Abandoned Uranium Mine and Surrounding Area
Abandoned Uranium Mine and Surrounding Area
Exploring an abandoned uranium mine and surrounding area.
I do not recommend that anyone enter an old mine. I do not recommend that anyone handle or be exposed to any radioactive elements. This video is intended for entertainment purposes only.
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Thanks for your interest and videos.
Great to see someone actually carrying a Geiger counter. But seems you didn’t care to show us the background radiation inside and how intense the radiation is from any hot spot.
Two hazards I see as the most significant; dust particles, calls for gloves and n95 dust mask. Second is breathing in Radon gas, a product of Uranium radioactive decay. Only way to protect in a practical sense is to limit the time of exposure; which is the universal protective measure.
What kind of black light are you using?
Very interesting.. thanks buddy
✌️PT
Come to UT and enjoy a nude soak of Radon gas in a mine. Then refresh in the west desert Natural Radon Hot Spring steam. Beautiful experience and so healthy.
Pretty cool man. I want to check it out and get some samples. Thanks for sharing.
I’ve been in a few U mines in E/central UT. Very similar. I saw more yellowcake(?), bright yellow fragile powder growths, bright green fluorescence @ 365nm.
Wow! Nice UV glowing))
Awesome video Matt. Great to see you exploring those mines. Love the black light, Amazing Job 👌
How odd, just checked your channel to see if I have missed any vids and boom this pops up. Those green pieces shine bright.
Thanks for sharing the field trip!
Very interesting mine, geology, & information #Oidium45 buddy! Hard rock mining and the difficultly of it always amazes me. Love the UV light show too. Cheers and HH, Aaron
Being that I live in Tehachapi, I know right where you are. Interesting video. What I didn’t know is what they had been mining in that old mine.
That Blacklight sure makes for a cool video 👍
Cool walkthrough. Thanks for showing what it looks like with and without UV.
Great video, I took two geology field trips to that area back in the 90s but we never did the black light.
yooo i don’t know if you noticed but it looks like the radiation is affecting the video quality! the footage once you get inside the mine is a little grainier compared to similar videos on your channel.
Sure is cool looking stuff with the black light. But be safe breathing it in brother 👍🇺🇸⚒🍀😎
Now that’s pretty cool. You always take us to awesome locations.