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Duga is an enormous, now abandoned antenna system, built in the 1970s as part of a Soviet anti-ballistic missile early-warning network. It is a huge lattice mega-structure with two antennas: first 150 meters high, and 550 meters long, second 80 meters high and 220 meters long.

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To man the radar system, a small secret city was built, in which 1,000 people lived. It broadcast a sharp tapping sound which earned it the nickname “Woodpecker,” and was such a powerful system that the sounds disrupted legitimate radio broadcasts and communications all over the world. While many people worldwide had theories as to what was causing the noises, the source wasn’t confirmed until after the fall of the Soviet Union. The site at Chernobyl remained in operation after the Chernobyl disaster, but in 1987 most technical equipment was moved to a site at Komsomolsk na Amure. Today the mega-structure is still there, just a few miles south of the infamous Chernobyl reactor. There are plans to install wind turbines on it.

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El Dvigatelj Uad 32 Podklyuchenie Rating: 5,0/5 1480 reviews

Duga is an enormous, now abandoned antenna system, built in the 1970s as part of a Soviet anti-ballistic missile early-warning network. It is a huge lattice mega-structure with two antennas: first 150 meters high, and 550 meters long, second 80 meters high and 220 meters long.

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To man the radar system, a small secret city was built, in which 1,000 people lived. It broadcast a sharp tapping sound which earned it the nickname “Woodpecker,” and was such a powerful system that the sounds disrupted legitimate radio broadcasts and communications all over the world. While many people worldwide had theories as to what was causing the noises, the source wasn’t confirmed until after the fall of the Soviet Union. The site at Chernobyl remained in operation after the Chernobyl disaster, but in 1987 most technical equipment was moved to a site at Komsomolsk na Amure. Today the mega-structure is still there, just a few miles south of the infamous Chernobyl reactor. There are plans to install wind turbines on it.