{Xyro} Nitronixus LOL

That's what I thought!!!

In facto back in 1954 they could make footage with exceptional quality. But if nowadays we can only see these footage with so poor quality it's because it's copies from the raw footage that have been copied and then copied again, and every time the quality is getting worse.

That's the power of good correction. The guy who licenses these clips is a professional film and color guy if you read his website. He worked on Star Wars. HA

@Valek O'Keefe Nah man, I saw film restoration videos and people can repair various kinds of damage.

A man of culture I see 😁

cyanide and happiness?

You stole that from Cyanide And Happiness

Victor26 that literally never fails to make me laugh

This is honestly beautiful. I love this bomb

It's almost apocalyptic

There was one bigger than this ! It call the Tsar Bomba

A freaking hydrogen WMD. Of course it is terrifying

Yep and to think that this isn’t even close to the most powerful nuclear bomb to have been detonated..

@@humbleascanbe2159 Bigger yes but the film quality of the explosion isn't as good as Castle Bravo's.

@@k1osmait’s true. The temperature of the average hydrogen bomb is around 100 million at detonation for a timespan so small it is insignificant. The core of the Sun is estimated to hold a temperature of around 27 million.

@@jaypaint4855 i'm agree with you.

180000000 °F at it's center. @@joel-981

Only for the first microsecond or so of the explosion. By the time the fireball is where you see in this film, it's "only" several thousand degrees in there.

I could discuss this shit for hours. It's fascinating from mining to enrichment to assembly to detonation. So many gigantic brains Involved. And to think all at a period in time with none or very little computer assistance.

Truth Bomb

Love home or hate him he’s spitting straight fa- *BOOOM*

0.2% plane noise

Best action movie I’ve ever seen

10000% CUM

Looks like the diseased brain of a mad scientist.

Booo unfunny comment

@@adenmitchell7633 Really? it was said by a scientist who watched the bomb go off.

@@roquefortfiles dude, its from a cyanide and happiness short

@@heavydancer387 Sorry, what?

Unprecedented existential terror

I don’t think you would even be able to put it into words either. You would just have to be there.

It’s a nuke not a bomb…

@@SK-tr1wo "nuke" is short for "nuclear bomb."

@@SK-tr1wo😂

​@@SK-tr1woso a nuke doesn't go "boom"???? Dumbnut

Whole sky isn't red, all these cameras have extremely dark filters on in order to see the bomb which is brighter than the sun. In reality everything was white light

50 nautical miles, maybe. At the end of this video, the mushroom cloud is more than 7 miles wide!

@@low_bldp4480 thats insane

That's bigger than the whole town of Essex

No no, it was 4.5 miles wide within a second of detonation. It went on to expand to nearly twice that.

@@DinoDudeDillon Really? Jeez

I wonder why hmmmmmmmm hmmmmmmmmm hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm hmmmmmmmmmm

bcs its edited, aliens he says, cringe.

@A. Null Lou Bricant dude chill its not his falt your girlfriend left you for another man

@A. Null Lou Bricant alien? Cringe..

@A. Null Lou Bricant in life there is so much pain, why. don't u ask urself why?

It won't be your favorite when russia launches nuclear weapon to the united states if they continue to fuck with russia in the ukraine war.

But the early beginning of the event is missing. In "Trinity and Beyond" You can watch the primer explosion followed by the growth of the thermonuclear second stage fireball.

The visual along with the engine drone sound makes this a favorite of mine as well.

That fireball was over 5 miles across too. Imagine how huge the Tsar bomb fireball was, at over 57 megatons.

I've heard the shockwave blast radius goes on for 50 miles

And people will say it is beautiful. No. Nothing about nuclear bombs are beautiful. They're destructive, and horrific. They should never be used again.

@@truthseeker2321 Tsar was 50 Megatons but they had the capacity to build a 100 megaton bomb for propaganda but it was waaayyy to big

@ShawnLamont1997 Yeah, you're right. I don't know where I got 57 from, unless it was a typo I didn't catch.

Wait this is not minecraft

@@tiga9620 /give TowerDS_C R/whoooosh 1

@@jeffreychandra912 shut up redditor

@@SaltySilver /no_u spicy_meme

/gamemode creative*

+ToonandBBfan The sound is edited in after the fact. Not to mention the planes doing the photography at that time were not turbo props.

l8tbraker Thanx, it did sound like them though

+l8tbraker yes they were prop engines. if you search hard enough you can find which aircraft were used on said tests and they were prop engined aircraft. FACT

jake pagent I'm not saying they weren't prop engine sounds. I'm saying the sounds were added after the fact.

It could have been either a B36 peacemaker which was introduced in 1949 which had 6 4000HP prop engines or a modified B29

The realisation came way before Castle Bravo was even a thing, as way back as Project Manhattan many of the leading scientists and engineers left the program for moral reasons, Oppenheimer himself almost committed suicide after understanding what they had just created

Remember what Oppenheimer said after the Trinity test.."Now I have become death, the Destroyer of worlds"

Even back in the Manhattan Project, we questioned if we should have ever have made this.

I think after 6 years of war we were looking for any desperate reason to end WW2 quick .. I don’t think this was intended to get into the hands of our enemies i believe they thought back in the day it was just a once (technically twice) thing just to get the war over with

@@woof7538Trinity was the point where the scientific community realized what a terrible mistake they have made. Castle Bravo was the point where government and military realized what a terrible mistake they have made

Phil, NOO... *earth explodes*

thats a lotta damage

Love ur comment lmao

Phil was just following orders

Big brain time

Peter Kuran.

so the noise is fake?

Markyboy28 Stock recordings added later. The number of these films with actual sound recorded at the time of the explosion can be counted on one hand. Sound recording in the field was an expensive and cumbersome process. The first actual live TV broadcast to capture the sound was in 1953. It can be found on You Tube.

Thanks for that info. Out of curiosity, how far away was the plane from the explosion in this video?

Markyboy28 I'm thinking something like 75 miles. Other commenters may have hazarded a guess. I do know the fireball was 7 km across, and was visible over 400 km away.

Godzilla?

Actually the quote came from KONG SKULL ISLAND when John Goodman's character Dr. Randall was trying to get congress to fund the expedition to the island; because otherwise there would be no movie. So in a way this particular quote could sum up the entirety of the Monsterverse as a whole.

SCP Base after containment breach?

@@ricardoacosta2456No it didn’t, the quote came from Godzilla 2014. They may have reiterated it in Kong Skull island but that’s not where it originated.

@HogzillaGaming Thank you for correcting me. I just seem to remember remember the quote more from KONG SKULL ISLAND than from GODZILLA 2014. So anyways, thank you for correcting me.

So that's how Edgar died.

-opens window -smells air -sky turns red -big boy goes KABOOM -screams in terror -turns body to a over cooked steak -window shatters and is gone -closes ashes of window -slips on a banana -dies a slow painful death

> Opens windows > Searches for Bobs >Gets caught by fbi > Opens Glass Windows > Watches giant mushroom cloud > Feels bad man.jpg > Gets into a fridge... > Blasts indiana jones theme in headphones...

True poetry by Edgar himself

PogU 666 likes

True

Siet

This was a test

And creative

Hha

They had to tone it down after this one.

@@RileyGoss just to add on a great comment, it was an accident because they made a mistake with the tritium, instead of evaporation it added another unstable element, the yield was supposed to to be 5 to 6 Mt, it was 2.5x larger at 15Mt a second Hiroshima irradiated 23 Japanese fisherman

​@@kittycatcat6962this one is 15Mt not Kt

@@Tenclave yeah autocorrect is silly and still am too lazy to edit

​@@kittycatcat6962only 23 this time huh?

There's almost no limit to the size (power) they can detonate. The Soviet Tsar-Bomba was actually designed to be 100 MT's. But there was a problem. The blast would have been so massive, that the bomber crew sent to deliver it would have had no chance of surviving. So they scaled it back 50%. Essentially, the full yield version was undeliverable by bomber crews (suicide mission).

Grady L. Appearantly the Tsar Bomb was so powerful, that some people in eastern Europe recieved burns from the heat generated. "Eastern Europe" may not be the best way to describe the distance, but my knowledge of global Geography is limited.

Grady L. If it makes you feel better the U.S. has the most powerful nuclear weapon in service. Not modern day Russia.

Not sure, Putin is probably hiding a Tsar somewhere :P

The tsar was impractical. The bomber used to carry it had to be heavily modified. It was purely a proof of concept bomb. The difference between Russia and the US. One bolsters and blusters. The other thinks practically.

@BlackWatchAmbush Plus it would just be downright cool. People announcing to your relatives and friends you died in a giant 30km wide flaming ball of death that came from the sky? Not bad.

Honestly i think the view is so cute but no problem when you out of radius lol

You wouldn’t see it the insides of your eyeballs would be vaporized along with your face hair and skin

@@crogthecreator7290 everything would be vaporized the intense heat of the blast would be so powerful your shadow would be stuck to the ground even years after the explosion you can see this with the Hiroshima and Nagasaki explosions too

You'd be blind the moment light from it hits you if your near the explosion tho.

Well it was 20min before sunrise, so not dark night, but also not really in daylight

That’s actually fucking insane

Fridge .....

@@yuno2352 indiana jones reference?

**Duck and Cover!**

i Like Eugeo the camera man always live there basically immortal

The camera man can survive anything.

...and saying, "OH, SHIT! OH, SHIT..."

No! OH! OH MY GOD OH! OH MY F*CKING GOD!!!!

The scariest thing to hear at a nuclear test site is “oops...”

/watch?v=sFnPmOO1SIs

1987greenman oh, so not that bad? Lol

Look up tsar Bomba. Makea this look like a firecracker in comparison

tsar bomba was not even recorded properly because of it's it's extreme radiation

@@flazerflint we at Consters museum of Godzilla are unsure whether the Russians were looking to split the atom or the earth with this one 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@flazerflint it's probably not even that, it's probably that the recordings weren't as public as the ones in the us + it was harder to get good equipment in ussr

You are back

how are you on all The videos i watch

Jesse Stinson not even remotely close

Lol

Jesse Stinson oh this one is like 50x more powerful and bigger then that one

Sachidanand Sharma holy shit yes

Also, the Castle Bravo bomb was detonated in 1954 in order to kill Godzilla in first place, after his first appereance, but they failed in doing so. Since then, they've kept these facts hidden by simply refering to the Castle Bravo explosion as a regular nuclear test.

@@hallfrir3716 I thought Godzilla's killing in the name of the bomb test was just a dialogue from the movie. I mean, was it even real that tests in the 1950's were meant to kill the dinosaur which raises the question that was Godzilla even alive in the 1950's?

I think you didn't understand my comment. Everything I said was refering exactly to the plot of the 2014 movie, which takes place in the Monsterverse timeline. They use the real life event of the Castle Bravo detonation as a background for the story of the film. None of this really happened in that way

@@hallfrir3716 Oh! I didn't understand a simple joke.

It’s also terrifying that all this destructive power was created from something as small as a human brain.

Humans are the top g that’s why

@@jun31d_14 now that scares me

Castle bravo is actually a fusion warehouse kind of bomb

@@azariahazariah4493 Until they blow themselves up. Then Cockroaches become the top g.

Donald Clinton 2020 when I eat chipotle at night

...After taco bell

Perfect masterbation.....

they will get vaporized

. . . or MUTATE them into something the size of a large dog!

Yeah, it is

Ah yes. Footage of something that is killing many innocent people. Very relaxing, yes indeed.

@@PretendCaleb It killed 1 person and that was an accident, it was a test but the wind changed directions and blew towards a ship and 1 person in the crew of 23 died of acute radioactive poisoning so not "many" innocent people were killed compared to the Soviet detonation of the tsar bomba. So it can be seen as more of a very powerful firework which could potentially kill millions of people.

pretendnotch come on man, I bet that you are the type of person who gets butthurt over a simple joke, life has it’s shitty moments. This was one of them and we can’t do anything more than watch.

James Unwin even if it didn’t kill many people it doesn’t mean it’s not bad. There’s still probably some of that radiation there.

Horrific

terrifying..

One of the best inventions of mankind

You're not far off from 'not of this world', this is the very thing that drives the sun, and the nuclear fusion inside the cores of all stars, that in turn provide light and energy to all life on earth and in the universe. Nature is often terrifying and wondrous at the same time. Such elemental power and ferocity. The very forces of the atoms and molecules that make up all matter being unleashed in an awesome display of power. Truly something to behold. Nature has a way of humbling us to reckon with the forces that make our universe work and govern all that exists, including our own lives and destiny. For the first time man's destiny is in his own hands. Truly a terrifying and humbling notion. I can understand Oppenheimer's infamous words more than ever... *_I am become death, destroyer of worlds_* The very thing that makes all life on earth possible may very well be the thing that ends it.

@@believer431 *worst

Original film transferred to digital, then restored to HD for the movie.

Ikr, not bad for 67 years ago

Yes the quality of this video is so great. It has better quality than almost all tv shows now.

True it’s Great footage

Bruh the Camera in this footage was probably one of the best and most expensive of the era.

Hella underrated comment right here🤣

apóvlitos hella under rated comment

True

@Levi Bachus kid be quiet.

@Levi Bachus yes I know you are a kid by the way you type..

When in an arms race, one has to test their arms to ensure they're better than the enemy's. It sounds absurd, it probably is, but it's sound logic for the situation they were in.

I mean Castle Bravo is properly one of the best reasons why these tests were kind of important. They thought using cheaper lithium wouldn't have any consequences only for them to learn from this test that doing so doubled the bombs explosive power. This is pretty important knowledge with it comes to constructing and using such weapons.

The US doing these tests likely saved us from nuclear war. The Russians would think (and we would) be way behind them in the nuclear arms race if we didn't do these tests.

And this particular test resulted in atmospheric ban treaty.

Spoken like a true art film

do skydive on it nice sunset you ca fell

It's a sort of sunset for some people.

When sun rises from the west, you gotta start running

Pov: you are a japanese sailor on a boat called sea dragon

CALL OF DUTYYYY

The Beginning of the Castle Bravo Fart

CODslayer_YT - your name clearly represents your excitement of that call of duty reference.

Poke Okwardi • 10 years ago Lol, yeh.

EVERYONE HANG ONNNNNNNN

+YawnGod that fireball was just so beautiful and I think this is real time video and not slow motion. which means that fire mushroom had to be almost a few miles across. and yet we built stand off nuclear warhead that had way more power like the B41 H-bomb which had a max yield of 25 megatons

+derek wall The fireball was about 5 miles in diameter. And the bomb was about the size of a large car. Truly insane.

ikr! I thought it's CGI in the beginning.

YawnGod nope just everything getting vapourized

YawnGod and especially for 1954

* 1954

The 35mm film format was introduced into still photography as early as 1913 but first became popular with the launch of the Leica camera in 1925. It is difficult to compare the quality of film to digital media but a good estimate would be about 20.8 million total pixels (20 megapixels) would equal one 35 millimeter high quality color frame of film.

thx for learn me that i love that nuke

That's because film is way better looking than digital, at he moment

This is computer generated. It's not a movie....

Well put

Wow great input! The fact that this kind of power is in the hands of egotistical petty people is such a scary thought. Need to settle there differences between them and leave us out of it

I had an old friends who was personel on some of tests they dis out near Vegas. He said the fireball had every color you could imagine swirling and churning like some psychedelic nightmare.

"Watching this before Oppenheimer..." Youpeople are pa thet ic.

You have to remember that the observation spot used by Oppenheimer would be inside that blast, if they used a hydrogen bomb like Castle Bravo instead of a fission one

Reeeeeeeee

Justin Y. MY GOD, YOURE EVERYWHERE

Justin Y. I’m concerned for your health

wtf are you doing here???

hello there

Haha Murica go boom

Dam right brotherr amurica!

Bro get rid of that agario profile

@@jacknguyen7004 Take a look at your own fucking default ass.

@@Jack7. lmao my guy

Yeah... so? Nuclear bombs are big

50 miles away, and at night. It's fucking scary what we've created.

@@cereal4694 Big Smoke Go watch my most recent video posted over a year ago titled Vishnu. I meant we as in "The human race."

You were there ?

@@TheFailLord72 Yeah it´s crazy how big this is. I mean, those rings of condensed air are traveling faster than sound, so probably like.. one kilometer per second, maybe a little less? -Spino

looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

It is actually beautiful

Bruh

@@detonationbeats9888 yea

Humanity’s worst creation. 😢

@@FaezineThat, or bioweapons (which can also end the Human species).

@@shockwave2291or weather modification as well. Such as hurricane Katrina for example!

It's not any mushroom cloud - it's a TRUFFLE cloud .

The tsar bomba wasn't just "a bit" more powerful: Castle Bravo is estimated around 15 megatons of tnt, meanwhile the tsar bomba was estimated around 57 megatons of tnt, 3.8 times more... And, initially, it was supposed being 114 megatons of tnt! But they feared that it would been to powerful, so they decided to just detonate half of the bomb...

Same..

It's the droning sound that does it for me. Something really desolate, apocalyptic but calm about it...

this and this one for me: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/kaRkfoyesYWL23k.html

It's insane how one device is capable of completely stripping an area of any life in seconds

this and the relatively tiny meteor which we get every 100-300 years which exploded over siberia have something in common, both exploded with the same strength of 15 megatons

Godzilla reference?

Godzilla 457 Indeed

Monarch Sciences ...let them fight

"Godzilla"

Kill what?

plusplusplusplusp If I'm not mistaken this video is running at half speed, so the fireball would rise exactly twice as fast. I believe there is footage of it at regular speed. The slower speed allows you to see it in more detail as it rises..

Or it could be a tiny "fireball" shot at high speed and slowed down. You should look up "Lookout Mountain studios"!

Slappy Fistwad Or you could actually learn shit.

If the fireball was also that large in the video, I wonder how far away the plane was...

WaveForceful 75 nautical miles at an altitude of 12,500ft.

only real OGs know

Yupp

The creator of the first atomic bomb.

._. Gives me chills ever time

Ironically he had saved the world from god knows what world wars.

nice Kong Skull Island/Godzilla 2014 reference

FINALLY A GODZILLA FAN!!!

Scientist: oopsies looks like we made him stronger

NOW I CAN SEE THE WHAAAAAAALES

Addicted to Godzilla You People are addicted godzilla

-Einstein i'm pretty sure it's einstein pls correct me if i am wrong

MATRIXuser ye it's him

@@cozzy124 thx for clarifying

MATRIXuser np

Because it doesn’t have the intelligence

valinor100 "the living would envy the dead" is actually also a saying that has to do with the end times before the day of judgment in shia islam just saying i thought that was pretty interesting

namn The fact that this still doesn't even come close to Tsar Bomba is scary to say the least!

John Rooney And the fact that the Tsar Bomba was actually scaled down from its original 100MT.

valinor100 The reason it was so demoralizing wasn't because of the fallout or the actual scale, it's because Castle Bravo shouldn't have been that big. It was only supposed to be a 5 megaton bomb, but the scientists miscalculated the fuel sources, and it ended up being three times more powerful, nearly killing the test crew and tearing a hole into the Bikini Atoll.

The Addiction 2 The yield was indeed much greater than anyone imagined. The fallout had a really big effect though. The knowledge that it could reach so far led to the idea that wiping out your enemy could end up getting you too. A few years later a sci-fi author wrote the famous book 'On the Beach' about a nuclear war in the Northern Hemisphere leading to huge fallout making its ways south and giving everyone in the Southern Hemisphere a few years to live. People are distributed cyanide pills, etc. The American government vigorously denied a scenario like that but it was impossible to downplay what had happened...Castle Bravo was originally supposed to be a secret!

(insert Pillar Man awaken theme)

I Think you Got Addicted to Godzilla?

I have some speculation as to whether the Soviet Union actually made a 50MT bomb, part of me just doesn’t believe it. Mostly due to the footage for Tsar Bomba and Castle Bravo. Bravo’s fireball expands and rises so slowly in real time while Tsar Bomba’s rises relatively quicker in the real time footage of its detonation.

Must be because the Tsar bomb was an air detonation (2.5 miles above ground) where as Bravo was a ground detonation. Also the Tsar bomb was soo powerful that it's own shock wave prevented the fireball from hitting the ground causing it to go up quicker.

That would also explain why Castle Bravo had more fallout.

Yup, the US was always better at making movies. When you can't really use your superweapons and the vast majority of people can't really go into space, what really matters is how good you make it look on their TV screens.

But the biggest explosion on earth was a volcano explosion

- The AI - Realistic Virtual Reality - Longevity - Mass automation - Space expansion There are many future achievements that will change everything.

The way the tempo rises is perfect.

AI virtual reality and automation all rely on computers. Longevity and genetics work will be based off of simulations and models made on and by computer

Castle Bravo is exciting for one reason. It is not an atomic bomb, but rather the first hydrogen bomb in history to explode in three stages. As for the Soviet Caesar and the American B41, it is an imitation of Castel Bravo, but it is full of titanium, so you do not arouse interest. You can fill the hydrogen bomb with titanium that you need.

@@Hgulix62 ah yes. Realistic Virtual Porn.... Though would any of us complain?

Varies with air temperature.

And who did it kill? smh

@@megamilyon6111 : The arms race didn't defeat Communism. It sure as heck didn't defeat authoritarianism in Russia. The Soviets defeated themselves, slowly but surely.

​​@@megamilyon6111 ​​@MegaMilyon wha?? This was being tested years after. To say testing nukes because of Communism was a good idea just makes you sound.... I will be polite. The idea that because communism was bad it justifies irradiating an entire portion of our planet. Come on..

@@Andrew3455 Communism has killed about 100 million people. How many people died from these tests ? Probably around 10,000 at most

​@@megamilyon6111lol we never used the atom on the soviets, and if we had, far more people would have died. There is not and never will be an excuse for this power. Unfortunately we're stuck with this sword of damacles now but god this is not "good" You want to know what helped bring down the soviets? Chernobyl. Civil unrest. Their own misuse of the atom. The us did nothing to defeat them, they did it themselves.

No lie

godzilla691138MW3 to think the Tsar Bomba that the USSR tested was 5 Times more powerful than this 😳

But the fallout is really nasty.

@@Cwmbran1984 We know, we know.. but until there is more footage of the Tsar Bomba released this will always be the most spectacular.

And to think this is only a fraction of the power of the atom. When you consider our own star has millions of atomic explosions millions of times bigger that castle bravo going off ever second...

Maybe this video is what inspired it.

Some cursed orb is draining Godzilla's atomic breath when he tries to charge up

@@jacobbaumgardner3406 Actually it was this that inspired the first Godzilla movie later that year in 1954

@@mightymac63 this is Castle Bravo.

@@jacobbaumgardner3406 Yes the original Godzilla movie was inspired by the US atomic bombing of Japan and the Castle bravo incident

a mutated sponge

Godzilla does now.

Political Correctness nothing anymore after this shit

Political Correctness CAS - TLE BRA - VO!

SPONGEBOB IN A VAULT

Hahahahaha

Oppenheimer, quoting the Bhagadaga Vida, 12 years after Trinity.

@@puncheex2 Bhagavad Gita* but yea, still a really devastating quote

@@brunomanriquez8697 I would say that is was more appropriate than devastating. And don't mind the brain-fart spelling.

@@puncheex2 yes indeed, it was really appropiate, but also imagining how oppenheimer thought about himself because of what he helped to make is incredibly sad

And Edward teller, the creator of the termonuklir bom or hidrogen bom

The Trinity test was much, much smaller than the castle bravo test. The bomb at the trinity test was about 25 kilotons of TNT. The castle bravo detonation was about 15000 kilotons of TNT.

​@@jakeola10the actual trinity explosion is still really impressive and awe inspiring. Better than Nolan's rendition of it at least

Yeah it is the engines you can even hear them slightly change rpm. Its fucking terrifying though when playing along with the video. As a musician it also gets on my nerves because each rpm makes it a different pitch so for the first part of the video my music part of my brain was waiting for it to change pitch after X beats but it just remained at the same pitch.

I wouldnt be surprised if a movie composer uses that low engine sound

Break one out for the grande finale of a fireworks display or something... :)

tvercetti1 If he doesn't take shit from other countries, that might increase the chances that many of us may find ourselves bathing in radiation one day. I don't think the international community reacts well to leaders acting overly bold and assertive.

@zooofie America saved the World 3 times in 100 years. No one else could have or would have done that. President Trump is doing just fine. Foreigners just hate that our current leader isn't a weak kneed fruit or pushover like the 4 previous Presidents were.

@@dshedwick3235 lmao the US is the world's greatest exploiter, imperialist, terroriser and war criminal. it's allied with, or does nothing to stop, the most evil regimes in the world. fuck Trump, fuck the Republicans and Democrats, fuck the US military, and fuck capitalism. they're all bastards who kill and exploit innocent and working-class people in order to profit the owner class

@@gloverelaxis Found the metrosexual communist.

If you are going to suffer a nuclear blast the epicenter is where you wanna be for least amount of suffering

the worst part is possibly surviving it

Nuclear explosions are scary, only if it's being used on you. It's actually quite gratifying to your enemies.

@@joeya6795 civilians are not your enemies, and they will be the main victim in case of a nuclear war

yeh, the US did this to japan....

This footage is actually slightly slowed down. Put the playback speed to 1.25 to get the original speed.

Try being there, i doubt I'll still hear you calling it beautiful

@@manuelasousa7268 from a far it looks pretty cool

It's not slowly rising at all. The camera is just 50 miles away from the blast. It's moving incredibly fast.

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