File: Atomic Journeys Cannikin test.swf-(9.54 MB, 1280x720, Other)
[_] Now, I am become Death.... Anonymous 04/28/15(Tue)21:33 No.

  ...the destroyer of worlds.

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>> [_] Anonymous 04/28/15(Tue)23:09 No.

  >>2764786

  This is terrifying!

>> [_] Anonymous 04/29/15(Wed)00:03 No.

  what was this? underground test?
  Hydrogen?

>> [_] Anonymous 04/29/15(Wed)00:15 No.

  >>2764916
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amchitka

>> [_] Anonymous 04/29/15(Wed)00:24 No.

  "700–2,000 sea otters were killed by overpressures in the Bering Sea as a direct result of the
  explosion. "

>> [_] friendsofsandwiches 04/29/15(Wed)00:57 No.

  they WANTED to make those above ground tests.
  5 mt boom going off. above ground.
  I don't think anyone can really conceive it.
  For the Canikin test, the announced yield was 5 megatons, the largest underground nuclear test in
  US history. (Estimates for the precise yield range from 4.4 to 5.2 megatons or 18 to 22 PJ). The
  ground lifted 20 feet (6 m), caused by an explosive force almost 400 times the power of the
  Hiroshima bomb. Subsidence and faulting at the site created a new lake, over a mile wide.The
  explosion caused a seismic shock of 7.0 on the Richter scale, causing rockfalls and turf slides
  of a total of 35,000 square feet

  I suppose we're REALLY REALLY lucky we never had a 3rd world war with Russia.

>> [_] friendsofsandwiches 04/29/15(Wed)01:05 No.

  hey... got any footage from Castle Bravo test?

>> [_] Anonymous 04/29/15(Wed)01:12 No.

  >>2764952
  Imagine if a modern 30 megaton warhead was set off underground.

  That would cause some damage.