Visiting Hungary’s Nuclear Research Reactor @Radiacode
Visiting Hungary’s Nuclear Research Reactor  @Radiacode
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In Episode 3 of our Radiacode Eurotour 2026, we visit the Budapest Research Reactor — one of the most unusual locations from our trip through Hungary.

We learn more about the reactor, its history, and the scientific work carried out at the facility. We also use the Radiacode 110 to monitor radiation levels around the site and see what the devices can detect near a working research reactor.

A huge thank you to Danczák Ákos for the fascinating tour, and to our friend @radminerals for joining us on this adventure!

There is still plenty more to come from this journey, including unusual places, experiments, mines, museums, and radioactive history.

Stay tuned — the journey continues.

Area on Radiaverse:
map.radiaverse.com/areas/budapest-research-reactor

Budapest Research Reactor — information and contacts
https://www.ek.hun-ren.hu/budapesti-kutatoreaktor/
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