"Tsjernobyl-2 "of Duga-Sovjet-over-the-horizon-radarsysteem dat wordt gebruikt als onderdeel van het Sovjet-netwerk voor vroegtijdige waarschuwing. De Duga systemen waren zeer krachtig. De hoogte van de grote antenne-150 m, van de kleine een-90 m, hun totale lengte-900 m. - Stockvideo’s

Duga, Soviet over the horizon radar system or The Russian Woodpecker. This is the newest and maybe even the strangest, a superlative not easily earned among Chernobyls innumerable wonders

"Chernobyl-2" or Duga - Soviet over-the-horizon radar system used as part of the Soviet early-warning network. The Duga systems were extremely powerful. The height of the big antenna - 150 m, of the small one - 90 m, their overall length - 900 m.

"Chernobyl-2" or Duga - Soviet over-the-horizon radar system used as part of the Soviet early-warning network. The Duga systems were extremely powerful. The height of the big antenna - 150 m, of the small one - 90 m, their overall length - 900 m.

Duga, Soviet over the horizon radar system or The Russian Woodpecker. This is the newest and maybe even the strangest, a superlative not easily earned among Chernobyls innumerable wonders

"Chernobyl-2" or Duga - Soviet over-the-horizon radar system used as part of the Soviet early-warning network. The Duga systems were extremely powerful. The height of the big antenna - 150 m, of the small one - 90 m, their overall length - 900 m.

"Chernobyl-2" or Duga - Soviet over-the-horizon radar system used as part of the Soviet early-warning network. The Duga systems were extremely powerful. The height of the big antenna - 150 m, of the small one - 90 m, their overall length - 900 m.

"Chernobyl-2" or Duga - Soviet over-the-horizon radar system used as part of the Soviet early-warning network. The Duga systems were extremely powerful. The height of the big antenna - 150 m, of the small one - 90 m, their overall length - 900 m.

Duga, Soviet over the horizon radar system or The Russian Woodpecker. This is the newest and maybe even the strangest, a superlative not easily earned among Chernobyls innumerable wonders

Duga, Soviet over the horizon radar system or The Russian Woodpecker. This is the newest and maybe even the strangest, a superlative not easily earned among Chernobyls innumerable wonders