brilliant.org/curiousdroid Nuclear testing ended over 20 years ago but the legacy of the test areas still remains and will do for hundreds or thousands of years. 8 countries have actively tested nuclear weapons, some in their own backyard if it was big enough like the Soviet Union and the US but they also used others peoples backyards in the Pacific, the British and French did this. But what happened to the test sites, in this video we look at the US and Soviet test programs and what became of them and the people nearby. This video is sponsored by brilliant.org/curiousdroid The first 287 people to apply will get a 20% discount on their yearly Brilliant subscription. Presented by Paul Shillito Written and researched by Paul Shillito Images and Footage Atomic energy Commission, Dept of Defence, University of California / PNAS, Carl Willis, www.atomiccleanupvets.com, US Dept of Energy, AtomicHeritage, Laboratory of Environmental Studies For more info on the cleanup of the Eniwetok atoll by the US servicemen visit www.atomiccleanupvets.com NUPI report in the Semipalatinsk nuclear testing: The humanitarian consequences large.stanford.edu/courses/2014/ph241/powell2/docs/vakulchuk.pdf The periodic table at 1:42 courtesy of Todd Helmenstine, sciencenotes.org

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