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On April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl disaster shocked the world. Myths have since obscured the reality of what happened. First, the explosion was not a nuclear bomb; the reactor's flawed design, combined with human error, led to a steam explosion and fire. Contrary to popular belief, while the area remains hazardous, it's not a radioactive wasteland forever; nature is slowly reclaiming Chernobyl. Additionally, reports inflated the immediate death toll. While two died instantly, long-term effects are harder to quantify, with estimates of related deaths varying widely. Lastly, radiation did spread, affecting Belarus and beyond, but the exclusion zone remains the most impacted. By debunking these myths, we gain a clearer understanding of this tragic event, reminding us of the importance of safety and transparency in nuclear energy.