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If tomorrow the Apocalypse
Where to hide, if tomorrow the End of the World? 10 of the most secluded places in the event of a global Achtung:
1. Utah
Probably very few people in everyday life come to mind to ask for help to Mormons, but it is one of the few believers who came fully armed security during the Apocalypse. Movement of Latter-day Saints as they call themselves, thoroughly prepared for global Achtung. They are based in the US state of Utah in the United States. Its members are harvested food supplies, and is maintaining a kind of basic food garden. This will help them to remain self-sufficient, if fallen on hard times of famine in the case of global cataclysms.
2. Pyongyang, North Korea
Perhaps you will not be surprised that this country has done everything possible to prepare in the event of nuclear war. Pyongyang subway tunnels, as well as the Moscow metro, can serve as a refuge from a nuclear explosion, and residents of the capital directed to the underground tunnels during routine exercise in the event of an air attack. But this is not the only shelter in North Korea. According to some defectors from the country, there is a separate network of underground tunnels that connect the President's residence with private bunker for the president's family, as well as additional facilities and tunnels beneath the streets of Pyongyang. The question, however, is whether there is water and food supplies.
3. Pitcairn Islands
Pitcairn Islands, which are located in the South Pacific, where there is no airport or seaport, distant enough to survive any apocalypse that is not associated with changes in climate. In addition, these islands are incredibly fertile land, planted with bananas, papaya, breadfruit, coconuts, citrus fruits, beans and sweet potatoes, and around full of edible fish and lobsters. The main thing is to make friends with the neighbors because the population of the Pitcairn Islands is only about 50 people. If you're looking for an even more remote location in the world, you can choose the island of Tristan da Cunha, which is located in the southern part of the Atlantic Ocean, numbering according to 2010 about 264 residents.
4. Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado, USA
There are many shelters around the world, ranging from the German bunker end of the world, to the bunker of the Cold War in the United States and even bomboneprobivaemyh houses. But the advantage of buying existing silo of the government is that it stores in advance stockpiled materiel, and all its parts work. The area, located in Cheyenne Mountain, outside the city of Colorado Springs in the United States is no longer the location of the complex NORAD (Center combined North American Aerospace Defense Command). Being located in the mountain, the complex was built with the expectation that it will withstand the explosion mnogomegatonnoy bomb exploded a few kilometers from the village. He has six diesel generators, own natural water supply systems, and filtration systems, which can filter out biological, radiological and nuclear substances. Now complex transferred into the "hot-preservation", so that if something happens, this object will start in a few hours after the threat.
5. London, UK
If you suddenly find yourself in London just at the time of the disaster, and the city has turned to dust, head down the street to Whitehall Pindar - military objects under the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom. Although it is little known about the bunker, which was built in 1990, it is believed that he now serves as a communications center for the war games. The very name of Pindar was borrowed from the ancient Greek poet Pindar, whose house was the only one left standing after his city was destroyed.
6. Mount Yamantau, Mezhgore, Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia
During the Soviet era, there were many super secret closed cities, and although many of them were opened after the collapse of the Soviet Union, a few dozen remain in the territory of Russia and Kazakhstan, including Mezhgore, which is located at the foot of the mountain Yamantau, in the Urals. In the late 1990s, tens of thousands of workers were sent to the area to work on the mountain Yamantau where foreigners are not allowed. This caused suspicion that there was a rocket launcher mine or a factory for the production of nuclear weapons. There are suspicions that this place is the largest project of nuclear safety in the world that can sustain half a dozen direct nuclear strike. It is also rumored that it can accommodate up to 60,000 people and enough food and water to sustain human life for several months.
7. Svalbard, Norway
If in the case of end of the world, most of the plant life on Earth will be wiped out, you may want to move in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault on Spitsbergen Island, or as it is called Svalbard, in the Arctic Ocean. In the end, it semenohranilische was built to protect the plant propagation material in the event of a global catastrophe. You may have to start with plants that grow in the Svalbard that was what to eat in the short term. Although not everyone can withstand such a harsh climate, the island is much warmer than other regions at the same latitude, due to the North Atlantic current.
8. Western Australia
Perth, in Western Australia, is one of the most remote cities in the world, and although it was first colonized by British settlers in 1829, it was not connected with the rest of Australia trains until 1917. A flourishing economy of Western Australia owes its success to the rich resources. This region produces nearly half of the exports of live cattle in Australia and thanks to diverse climate and wide open spaces are thriving diverse agricultural area. In addition, it houses the coal mines, crude oil and vast reserves of natural gas.
9. ittoqqortoormiit Greenland
There are not many cultures, where hunting is the main means of subsistence, but it is an occupation for nearly 500 residents living in the remote settlement ittoqqortoormiit. This area boasts a variety of wildlife and hunters often bring home to seals, walrus, narwhal, polar bears and musk oxen for their fur, skins and meat. Residents here do not depend on fossil fuels and drive on snow-covered tundra dogs. Perhaps, if you remember the name of this place, it will be your happy haven.
10. Bugarach, France
What offers this town of about 200 residents to survive in case of end of the world? Bugarach is located at the base of the mountain peak of Bugarach, which is often called "inverted mountain." According to geologists, the mountain exploded after being formed, and the top turned upside down. Its unusual shape attracts many hippies and supporters of occult and esoteric movements that believe that it emits magnetic waves. With the recent times, there were rumors that the mountain is sacred and will be protected in the event of the world. Some believe that aliens live under the mountain that December 21, 2012 will save all those who will be nearby.
Source: felbert.livejournal.com
1. Utah
Probably very few people in everyday life come to mind to ask for help to Mormons, but it is one of the few believers who came fully armed security during the Apocalypse. Movement of Latter-day Saints as they call themselves, thoroughly prepared for global Achtung. They are based in the US state of Utah in the United States. Its members are harvested food supplies, and is maintaining a kind of basic food garden. This will help them to remain self-sufficient, if fallen on hard times of famine in the case of global cataclysms.
2. Pyongyang, North Korea
Perhaps you will not be surprised that this country has done everything possible to prepare in the event of nuclear war. Pyongyang subway tunnels, as well as the Moscow metro, can serve as a refuge from a nuclear explosion, and residents of the capital directed to the underground tunnels during routine exercise in the event of an air attack. But this is not the only shelter in North Korea. According to some defectors from the country, there is a separate network of underground tunnels that connect the President's residence with private bunker for the president's family, as well as additional facilities and tunnels beneath the streets of Pyongyang. The question, however, is whether there is water and food supplies.
3. Pitcairn Islands
Pitcairn Islands, which are located in the South Pacific, where there is no airport or seaport, distant enough to survive any apocalypse that is not associated with changes in climate. In addition, these islands are incredibly fertile land, planted with bananas, papaya, breadfruit, coconuts, citrus fruits, beans and sweet potatoes, and around full of edible fish and lobsters. The main thing is to make friends with the neighbors because the population of the Pitcairn Islands is only about 50 people. If you're looking for an even more remote location in the world, you can choose the island of Tristan da Cunha, which is located in the southern part of the Atlantic Ocean, numbering according to 2010 about 264 residents.
4. Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado, USA
There are many shelters around the world, ranging from the German bunker end of the world, to the bunker of the Cold War in the United States and even bomboneprobivaemyh houses. But the advantage of buying existing silo of the government is that it stores in advance stockpiled materiel, and all its parts work. The area, located in Cheyenne Mountain, outside the city of Colorado Springs in the United States is no longer the location of the complex NORAD (Center combined North American Aerospace Defense Command). Being located in the mountain, the complex was built with the expectation that it will withstand the explosion mnogomegatonnoy bomb exploded a few kilometers from the village. He has six diesel generators, own natural water supply systems, and filtration systems, which can filter out biological, radiological and nuclear substances. Now complex transferred into the "hot-preservation", so that if something happens, this object will start in a few hours after the threat.
5. London, UK
If you suddenly find yourself in London just at the time of the disaster, and the city has turned to dust, head down the street to Whitehall Pindar - military objects under the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom. Although it is little known about the bunker, which was built in 1990, it is believed that he now serves as a communications center for the war games. The very name of Pindar was borrowed from the ancient Greek poet Pindar, whose house was the only one left standing after his city was destroyed.
6. Mount Yamantau, Mezhgore, Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia
During the Soviet era, there were many super secret closed cities, and although many of them were opened after the collapse of the Soviet Union, a few dozen remain in the territory of Russia and Kazakhstan, including Mezhgore, which is located at the foot of the mountain Yamantau, in the Urals. In the late 1990s, tens of thousands of workers were sent to the area to work on the mountain Yamantau where foreigners are not allowed. This caused suspicion that there was a rocket launcher mine or a factory for the production of nuclear weapons. There are suspicions that this place is the largest project of nuclear safety in the world that can sustain half a dozen direct nuclear strike. It is also rumored that it can accommodate up to 60,000 people and enough food and water to sustain human life for several months.
7. Svalbard, Norway
If in the case of end of the world, most of the plant life on Earth will be wiped out, you may want to move in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault on Spitsbergen Island, or as it is called Svalbard, in the Arctic Ocean. In the end, it semenohranilische was built to protect the plant propagation material in the event of a global catastrophe. You may have to start with plants that grow in the Svalbard that was what to eat in the short term. Although not everyone can withstand such a harsh climate, the island is much warmer than other regions at the same latitude, due to the North Atlantic current.
8. Western Australia
Perth, in Western Australia, is one of the most remote cities in the world, and although it was first colonized by British settlers in 1829, it was not connected with the rest of Australia trains until 1917. A flourishing economy of Western Australia owes its success to the rich resources. This region produces nearly half of the exports of live cattle in Australia and thanks to diverse climate and wide open spaces are thriving diverse agricultural area. In addition, it houses the coal mines, crude oil and vast reserves of natural gas.
9. ittoqqortoormiit Greenland
There are not many cultures, where hunting is the main means of subsistence, but it is an occupation for nearly 500 residents living in the remote settlement ittoqqortoormiit. This area boasts a variety of wildlife and hunters often bring home to seals, walrus, narwhal, polar bears and musk oxen for their fur, skins and meat. Residents here do not depend on fossil fuels and drive on snow-covered tundra dogs. Perhaps, if you remember the name of this place, it will be your happy haven.
10. Bugarach, France
What offers this town of about 200 residents to survive in case of end of the world? Bugarach is located at the base of the mountain peak of Bugarach, which is often called "inverted mountain." According to geologists, the mountain exploded after being formed, and the top turned upside down. Its unusual shape attracts many hippies and supporters of occult and esoteric movements that believe that it emits magnetic waves. With the recent times, there were rumors that the mountain is sacred and will be protected in the event of the world. Some believe that aliens live under the mountain that December 21, 2012 will save all those who will be nearby.
Source: felbert.livejournal.com
