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‘What’s wrong with a nuclear test?" "The word test is the wrong word. These explosions have an energy yield equivalent to a thousand Hiroshima bombs. The fallout is devastating." Chemical engineer Ivana Nikolić Hughes on Trump's nuclear testing

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I think you will find this handy in the near future. It is important to distinguish between tactical nukes and a full-blown nuclear war, which would follow a “limited nuclear war.” The first two videos show tactical nukes with 0.3 and 1 kilotons of power, which yield lower radiation. The third video is from the Trinity Test, a powerful 20-kiloton nuclear weapon equivalent to the one used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The fourth video shows the devastating 50-megaton (50,000 kilotons) nuclear bomb—about 3,300 times stronger than the Trinity Test—with a fireball visible from a radius of 1,000 miles.

I think you will find this handy in the near future. It is important to distinguish between tactical nukes and a full-blown nuclear war, which would follow a “limited nuclear war.” The first two videos show tactical nukes with 0.3 and 1 kilotons of power, which yield lower radiation. The third video is from the Trinity Test, a powerful 20-kiloton nuclear weapon equivalent to the one used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The fourth video shows the devastating 50-megaton (50,000 kilotons) nuclear bomb—about 3,300 times stronger than the Trinity Test—with a fireball visible from a radius of 1,000 miles.

Open Minded Approach

20,039 次观看 • 4 个月前

🇷🇺🇺🇸 "If anyone abandons the moratorium on nuclear weapons testing, Russia will act accordingly" — Kremlin's Spokesman Dmitry Peskov "If Trump is referring to the Burevestnik test, it is not a nuclear test"

🇷🇺🇺🇸 "If anyone abandons the moratorium on nuclear weapons testing, Russia will act accordingly" — Kremlin's Spokesman Dmitry Peskov "If Trump is referring to the Burevestnik test, it is not a nuclear test"

Lord Bebo

16,856 次观看 • 10 个月前

The U.S. allegation that China had conducted nuclear testing is unsubstantiated and groundless. China has all along firmly supported the purposes and objectives of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and honored the moratorium on nuclear testing, which is a commitment made by the five nuclear-weapon states.

The U.S. allegation that China had conducted nuclear testing is unsubstantiated and groundless. China has all along firmly supported the purposes and objectives of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and honored the moratorium on nuclear testing, which is a commitment made by the five nuclear-weapon states.

Mao Ning 毛宁

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇱 The weapon that detonated on the testing ground in Israel is meant for nuclear warheads. Ex-U.S. Navy Malcolm Nance broke down what happened. "It has one function on this planet, which is to loft an atomic warhead. You're not going to be seeing a Jericho three with a one tonne non-nuclear warhead." If this was a test gone wrong, the world just watched Israel's strategic nuclear deterrent fail in real time. Malcolm Nance

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇱 The weapon that detonated on the testing ground in Israel is meant for nuclear warheads. Ex-U.S. Navy Malcolm Nance broke down what happened. "It has one function on this planet, which is to loft an atomic warhead. You're not going to be seeing a Jericho three with a one tonne non-nuclear warhead." If this was a test gone wrong, the world just watched Israel's strategic nuclear deterrent fail in real time. Malcolm Nance

Mario Nawfal

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Russia and China have conducted super-critical nuclear weapons tests to advance their nuclear programs. The U.S. has been bound to a zero-yield test standard since 1992. It’s welcome news that President Trump is allowing us to conduct activities on par with Russia and China to advance and modernize the U.S. nuclear stockpile.

Russia and China have conducted super-critical nuclear weapons tests to advance their nuclear programs. The U.S. has been bound to a zero-yield test standard since 1992. It’s welcome news that President Trump is allowing us to conduct activities on par with Russia and China to advance and modernize the U.S. nuclear stockpile.

Tom Cotton

51,042 次观看 • 10 个月前

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Body cameras have been a nuclear bomb for the myth of the long-suffering Black in America. Imagine the COSTS you and I will pay for these people throughout the rest of their lives. Speaking of nuclear bombs: Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Detroit, and Chicago prove that a few thousand of these people are infinitely more destructive than a detonated nuclear bomb.

Commie Gibberish of the Day

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Today in 1961, the Soviets test the largest nuclear weapon in history. The 50-megaton "Tsar Bomba" blast is equal to 3,000 Hiroshima explosions. Its mushroom cloud reaches an altitude of 40 miles. For more astounding facts about the Tsar Bomba, click

Today in 1961, the Soviets test the largest nuclear weapon in history. The 50-megaton "Tsar Bomba" blast is equal to 3,000 Hiroshima explosions. Its mushroom cloud reaches an altitude of 40 miles. For more astounding facts about the Tsar Bomba, click

Military History Now

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NORAH O'DONNELL: So why do we need to test our nuclear weapons? US PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, because you have to see how they work, you know. You do have to, and the reason I'm saying testing is because Russia announced that they're gonna be doing a test. If you noticed, North Korea is testing constantly, other countries are testing. We're the only country that doesn't test, and I don't wanna be the only country that doesn't test. NORAH O'DONNELL: Are you saying that after more than 30 years, the United States is going to start detonating nuclear weapons? US PRESIDENT TRUMP: I'm saying that we're going to test nuclear weapons like other countries do, yes. NORAH O'DONNELL: But the only country that is testing nuclear weapons is North Korea. China and Russia are not... US PRESIDENT TRUMP: No, no. Russia is testing nuclear weapons. And China is testing them too. You just don't know about it. NORAH O'DONNELL: That would be certainly newsworthy. My understanding is that what Russia did recently was test essentially the delivery system for nuclear weapons. Essentially - missiles. Which we can do that, but not with nuclear warheads. US PRESIDENT TRUMP: Russia is testing and China is testing, but they don't talk about it, you know. We're an open society, we're different. We talk about it, we have to talk about it. Because otherwise you people gonna report. They don't have reporters that gonna be writing about it, we do.

NORAH O'DONNELL: So why do we need to test our nuclear weapons? US PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, because you have to see how they work, you know. You do have to, and the reason I'm saying testing is because Russia announced that they're gonna be doing a test. If you noticed, North Korea is testing constantly, other countries are testing. We're the only country that doesn't test, and I don't wanna be the only country that doesn't test. NORAH O'DONNELL: Are you saying that after more than 30 years, the United States is going to start detonating nuclear weapons? US PRESIDENT TRUMP: I'm saying that we're going to test nuclear weapons like other countries do, yes. NORAH O'DONNELL: But the only country that is testing nuclear weapons is North Korea. China and Russia are not... US PRESIDENT TRUMP: No, no. Russia is testing nuclear weapons. And China is testing them too. You just don't know about it. NORAH O'DONNELL: That would be certainly newsworthy. My understanding is that what Russia did recently was test essentially the delivery system for nuclear weapons. Essentially - missiles. Which we can do that, but not with nuclear warheads. US PRESIDENT TRUMP: Russia is testing and China is testing, but they don't talk about it, you know. We're an open society, we're different. We talk about it, we have to talk about it. Because otherwise you people gonna report. They don't have reporters that gonna be writing about it, we do.

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The largest non-nuclear artificial explosion in history is the Minor Scale test: 4744 tons of ANFO packed into a dome simulated the blast for an 8 kT yield airburst nuke.

The largest non-nuclear artificial explosion in history is the Minor Scale test: 4744 tons of ANFO packed into a dome simulated the blast for an 8 kT yield airburst nuke.

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The destructive potential of today's nuclear weapons is almost impossible to imagine. An attack with a nuclear ballistic missile would be nothing like Hiroshima. Science Time 24 on YouTube has just released a video showing the true scale of modern nuclear weapons

The destructive potential of today's nuclear weapons is almost impossible to imagine. An attack with a nuclear ballistic missile would be nothing like Hiroshima. Science Time 24 on YouTube has just released a video showing the true scale of modern nuclear weapons

Visegrád 24

282,132 次观看 • 1 年前

Alastair Crooke: The US🇺🇸 may have signalled that it will resume nuclear weapons testing because Trump misunderstood a Russian missile test as a nuclear test ‘It seems to be based on a misunderstanding. Allegedly, Trump has proposed the idea of nuclear tests in response to Russian nuclear tests. But there hasn’t been a Russian nuclear test. The Burevestnik missile, that was publicised these recent days, like the Oreshnik. But this one has a nuclear power. It has got a propulsion system that is nuclear-based. Its warhead isn’t. There isn’t a nuclear warhead on it. It is a conventional warhead, but it is just instead of having a rocket propulsion, it has a nuclear drive that propels it. And this is why it’s able to stay aloft for a very long time, and in fact traverse the whole globe. But it’s nuclear propulsion, not a nuclear weapon. Did Trump understand that? Or did he just think this was a new nuclear weapon that Russia was testing? He probably didn’t understand that it wasn’t. It was just its propulsion mechanism that is nuclear, but not its warhead. Did Trump understand that? Or did he just think this was a new nuclear weapon that Russia was testing? He probably didn’t understand that it wasn’t. It was just its propulsion mechanism that is nuclear, but not its warhead. Now, whether the Russians have been testing underground before, I doubt it…I’m sure they would have taken every opportunity to say it if they thought they had detected Russian or Chinese underground tests.’ -Alastair Crooke, the former Middle East Advisor to the EU Foreign Policy Chief, on the latest episode of Going Underground FULL INTERVIEW BELOW IN THE REPLIES👇

Alastair Crooke: The US🇺🇸 may have signalled that it will resume nuclear weapons testing because Trump misunderstood a Russian missile test as a nuclear test ‘It seems to be based on a misunderstanding. Allegedly, Trump has proposed the idea of nuclear tests in response to Russian nuclear tests. But there hasn’t been a Russian nuclear test. The Burevestnik missile, that was publicised these recent days, like the Oreshnik. But this one has a nuclear power. It has got a propulsion system that is nuclear-based. Its warhead isn’t. There isn’t a nuclear warhead on it. It is a conventional warhead, but it is just instead of having a rocket propulsion, it has a nuclear drive that propels it. And this is why it’s able to stay aloft for a very long time, and in fact traverse the whole globe. But it’s nuclear propulsion, not a nuclear weapon. Did Trump understand that? Or did he just think this was a new nuclear weapon that Russia was testing? He probably didn’t understand that it wasn’t. It was just its propulsion mechanism that is nuclear, but not its warhead. Did Trump understand that? Or did he just think this was a new nuclear weapon that Russia was testing? He probably didn’t understand that it wasn’t. It was just its propulsion mechanism that is nuclear, but not its warhead. Now, whether the Russians have been testing underground before, I doubt it…I’m sure they would have taken every opportunity to say it if they thought they had detected Russian or Chinese underground tests.’ -Alastair Crooke, the former Middle East Advisor to the EU Foreign Policy Chief, on the latest episode of Going Underground FULL INTERVIEW BELOW IN THE REPLIES👇

Going Underground

52,238 次观看 • 9 个月前

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"US to test hypersonic nuclear missile tonight just hours after election polls close - amid growing WWIII fears." Tucker and Mike Lee react to an article about nuclear weapons testing tonight on election night. "What the hell is that?"

TCN

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Fox News

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It’s been 33 years since the U.S. last conducted a nuclear test. That decision made the world safer. Now, Trump is moving to restart nuclear weapons testing. There’s no reason for this. It’s reckless, unnecessary, and dangerously irresponsible. Where is Congress? This is a big deal.

It’s been 33 years since the U.S. last conducted a nuclear test. That decision made the world safer. Now, Trump is moving to restart nuclear weapons testing. There’s no reason for this. It’s reckless, unnecessary, and dangerously irresponsible. Where is Congress? This is a big deal.

Amy McGrath

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The Elders paid tribute to the victims of the atomic bomb during a visit to the Hiroshima Peace Museum. Today, 12,000 nuclear warheads in existence have a combined destructive power of close to 100,000 Hiroshima-sized bombs.

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The Elders

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Physicist Hans-Benjamin Braun claims the December 15–16, 2024 explosion in Tartus, Syria may have been caused by a very small nuclear device of about 0.3 kilotons. The blast reportedly produced a seismic signal equivalent to about a magnitude 3.0–3.1 earthquake, which he says fits the expected yield of such a weapon. He also points to radiation spikes detected at monitoring stations in Cyprus and parts of Turkey about 16 hours later, which he interprets as fallout carried by the wind, along with reported radiation levels near the explosion site that he says match a low-yield nuclear detonation. He also says that this was not the only low-yield nuclear weapon used in the recent conflicts. If this is true, it would mean we are already in a limited nuclear strikes scenario, with the next stage being World War III and full nuclear war before the geophysical event. This is the alleged nuclear explosion. Keep in mind that if this was a 0.3 kiloton bomb, it would be about 50 times weaker than the Hiroshima bomb.

Open Minded Approach

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167 people were asked to leave their home so a government could test nuclear bombs on it. Between 1946 and 1958, the United States detonated 23 nuclear weapons on Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands. The residents were promised they could return. They never did. The largest blast, Castle Bravo in 1954, was 1,000 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima. Scientists expected a 6 megaton yield. It produced 15. The explosion left a crater a mile wide and 200 feet deep where islands once stood. Radioactive fallout reached four continents. Today, 80 years later, the atoll is still too contaminated to live on, and the descendants of those 167 people remain scattered across other islands.

Dr. Lemma

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Trump on India-Pakistan: "Everyone was stronger, stronger-- to a point where the next one was gonna be you know what. The n word. You know what the n word is, right? It's the n word. That's very nasty word, right? In a lot of ways. The n word used in a nuclear sense."

Trump on India-Pakistan: "Everyone was stronger, stronger-- to a point where the next one was gonna be you know what. The n word. You know what the n word is, right? It's the n word. That's very nasty word, right? In a lot of ways. The n word used in a nuclear sense."

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