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What If the Strongest Nuke Exploded in the Deep Ocean?

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Bulkin Vulcan2 months ago

Nothing would happen except for the destruction of a bunch of innocent fish.

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Es lo que hay....2 months ago

And this is how we woke up Godzilla

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CalibornSailor2 months ago

Thats of the bomb would make it down there under the pressure.

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Lloyd Loar2 months ago

Don’t waste it in the ocean. Lets see what it would do to Iran

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Ashmansworth2 months ago

It would be crushed to uselessness before if reached the bottom...

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Sean Oneil2 months ago

This bomb would be crushed like a tin can ling before it reached the bottom but yes let's drop a bomb see what happens

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Bobby Kakar2 months ago

The US military carried out something similar with Operation Crossroads. It turned out so well they never attempted to detonate a nuclear bomb underwater ever again...

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The Real2 months ago

And a lot of cooked fish.

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K$Y2 months ago

How will the nuclear bomb ever get to that level without water pressure making it implode

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Tom Tucker2 months ago

Fake News

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Piotrekk2 months ago

1st of all this "bomb" would implode before reaching anywhere near ocean floor

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Lairon Walters2 months ago

At extreme depths (such as the Mariana Trench at 11,000 meters), water pressure exceeds 1,000 atmospheres.

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Lairon Walters2 months ago

The ocean acts as an effective radiation shield. While radioactive isotopes would contaminate the local water and floor sediments, the surrounding water absorbs the immediate gamma radiation, and currents slowly dilute the contamination over time.

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Lairon Walters2 months ago

Because water is virtually incompressible, the initial shockwave travels through the ocean with extreme efficiency, instantly killing marine life and crushing submarine hulls for miles.

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Lairon Walters2 months ago

If the most powerful nuclear weapon ever built—the Tsar Bomba (50 Megatons)—exploded at the bottom of the deep ocean, surprisingly little would happen at the surface. The sheer weight and pressure of thousands of meters of water would absorb almost all of the energy.

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ENRICO PALLAZZO2 months ago

How about, let’s NOT give anyone any ideas, let’s NOT do this……

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Lairon Walters2 months ago

The detonation creates a fireball of superheated gas and vaporized water that instantly expands into a massive bubble.

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Billy Jean2 months ago

If the planet is bigger. Stronger. And completely indifferent. Who then is making us scared ww iii would wipe all life on earth? 🤔

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Lairon Walters2 months ago

This immense pressure prevents the bubble from reaching the surface; instead, it rapidly collapses, bounces back, expands, and collapses again several times until it breaks down.

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Lairon Walters2 months ago

By the time the energy reaches the top, it produces only a wide patch of warm, turbulent, radioactive water and mild surface swells—not a massive tsunami.

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ryan fortier2 months ago

😲🤔👍

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Espresso Thunder2 months ago

What is this nonsense?

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