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Quick true/false about the Soviet nuclear site.

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Quick true/false about the Soviet nuclear site.

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1

Environmental monitoring showed no radioactive contamination after the tests.

2

The first Soviet nuclear device tested there was RDS-1, also called Joe-1, in 1949.

3

The Semipalatinsk Test Site, also known as the Polygon, conducted Soviet nuclear tests from 1949 to 1989.

4

The test site is located in southern Kazakhstan near Almaty.

5

The site is located near Semey in northeastern Kazakhstan.

6

It was officially closed and the tests ceased after Kazakhstan gained independence in 1991.

7

The first nuclear test at Semipalatinsk happened in 1953.

8

The site remained open and active after 1991 and hosts new tests today.

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The test site covered about 18,000 square kilometers.

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The Polygon was primarily used for chemical weapons testing.

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