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Re-visiting Chernobyl
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What Was Invisible Now Becomes Visible
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4. In 2014 video footage, the biologist Timothy Mousseau, studying the effects of radiation on the flora and fauna of Chernobyl, sprays water onto an irregularly shaped spider web and declares: ‘What was invisible now becomes visible.’
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