If you're like a lot of people out there, you've been watching HBO's miniseries Chernobyl with a blend of fascination and horror.

(Not this author, though — studying nuclear war in college was more than enough radioactivity. But other people are really enjoying it!)

The historical drama seemed to have sparked a renewed interest in the crisis, where a power plant in Ukraine malfunctioned, spewing deadly particles into the atmosphere across the then–Soviet Union and Western Europe. While the derelict site has been popular with Ukrainians for years now, in the days since the miniseries aired an uptick of visitors have begun swarming the area, local tour operators told CNN.

In fact, it's entirely possible that some people are enjoying visiting the site of one of the worst nuclear disasters in history a little...too much.

Case in point: Bruno Zupan, aka Twitter user @komacore, posted a compilation of pictures from Instagram on Sunday, showing a variety of poses from the young historians, ranging from the vaguely adventurous to the pretty dang thotty. (One of the women shown in the tweet later said that she was not actually in the Chernobyl area. despite tagging her photo as being there, after being attacked for her provocative pose.)