"Create a 10-minute animated video for educational purposes aimed at middle school students (8th grade) explaining the Chernobyl disaster. The video should include a Minecraft-style theme, with pixelated characters and environments that resemble the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, Pripyat, and related settings. The video should be fully AI-generated, with no manual input required. Instructions for the AI: 1. Characters: Include characters representing key figures such as engineers, workers, firefighters, and a narrator. The main character should be 'Engineer Alex', a competent and calm individual who is central to the narrative. 2. Script Outline: Scene 1: Introduce the setting in a Minecraft-like Pripyat with a narrator explaining the peaceful life before the disaster and the significance of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. Scene 2: Demonstrate how the reactor works with simple animations of uranium rods, steam turbines, and safety mechanisms. Use clear, child-friendly explanations. Scene 3: Show the events leading to the disaster. Portray Engineer Alex and Worker Bob trying to manage the safety test that went wrong. Include visual cues of alarms, power surges, and the explosive reaction. Scene 4: Highlight the heroics of the firefighters and engineers like Dmitri and Elena who worked tirelessly to contain the situation and prevent further explosions. Scene 5: Illustrate the evacuation of Pripyat's residents, showing families and citizens in a rush to leave, capturing the emotional gravity of the moment. Scene 6: End with an explanation of the aftermath and lessons learned, including modern nuclear safety measures and the creation of the New Safe Confinement structure. Visual Style: Use a blocky, pixelated Minecraft-style for all characters, backgrounds, and animations. Use bright colors for safe scenes and darker, dramatic tones for the disaster scenes. Audio: Include background music: calm and educational music for non-crisis scenes; tense, dramatic music for the explosion and containment scenes. Use voiceovers for character dialogues, narrated explanations, and sound effects such as alarms and machinery. Key Points to Include: How nuclear reactors work, using simple terms. The fatal flaws in Reactor 4's design. The brave actions of the first responders and how they saved lives. The long-term impact on the environment and health of the population. Modern safety improvements in nuclear energy. End Note: Conclude with the narrator asking a thought-provoking question: 'How can we harness the power of nuclear energy safely in the future?'."