i feel 10% dumb now that i supposibly saw a nuke in space when it looked like i pretty much got EVERY fucking angle of a rocket taking off and 2 second explosion :(
@frenchersfries, nuclear missile launches did go wrong, but almost nobody died. One of the missiles from Operation Fishbowl went wrong, but for some reason (having to do with the warhead), there wasn't a very big explosion.
"The United States conducted around 1,054 nuclear tests (by official count) between 1945 and 1992". I understand the over 800 of those were above ground, in the sea, or in space, where fallout becomes a problem.
Not really, just in the test sites. If radiation spread like people think it does we'd all be dead. Besides, the nukes we tested in space are like a drop in the pot of all the radiation there already.
I can tell you that in fact underground tests produce more irradiated particulate matter. It's just trapped undergound. The dirtiest tests are when a miscalculation causes the fireball to burst through the surface, or when the fireball touches the ground in a high altitude test. The cleanest initiations are at high altitude because there's very little matter there to be irradiated, and fallout is irradiated matter. Ionizing radiation from the device rapidly dissipates and is of no consequence
What you are saying is correct. There is less "fallout" from higher airburst than those detonations which occur at or below the surface of the Earth. Very perceptive and well informed.
Check out the 44 SECOND mark. Many times brighter and hotter than the sun even though its many many miles out into space. Notice those guys back into the hole? Sorry, you've already been exposed to high amounts of Gamma and X-RAY radiation.
No wonder cancer rates have been on the rise ever since the proliferation of nuclear weapons and their bullshit testing. USA did over 2,400 tests. Russia did how many thousands? Its amazing there is still life on planet earth.
I want to become a scientist so I too can post intellectual comments on stuff I known nothing or very little about. And every one that post on videos like these are scientist right?? :) Its funny though I knew about this when I was a little kid and today there are people that have no clue these tests happen.
The world WOULD actually be in chaos. the oceans tides would stop and the earths rotation would be altered, which would really mess things up on many levels...
Since the Sun is BASICALLY comprised of nuclear reactions-it pretty much is made of nukes. Sooooo using a nuke on the Sun would be like landing a piece of sand on Earth, only on a much much smaller scale.
They set off a bunch in the sixties. First they were experimental to see what the range of the EMP after the explosion would be (so as to destroy satellites in space). The last of exoatmospheric tests was done during the Cuban Missile Crisis by Russia and the US as saber-rattling. It was found that detonating the weapons at high altitude destroyed phone systems and several other things.
Yes gravity affects all states of matter and energy. But only everything larger than an atom. Sub atomic particles obey quantum physical laws(as far as we know) and gravity does not occur at that level. Hard to get that detailed in this forum so I think you did well to inform the writer of their misconception. No spelling errors or profanity either. Kudos.
since photons are smaller than atoms and the gravitational pull from high mass object can bend light, i guess gravity affects subatimic particles too! go do some research!
Tsar bomb..i think you mean 50 MEGA tonnes. Dont know about you but after all these tests i dont believe my fridge freezer is responsible for a giant hole in the Ozone layer and a chaotic global weather system full of new phenomena.. Do you not think just maybe no body had a clue about the consequences of these stupid experimental tests? I think some people know a lot more than they are telling the public!
Yer & since there is no oxygen, where is the atomic energy going to go? When they hit earth it makes a massive shock wave, so what would happen in space? We dont know what a no-gravity zone feels like, it isnt just an explosion, its a massive magnetic explosion.
actully there is no oxygen in space meaning that there cant be a shockwave since a shockwave is just a pulse of air. nevermind a massive magnetic explosion. And where the hell did you get magnetic from?
Actually if you detonated a nuke in space, if it was far enough from the atmosphere, you might not actually see anything. The images of movies of enormous balls of light probably isn't so accurate. Without an atmosphere to interact with, it would most likely just release extreme amounts of energy in the form of different types of radiation, but probably not so much light. I could be wrong though.
The explosion would need oxygen for it to happen, only thing you would see is the aurora as Kerub said. Because of the radiation re-entering the "atmo".
Most of the energy released would disperse quickly without the effect of gravity on it. It would be a sort of extremly tiny solar flare.. :)
If they weren't Earth would have no atmosphere. In fact, gravity pulls solids, liquids, gasses, and plasma into circular things we like to call planets.
Black holes suck in almost everything using gravity.
Gravity is created by matter sooooo if you have gasses(which are matter) you have gravity, even on Earth.
The light is emitted from the atoms as they split so there would be a big flash, the radiation hitting the earths atmos forms an arora. I just ordered the dvd -"Nukes in space - The rainbow bombs". narrated by James T Kirk no less.
We have Nukes in Space! now all we need is Nukes on ICE!
Intoxiqated 3 months ago
i feel 10% dumb now that i supposibly saw a nuke in space when it looked like i pretty much got EVERY fucking angle of a rocket taking off and 2 second explosion :(
TheDreamcookie 6 months ago
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and they say that the problems with our atmosphere are from car emissions...sure
TheMTTO 8 months ago
and they say that the problems with our atmosphere are from car emissions...sure
TheMTTO 8 months ago
And where brits nukes, underneath ya boys, so so wrong, ha ha.
Spudwin99999 11 months ago
Fake an gay!!!!!!!!!!
WaitWhat141 11 months ago
What is the point of this video?
Ninjaferret666 1 year ago
cdgdc
yea1995 1 year ago
whats the song on this video?
Vegemighty 1 year ago
:D .
ironmadion55 1 year ago
that would suck if something went wrong during liftoff. everyone would be dead.
frenchersfriers 2 years ago
@frenchersfries, nuclear missile launches did go wrong, but almost nobody died. One of the missiles from Operation Fishbowl went wrong, but for some reason (having to do with the warhead), there wasn't a very big explosion.
nuclearboy35 1 year ago
@frenchersfriers hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaahahahahahahah K BOOM rite in front of your eyes heheh
ThePtga 1 year ago
lol
watch 0:27
BBKKBEAKERBBKK 2 years ago
like a penis??
TheCheesyProductions 2 years ago
"The United States conducted around 1,054 nuclear tests (by official count) between 1945 and 1992". I understand the over 800 of those were above ground, in the sea, or in space, where fallout becomes a problem.
rawtorque 3 years ago
Not really, just in the test sites. If radiation spread like people think it does we'd all be dead. Besides, the nukes we tested in space are like a drop in the pot of all the radiation there already.
CajunPatriot 3 years ago 2
thanks mr spok
micmivf 2 years ago
I can tell you that in fact underground tests produce more irradiated particulate matter. It's just trapped undergound. The dirtiest tests are when a miscalculation causes the fireball to burst through the surface, or when the fireball touches the ground in a high altitude test. The cleanest initiations are at high altitude because there's very little matter there to be irradiated, and fallout is irradiated matter. Ionizing radiation from the device rapidly dissipates and is of no consequence
TheDuchessofZeon 2 years ago
What you are saying is correct. There is less "fallout" from higher airburst than those detonations which occur at or below the surface of the Earth. Very perceptive and well informed.
neoplasticman 2 years ago
lol wiliam shatner
kingdaka5006 3 years ago
Check out the 44 SECOND mark. Many times brighter and hotter than the sun even though its many many miles out into space. Notice those guys back into the hole? Sorry, you've already been exposed to high amounts of Gamma and X-RAY radiation.
No wonder cancer rates have been on the rise ever since the proliferation of nuclear weapons and their bullshit testing. USA did over 2,400 tests. Russia did how many thousands? Its amazing there is still life on planet earth.
mrjustin5 3 years ago
You have no idea what you are talking about.
goddesslush 2 years ago
yer such a loser! nukes RULE!
MaryStewart 2 years ago
I want to become a scientist so I too can post intellectual comments on stuff I known nothing or very little about. And every one that post on videos like these are scientist right?? :) Its funny though I knew about this when I was a little kid and today there are people that have no clue these tests happen.
Fluxorium 3 years ago 2
what is this a trailer for, i'd be very interested to know the name so I can download a copy :)
SirPwn4lot 3 years ago
like it says "Nukes in Space" documentary narrated by William Shatner. If your local library doesn't own a copy then look a little more
darksamurai2005 3 years ago
the square root of a speckled egg divided by the nucleas of a period equals the periodicly chicken
Shiningelf5 4 years ago
If you divide it with a knife and lubricate with butter.
Only THEN will you achieve total foul domination.
sigmasquadleader 3 years ago 3
wait,wtf was the point of making this vid?
exusemeprincess 4 years ago
you no its great to here from intellectuals such as you guys for a minute i thaught i was alone maybe its the area i live in or somthin.
sergeanthawk 4 years ago
nuke the moon! :D
ShadowPoo 4 years ago 10
No if u do the moon, it will shatter and blow up and the whole world will be in chaos from rocks falling from skie -.-
devilman120 4 years ago
are you on drugs or just retarded?
noobwithagun 4 years ago 7
lol
axelsteel333 4 years ago
The world WOULD actually be in chaos. the oceans tides would stop and the earths rotation would be altered, which would really mess things up on many levels...
romeofoever 4 years ago
no, bits of it would just get a tad warm for a while.
IT'S 1/6 THE MASS OF THE EARTH! YOU THINK ONE TINY LITTLE NUKE IS GOING TO EVEN SCRATCH THE SURFACE OF SOMETHING THAT HUGE?
Acrimonius1408 4 years ago
@ShadowPoo Nuke Pluto, no one cared about it and it will be interesting to se what happens lol.
harednuta 1 year ago
evil mad man scientist at work
clayton2112 4 years ago
Does anyone think nukes and such have been used on Mars, Venus, or say maybe even the Sun?
EraofAwakening 4 years ago
Since the Sun is BASICALLY comprised of nuclear reactions-it pretty much is made of nukes. Sooooo using a nuke on the Sun would be like landing a piece of sand on Earth, only on a much much smaller scale.
neoplasticman 4 years ago
They never really let off nuclear bombs in space did they. Someone having a laugh, if they did when was this?
Infordust 4 years ago
They set off a bunch in the sixties. First they were experimental to see what the range of the EMP after the explosion would be (so as to destroy satellites in space). The last of exoatmospheric tests was done during the Cuban Missile Crisis by Russia and the US as saber-rattling. It was found that detonating the weapons at high altitude destroyed phone systems and several other things.
mrgreyshadow 4 years ago
Gravity works on everything.
vivagarycoleman 4 years ago
Yes gravity affects all states of matter and energy. But only everything larger than an atom. Sub atomic particles obey quantum physical laws(as far as we know) and gravity does not occur at that level. Hard to get that detailed in this forum so I think you did well to inform the writer of their misconception. No spelling errors or profanity either. Kudos.
neoplasticman 4 years ago 2
since photons are smaller than atoms and the gravitational pull from high mass object can bend light, i guess gravity affects subatimic particles too! go do some research!
MaryStewart 2 years ago
When you guessed that gravity affects subatomic particles, you guessed wrong.
The photon follows the curvature of spacetime WHICH IS caused by gravity. So gravity affects spacetime not the photon. Spacetime affects photons.
Conclusion 1: I don't need to do some research.
Conclusion 2: You DO need to do some research.
Conclusion: You are a bit of an ass who could use some manners. Please use your spellcheck next time you try to correct somebody.
neoplasticman 2 years ago
wow that dumb, doing that can cause radiation to fall back down on to earth
RedRebel6666 4 years ago
i saw the nukes in space documentary on discovery it is awsome
hendosia 5 years ago
what were they trying to nuke at? aliens?... or did they ran out of soil to nuke? they should nuke luna while they're at it
UdAMnLaMeBoO 5 years ago
detonate a 15 kiloton nuke on earth, and BLAM you have cancer, radition, all form of other energy and nice big dent in the o-zone layer
Shatteredworld 4 years ago
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neoplasticman 4 years ago
Tsar bomb..i think you mean 50 MEGA tonnes. Dont know about you but after all these tests i dont believe my fridge freezer is responsible for a giant hole in the Ozone layer and a chaotic global weather system full of new phenomena.. Do you not think just maybe no body had a clue about the consequences of these stupid experimental tests? I think some people know a lot more than they are telling the public!
tjmac7 4 years ago
and haarp can pop out that big dent! LOL
MaryStewart 2 years ago
luna? lunatics?
MaryStewart 2 years ago
so cool. the test kerub talks about blacked out parts of hawaii for days
panzerschranz 5 years ago
Yer & since there is no oxygen, where is the atomic energy going to go? When they hit earth it makes a massive shock wave, so what would happen in space? We dont know what a no-gravity zone feels like, it isnt just an explosion, its a massive magnetic explosion.
Leading ourselves into massive discoveries
SuidSuideAfrikanz 5 years ago
actully there is no oxygen in space meaning that there cant be a shockwave since a shockwave is just a pulse of air. nevermind a massive magnetic explosion. And where the hell did you get magnetic from?
criss1019 4 years ago
hmm and if the rockect fails to make it into space there dead lol
gaara468 4 years ago
Actually if you detonated a nuke in space, if it was far enough from the atmosphere, you might not actually see anything. The images of movies of enormous balls of light probably isn't so accurate. Without an atmosphere to interact with, it would most likely just release extreme amounts of energy in the form of different types of radiation, but probably not so much light. I could be wrong though.
dennisonb 5 years ago
The explosion would need oxygen for it to happen, only thing you would see is the aurora as Kerub said. Because of the radiation re-entering the "atmo".
Most of the energy released would disperse quickly without the effect of gravity on it. It would be a sort of extremly tiny solar flare.. :)
AndersonIPFR33LY 5 years ago
mmmm not sure if energy gas or oxygen are affected by gravity , even on earth.
bushtits 4 years ago
the releasing of energy can depend on the density of the matter that it is being released from.
gas and oxygen have weight, even on earth (gas and oxygen, lol)
anwealde 4 years ago
If they weren't Earth would have no atmosphere. In fact, gravity pulls solids, liquids, gasses, and plasma into circular things we like to call planets.
Black holes suck in almost everything using gravity.
Gravity is created by matter sooooo if you have gasses(which are matter) you have gravity, even on Earth.
neoplasticman 4 years ago
The light is emitted from the atoms as they split so there would be a big flash, the radiation hitting the earths atmos forms an arora. I just ordered the dvd -"Nukes in space - The rainbow bombs". narrated by James T Kirk no less.
tjmac7 4 years ago
yeah1
HonestMedia 5 years ago
to actually c a nuke bloe up in space would be an awesome sight
tharwpoop 5 years ago
Did you actually finish high school?
mrwhistler 5 years ago
lol y do u say that? im still in high school too by the way
tharwpoop 5 years ago
They actually DID test nukes in higher atmosphere (Operation Dominic, Operation Fishbowl, 1961).
And one nuke, called Starfish Prime, was detonated in space over Hawaii and Honolulu. The lighteffects were looked kinda polar-light auroras.
Kerub 5 years ago
oh, well i never knew that
tharwpoop 5 years ago