I like what you did there

Actually he transformed from a profilatic sponge to a sea sponge to a cleaning spong

Godzilla transformed from an iguana to an atomic monster

@@mr.badtouch1482 =_=

Monkey transform into 🙎🏿‍♂️

>we are the real monsters :O

Not surprised honestly

shows that we need to be more conservative when we hunt non-food animals..

There is a reason humanity is considered the sixth mass extinction.

Nuclear fallout comes from humanity, so your ideology is void.

Clearly you need to add more plutonium to the tank.

it's wastesea, not wasteland

One species is thriving. Many others died off.

@@szbnahl some people do dose strontium. Pretty much the same, right?

Ouch.

Is that the snail with an iron shell? It's metal af.

Yeah, we humans just lack the insight that we are first, a part of nature, and second, a comparatively fragile one at that. Sure, animal and plant species die out all the time, due to human activities or other factors, but only when we ourselves feel the impact of well... nuclear bombs and accidents, do we start to investigate and question it. If, hopefully, we do no Fallout ourselves in a few decades, climate change will be hard enough on humanity as a whole. Humans do not have the capability to quickly evolve for survival in different conditions over just a few generations. Nature will be here in a few 10000 years, humans very likely won't...

A nuclear apocalypses might not be the end of humanity as depicted in movies tbh. Yes it might wipe out 95% of all humans, but those that actually survive by natural selection will have a highly resiliency towards radiation and cancer and will pass that on to their offsprings. Within 500 years, which, frankly, is a blink of an eye in the grand scheme of things, humanity will emerge even more resilient than before.

​Comparing it with an AI apocalypse, then humanity would be extinct. @@SavageDragon999

Life..uh.. You know the rest.

Real science baby!

This whole channel has that, it’s great.

Some organisms would adapt to the radiation in the atmosphere. Just not us

@@Tribrid-zv3nq Of course, but I'd like to actually see some of these "adaptations" and their impact on the insect's ability to thrive and on the environment it's self. Maybe I'll Google it and see what turns up.

funnily enough most of the insects we encounter in fallout new vegas are man made, from the cazadors to the night stalkers all are made from gene splicing their mutated genomes

Google for bugs in Chernobyl, you'll see. They are disfigured.

​@@Tribrid-zv3nqperhaps humans are not so adept at rapid evolution..or its karma since we are the ones who caused the mess

Just did, holy crap I wonder how many other times the world has come so close to an end

I had forgotten these brave men. Thank you.

Humans are also part of the nature. They would recover as well.

Good thing she had the lone wanderer to use as a Guinea pig. Sorry, I meant study.

Breathe in enoght and your Bad time ends faster

How is the frog example quick evolution? Wouldn't that just be rapid natural selection?

I mean, it is true, isn't it? The islanders are more similar to Americans than mice are

​@@John_Smith_86 at the time, they were part of the US (or US-controlled territory). So, politically, they were Americans

@@elpito9326 Right. Politically

@@John_Smith_86 what are you trying to say?

Not really.

@@itzhexen0 I mean if it's bad enough, then yeah..

Eh...

Definitely F**KING SCARY! What's REALLY SCARY though is that for four years DONALD GUMP had control and, could have ordered a test and/or an attack.... At almost ANY time! Unbelievable!

Ask the people exposed to fallout.

+1 also, I couldn't find a sign with text - only symbol, But for anyone who is interested, it should say "Обережно радіоактивність"

And a side fact that Chernobyl actually was a military zone before the war so in theory there could have been some mines, and the modern sign for mines is actually red square, because it's often installed in "green" places, and the black sign will not be visible. So in theory it could be in Chernobyl, also there are a lot of shots from Chernobyl, So my theory is someone made this photo in Chernobyl and the person who picked it doesn't know Ukrainian language to understand that it's unrelated.

Checked it again.. I think you are 100% right: the sign is made by using spray paint and stencil - not a soviet era thing and was done because supplying mines sign is not very important. In my defence, before the invasion i've seen a lot of red signs "HALT! MINES!".

Carpet bombing being not literal but figurative as carpet bombing a whole country by destroying all major cities and military installations.

If he could sprint that long with his record speed. But because of the distance and the lack of preparation from his part would make it impossible. But otherwise impressive.

Blast wave pressure

@@raybod1775 Makes sense. Thanks

At the time scientists had no idea about the amplification effect of lithium-oxide metals used in the CASTLE BRAVO shots casing. It basically under goes a process where itself turns into fissile material that adds to the yield by releasing what I like to call an "assload of nuetrons". Modern nuclear weapons are said to have blast temperatures that momentarily rival the core of the sun in temperature.

​@RichardWilliams2015 they get much hotter a thing many people seem to overestimate is our sun temperature. The Fusion in the sun happens due to the sheer pressure of gravity and a smaller amount of heat. Sure the sun is hot. But we can easily Beat this temperature by Factors of 10.

@@Flt.Hawkeye exactly! The hottest temperatures so far have been generated by CERN smacking sub atomic particles together like in the trillions of billions degrees C

Was thinking the same thing. I suspect there should be a “kilo” in there.

Glad I wasn't crazy lol

Well the title says nuclear fallout, so it’s not limited to one subject since fallout applies to all of those

"Clean up babe, Star Trek's on" Those who know, know.

well technically it was somewhat routine. they were testing worst case scenario's.

@@DomyTheMad420 They were trying to see if the generators could provide enough current to maintain core cooling during a shutdown, until backup diesel generators could come online to take over the cooling. This was in the event of a loss of grid power. (Fission plants require power even when offline to keep the core within safe temperatures.) Unfortunately, the methodology of the test was incredibly botched, but pushed ahead due to pressure from Party authorities (surprise, surprise). For a full discussion of the event by somebody who actually knows how this stuff works (as opposed to me), there's an excellent lecture on the MIT Open Course Ware channel here on YT.

​@@Archangelm127 It is also important to note that the Communist Party denied requests for separate control rods and forced scientists to remain silent about known problems. The rods used to decelerate the nuclear chain reaction in the Vladimir I. Lenin Nuclear Power Plant in Chernobyl had graphite tips. While graphite can initially help moderate neutrons to increase the fission rate of U-235 to U-236, the party's decision to keep this design flaw a secret had dire consequences. In a hasty effort to complete a test, the leading senior engineer ordered the removal of almost all control rods instead of ending the test and performing a complex reactor reboot. He acted under the false assumption that the AZ emergency shutdown switch would provide a safety net. Unfortunately, in a highly critical situation, the graphite tips on the control rods exacerbated the chain reaction due to a phenomenon called positive void coefficient. This dramatic pressure increase deformed the rods, preventing them from being inserted far enough to stop the reaction. Like Three Mile Island and Fukushima, Chernobyl demonstrates that while nuclear technology carries inherent risks, leadership failures and the suppression of information are often the root causes of disaster.

Average schizophrenic conspirator

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Absolutely ludicrous. They’ll be saying nuking Japan should have resulted in the X-Men next.