pollution, researchers find; findings could offer insights into human resilience to environmental hazards

Yogev Israeli | 12.11.24

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