On September 19, 1971, a nuclear explosion was produced four kilometers from the village of Galkino, the Ivanovo region. One of many, more precisely, is one of 81 so -called peaceful nuclear explosions, which from 1965 to 1988 rattled throughout the Soviet Union. Usually, “products” worked as usual, only twice the situation got out of control: in Yakutia and in the very center of European Russia, on the Ivanovo Globe.