Be Afraid
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  • Actually, I met General Tibbits a few years back- in the 1990s. Didn't have a lick of cancer.

  • secondly, you're all missing the point of this video, test Baker wasn't supposed to break the surface of the water. The bomb turned out to be more powerful than anticipated, and the atoll's lagoon too shallow. Far more radiation was released than planned and they didnt anticipate a blast wave either.

  • sorry man maybe you r wrong i m pretty sure they had been warned against doing such thing. The truth is that japanese pilots had been send to investigate and then died. Moreover that kind of high level rad kills you almost... instantly few days to say.Me studing nuclear physics,trust me

  • Wrong.

  • your insanity.lib

  • Hey I have heard that the US government has made such nuclear tests on tribes which were living in small islands. Could this be the case? I doubt it....but still I got goosebumps when I saw the blast.

  • Inhabitants of the Marshall Islands were evacuated and moved 425 miles away to the Kili islands for tests carried out predominantly on Bikini Atoll in the 50s. They're still being paid off, the total is almost $800m now. The US Government haven't ever tested nuclear weapons on "tribes" - just on the islands where they used to live. Btw, 3 of the Marshall Islands were vaporized during these tests. scary, huh. Look up Big Tsar, the biggest nuclear weapon ever tested

  • Because it is in the same way aBlack Box is made the camera is toatally not phased by the shock waves. But Gawd such power

  • hey i've got a serious question now, it is known that after a nuclear explotion there is an electromagnetic pulse that travels along with the shock waves, since that electromagnetic pulse is known to destroy all electronic how come the camera that filmed this can still be recording after the explotion?

  • EMP has a greater effect on newer technology, effectively frying circuitry. Older technology that used tubes instead of circuit boards are immune to it.  But cameras basically capture light and shadows on film, back then, they didnt need sophisticated electronics to operate... and they didnt really understand EMP back then anyhow.

  • In fact, EMP didn't become a known issue with atomic tests until the 1960s (I think) with "High Alititude Tests"- basically, nuking space. *S*

  • where can i buy one of those?

  • in my opinion this can't stop war because under human control ot isn't safe human emotions get in the way of morale judgement as we all know and no human can honestly claim that they are responsible enough to carry the burden of those weapons... it's doesn't stop war it makes each country make bigger bombs and when the day comes they fire them on each other we all pay for their differences

  • What about the soldiers? Im sure they all died, it shows how the government knew so little about the bomb.

  • They knew how devastating the bomb would be, but they needed to actually test it on humans. Hiroshima and Nagasaki were their excuse for a human test.

  • such a nasty way to ruin beautiful beaches!!

  • definitively, someone does not realize that HE decided about millions of lives, thousands of life forms that died in this massacre: fishes, animals, lots of them. Whoever was involved in it, should pay their debts.

  • its so powerful beuatiful/elegant/sinister all in one... an invention i'm sure everyone wished it was un-invented

  • don't forget thouugh - it's also an awesome power source. It was actually intended to stop all wars, shame it didn't work out that way.

  • beauty in chaos....such a marvelous site i never wish to see used..

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