Nations have eventually enclosed their territories by bombing even their own land. I can say that right now, we pretty much lost where we should be. Maybe it is the time for individuals to choose where they belong to.
this is one of the scariest videos i've ever seen. In many issues scientist should try to consider a bigger picture when they work. I know we can't blame them, but they do have some kind of responsibility... After the world's experience with nuclear weapons, they should take lessons on ethics, the world is crazy... As we can't move from this world, we are going to have to save it. And i mean ALL OF US. Love to everyone
@hastalueguito Read "Surely You're Joking, Mister Feynman!", of all the scientists who worked on the bomb project only one of them saw the forest rather than just the trees. Most of them, like you and everyone else, were just doing their jobs and not thinking big. One day your grandkids will look back and think how stupid we all were for driving cars one mile to eat at a restaurant knowing as much as we do about climate change. Almost nobody thinks big individually. It's humanity.
@andymcgaha so shall we just give up trying?let it be? I really believe humanity is capable of incredible things. Using logic at a bigger scale isn't impossible, right? I agree with you in that it's humanity's nature to be selfish, but it's also in our nature being generous, and especially it's in our nature to assure our own survival! every day the number of people who change increases, lets not be on the way thinking it's impossible, but rather be a part of it and enjoy it! it's exciting!
@hastalueguito I'm just pointing out that we probably shouldn't blame the scientists who are working on very compartmentalized problems overmuch rather than the governments and military industrial machine which employ them. After all, in that Feynman book I mentioned, Richard isn't the one who was sitting quietly during the first weapons test. He was partying with the rest of them. Even the most brilliant of us can have tunnel vision. Big picture thinking is a social job, we can't be islands.
@andymcgaha I totally agree with you. An only link in a chain can't be blamed. My comment was just a thought about the issue. The problem I see (in many other things as well, like pollution) it's that when everybody is guilty, no one is, and therefore no one is responsible and no one can change things. But chains only work if all of the links do... and thet's when we (people together) can do something about problems
@hastalueguito Yep. Increasing herd knowledge is our only option, nothing else works. I'm fairly optimistic at this point. I think we've got a pretty good shot. Getting the wind to change just takes some time. Even this nuclear test video is a cause for some optimism. The fashion of nuclear testing has passed as our knowledge has grown, only a few nations are still fluffing their nuclear plumage anymore. Hopefully the fashion of selfishness is also on its way out. It kind of looks that way.
Veuillez ne pas lire ceci !! Moi je l'ai vu j'ai flippe alors j'été oblige de le renvoyer mais ne le lisez surtout pas !!!! Je suis vraiment désole mais je suis oblige !!!! Y'a 14 ans une jeune fille fêter son anniversaire mais quand tout a coup un jeune homme l'etrangle maintenant que vous avez lu ce message viendra vous voir toutes les nuits sauf si vous suiver ces instruction : Réécrire ce message dans trois autres video.
KHOU has actually gotten awards in the past month for its reports and stories on massive amounts of radiation contained in water supply in Central Texas. (Affecting nearly 100,000 people)
Now after awhile I'm aware the radiation can occur in nature. Especially in water deep underground. But in some places this poison is suspiciously extreme.
So tell me, can obtain 11 TIMES the legal Federal radiation limit in water naturally?
We all spent the entire cold war bombing the shit out of ourselves, with RADIOACTIVE weapons, to scare each other. Next time I'm about to get in a fight, I'm going to punch myself in the face.
Get on the road - show your resistance - everywhere in the world - to send us your video - networking is important - talk to your neighbors - in school - at work - with the sport - at the barbecue - act now!
@phantomscolts2 You wake up, bombs don't create climate change, it's the way people live everyday because 1 bomb is wayyyyy less than as many people driving cars at this second.
Before 1945, Cancer rates world wide were pretty low...Then around the 1970s Cancer rates began climbing at unprecedented rates, and continue to do so.
We detonated 2053 weapons of mass destruction. Maybe all that radiation from it is giving us Cancer. As one of the results of exposure to radiation is cancer. oho?! Idea here Watson! lol
@APG19912009 yea... these controlled blasts are definitely the reason that people have cancer...
Not all of the carcinogens in every day products, cigarettes, Air fresheners, preservatives, Asbestos, Alcoholic beverages, lead compounds... oh yea and not to mention the sun... Its definitely these Isolated and controlled blasts that are responsible for all the worlds cancer...
Think about what you are saying.... You may or may not be retarded.
Como o ser humano é burro, para mostrar que são bons, EUA e União soviética jogaram centenas de bombas em seu próprio território, ao final dessa palhaçada, sobrou a América do Sul, Oeste Europeu e sul da Africa sem ter bombas despejadas, lamentável.
(April 12th 2089, Jacksonville Florida 10:19 AM) in this decimated and crumbling city of a post apocalyptic world there is a house and in this house is a little girl whom after reading a old newspaper has a question for her father "Daddy where did the mutants come from"asked the little girl.The father sighed and sat down at there kitchen table and in a weathered voice replied "Europe, Asia...........and Nevada"*dun dun DUN!!*
As this video proves, the extensive use of nuclear weapons in warfare is NOT the horror it has been portrayed as. Well, maybe if you're in a place that gets hit, but really. two thousand plus NuDets and the planet is pretty much in one piece? Hell, we ought to just torch the shitholes where these troublemakers we're fighting crawl out of. It'd only take about a hundred or so more blasts; and there's already been more than two thousand, so big fuck. Kill 'em. ALL.
@bigtimepeace You are a total quiffe' and owe your existence to people like me, douche bag. Very interesting you subscribe to a channel called "Faggotron". Upload paens to that cocksucker liberal Puff Daschle, too, I see. I guess you'd give Osama bin Laden a nice suck job after he fucked you in your ass (if it meant he'd stop being such a meanie). I prefer to INCINERATE the enemy. But then again, I'm not a quiffe' (that's French for pussyfart). Go move your ass to fucking Sweden. Pussboy.
@badflamenco For someone so obviously homophobic, uneducated, and terrified of foreigners I'm astounded that you are using a French word. It's terribly cosmopolitan of you! But otherwise you did an excellent job in keeping with the generally horrible spirit/tenor of your previous comment. (Oh, and I know this will totally blow your mind, but the word "flamenco" might well have roots in "flamingo," a notoriously gay bird. Not that there's anything wrong with that!--at least in my non-bigot view.)
You ignore the fact that the vast majority of all nuclear tests have been underground, limiting the spread of radiation. However, if used as a weapon, a nuclear explosion must be atmospheric with MUCH higher fallout as a result.
Я так понимаю, что под nuclear подразумеваются и атомные бомбы и термоядерные... Самый большой вред окружающей среде наносится атомными бомбами в виде радиоактивного заражения, термоядерные бомбы радиоактивностью не обладают. Атомные бомбы, после 53 года испытывать не имело смысла, т.к. термоядерные бомбы в десятки раз мощнее. Так что все испытания проведенные после 53-го года заметного влиятния на экологию не оказали.
I think I already understand why USA has the most quantity of Nuclear weapons; they don’t permit to their allies to own this kind of weapons. Then they don´t have real allies. They demand the military subordination from their "allies". I think this explains why the pro-American media in southamerica follow the same programming’s line, it´s similar to Hollywood TV programs.
@Leivinn20 I think the answer is complex. But it is probably a mixture of the fact that the Japanese were considered VERY passionate about defending home-soil and also that by bombing civilians the U.S. got to see real data on the impact of detonation and fallout on human lives immediately as well as longitudinally through the years. Like a horrid scientific experiment.
@Leivinn20 Similar reasons as above, but Nagasaki is (IMO) even more compelling evidence for the idea that dropping the bomb was not just a war action but an 'experiment'. Any good science requires multiple trials. Dropping both allowed them to study the effects of bomb size, detonation damage and method, fall-out effects, and intergenerational long-term damage to a population.
@snowdog03 : There was not warning shot, and would had been easier bombing to Emperor. it does not make any sense fight a war if it allows not protect to innocents.
@snowdog03 : According to you, Hiroshima was the "Warning Shot". According to me, in this case, a real "Warning Shot" should had fallen on the Emperor, Do you copy me?. The Emperor is the worse excuse that USA did find. Sorry, USA is guilty crime against humanity.
@snowdog03 : Really USA should have made a warning shot off shore, then bombard Emperor palace, at the end of the day, Japan could not to win war because was largely overcome.
@snowdog03 : What do you think about this hypothesis?: USA prefered to bombard Hiroshima and Nagasaki and protect the Emperor because they needed him to rule to Japan as colony. Trust me, Your country uses the religions to promote its leadership and occult its crime. Benny Hinn is a fraud in front our eyes, and the FBI does not do nothing.
I initially missed the treat/N Korea date, so that is on me (though the pause and then the Korean detonation would have been a powerful statement - still a big boom that counts in my book).
The other missing is the joint Israeli/South African program - because really who doesn't believe the Israelis are armed? So should be at least one detonation at sea off South Africa. Don't remember the date. Haven't looked in my material to find it either.
@Chyll07, these are the official tests until the treaty to end all testing of thermonuclear weapons came into effect. North Korea exploded "something" in 2006, but no one was impressed.
@busterpiggle, you are answering your own question. Of course it was intimidation. I remember as a child in Western Europe in between the so called "super powers", it scared me to death.
Sounds like what the aliens were trying to say to us in that movie 'Close Encounters Of The Third Kind'. Maybe they should just nuke us all...we clearly are a disaster, self-destructive and blood hungry race hell-bent on never getting along.
To those suggesting that there is a genuine scientific motive behind these tests, just look at what happens the instant that Pakistan obtained nuclear capabilities. India, who had had one sole test 24 years earlier, suddenly decide to detonate 3 more.
I am sure in the initial stages there was some real science behind these and there have no doubt been beneficial spin-offs but in the end the vast majority were just about politics.
(of course we should note not all were presumably airborne tests?)
The French were disproportionately dickish. Thanks for irradiating the pacific, the whole Opération Satanique state sponsored terrorism thing, And then trying to blackmail NZ into releasing the bombers. Real classy France.
This video is creating reactionary opinions, which makes it a good video but a poor source of knowledge. You just watched 59 years of nukes in 14 minutes. If they'd happened in 14 minutes, oh man we'd be in a pickle. Just like if 59 years of cutting down trees happened in 14 minutes. But it doesn't. A lot of people here are lacking perspective.
You learn something new everyday. I had no idea so many nuclear detonations took place. This simple ,and deadly, chest beating is ridicules not to mention a huge waste of money and land. The pro nuclear set needs to build there houses on some of these detonation sites. Pissing contest at its worst.
Everything is part of everything. This sounds simple, but it is sometimes difficult to keep in mind. Your cute pet kittens still have claws and teeth. Though some branches of the tree may seem unimportant, they are all still part of the tree. To say we should divert our resources this way or that, well, that's not for you to decide, really, unless you will vie for a position of power yourself. Live your life, enjoy your life, or else burden yourself unnecessarily. The choice is yours.
Ahh, technology is not without it's price. We denounce what we view as distasteful, yet we take the benefits of technology for granted. Every test, every advancement, is one more card in the technological house of cards we are building, to achieve the singularity. From replacement organs to hybrid crops to vaccinations, we all reap the benefits of the house of cards that's being built. Don't lets shortsightedness move you to burn down the house just to get rid of the rats.....
@RexFordVII You don't think MRI tech was devised solely by observing Uranium in a lab, right? You learn about Xrays and radioactivity by observing uranium DOING something.
You are making an assumption that these tests are useless... But think of Polio and Smallpox...you are immune to those deadly diseases because of the work of scientists. And have you ever questioned what horrible things they did? Or do you enjoy those fruits in ignorance while you complain about what nuclear tests look like?
@Sicknose On the other hand, it may well be the case (I suspect it is) that the number and frequency of these tests is wasteful. This isn't all or none - we have to ask whether the benefits of these tests outweigh the costs. Yes, we may gain more optimal conditions for observation, but we're also doing serious damage to the ecosystem.
And polio and smallpox are entirely beside the point. Don't make people out to be anti-science just because they think that a particular practice is wasteful.
@Kailder Just another thought along the same lines - I think we can all agree that the Tuskegee syphilis experiment was unjustified. Yes, we may have been able to observe syphilis in more optimal conditions, but no one contests (that I know) that it was an ethical disaster and a terrible idea. What I'm trying to say is that scientific observation isn't the only value in play, and that whether or not an experiment is worth doing and/or morally wrong is a justifiable line of inquiry.
I'm not making the assumption that the tests are useless. I'm drawing the conclusion that these "Tests" are useless military posturing based on the lack of abstracts starting with the phrase "As we've learned from nuclear testing..."
If I didn't make a mistake in counting then in my lifetime they exploded 15 nuclear bombs. And I'm 16. What the fuck is wrong with these ppl? I mean, poor children die because they can't even afford food and basic medicine, but some faggots decide it's more important to create mass destructive weaponry than giving money to those in need. This sure is reality, alright. Fucked up as always.
We used 2 nukes, TWO, so all that poison into the world making us all die prematurely from cancers etc now and forever, and our children and children's children etc, just to use 2 nukes? What a ratio, we nuked ourselves thousands of times more than we ever nuked our enemies, and I bet we killed thousands, well millions more of ourselves with our nukes than we ever did with the 2 nukes we nuked our enemies with. Are humans the most retarded creatures to ever live? I think it's possible!
The Earth is bombarded with more radiation every minute by that giant thermonuclear fusion ball in the sky, our sun, than all of our Nuclear tests combined. Yes, people near the tests got very sick from all the gamma radiation, but these number in the few hundreds, not millions.
It's also not okay of Hacky123 to exaggerate about things that he doesn't know completely. I don't like nukes, but it might have prevented WW3 between US and USSR.
@1tephania Might have prevented? Could also be said if the nukes weren't there that could also prevent such a war. I really think the point is we have moved on now since the 40s and 50s. It makes no real sense to continue with upgrading the technology. It serves no benefit to humanity with such an expenditure...
I guess you have to let one rip every once in a while to show people you still got them. If the first few we built worked great, I'm not sure we need 1000 tests after that.
@sentryfight I think you'll find quite a few indigenous peoples who might have to disagree with you there. The original occupants of Australia for example. "Oh sorry
, we thought the desert was empty" - The british military.
stupid runs deep here
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RodrigoSilvestreRock 3 weeks ago
@APG19912009
One minor rise in solar activity will give humanity more cancer than all of these 2053 bombs combined.
lytvinovsky 1 month ago
Nations have eventually enclosed their territories by bombing even their own land. I can say that right now, we pretty much lost where we should be. Maybe it is the time for individuals to choose where they belong to.
shbanyyamazaki 2 months ago
The best part about this video is it speaks for itself. No need for any words.
andymcgaha 2 months ago
so.. how many times can you "test a bomb" befor it's considered "blow shit up just for fun"? 500 times is not testing..
Schabbbe 3 months ago
typical Americans -.-
Fireman5438 4 months ago
this is one of the scariest videos i've ever seen. In many issues scientist should try to consider a bigger picture when they work. I know we can't blame them, but they do have some kind of responsibility... After the world's experience with nuclear weapons, they should take lessons on ethics, the world is crazy... As we can't move from this world, we are going to have to save it. And i mean ALL OF US. Love to everyone
hastalueguito 4 months ago
@hastalueguito Read "Surely You're Joking, Mister Feynman!", of all the scientists who worked on the bomb project only one of them saw the forest rather than just the trees. Most of them, like you and everyone else, were just doing their jobs and not thinking big. One day your grandkids will look back and think how stupid we all were for driving cars one mile to eat at a restaurant knowing as much as we do about climate change. Almost nobody thinks big individually. It's humanity.
andymcgaha 2 months ago
@andymcgaha so shall we just give up trying?let it be? I really believe humanity is capable of incredible things. Using logic at a bigger scale isn't impossible, right? I agree with you in that it's humanity's nature to be selfish, but it's also in our nature being generous, and especially it's in our nature to assure our own survival! every day the number of people who change increases, lets not be on the way thinking it's impossible, but rather be a part of it and enjoy it! it's exciting!
hastalueguito 2 months ago
@hastalueguito I'm just pointing out that we probably shouldn't blame the scientists who are working on very compartmentalized problems overmuch rather than the governments and military industrial machine which employ them. After all, in that Feynman book I mentioned, Richard isn't the one who was sitting quietly during the first weapons test. He was partying with the rest of them. Even the most brilliant of us can have tunnel vision. Big picture thinking is a social job, we can't be islands.
andymcgaha 2 months ago
@andymcgaha I totally agree with you. An only link in a chain can't be blamed. My comment was just a thought about the issue. The problem I see (in many other things as well, like pollution) it's that when everybody is guilty, no one is, and therefore no one is responsible and no one can change things. But chains only work if all of the links do... and thet's when we (people together) can do something about problems
hastalueguito 2 months ago
@hastalueguito Yep. Increasing herd knowledge is our only option, nothing else works. I'm fairly optimistic at this point. I think we've got a pretty good shot. Getting the wind to change just takes some time. Even this nuclear test video is a cause for some optimism. The fashion of nuclear testing has passed as our knowledge has grown, only a few nations are still fluffing their nuclear plumage anymore. Hopefully the fashion of selfishness is also on its way out. It kind of looks that way.
andymcgaha 2 months ago
@andymcgaha By the way, I absolutely enjoy Feynman! Outstanding scientist and human being..
hastalueguito 2 months ago
the BIGGEST open air festival of DEATH.
AngelAtomiseur 4 months ago
The biggest travesty is we let them do it and continue to let them do it today.
SGR1000 4 months ago 2
Thanks for the video. I like much, again thanks.
aaaa7777aaaa1 4 months ago
and now read the book about Chernobyl and imagine what really REALLY happens to us AFTER this GAME of some IDIOTS.
AngelAtomiseur 4 months ago
There is no place on earth we can hide, not even under water.
AngelAtomiseur 4 months ago
me quiero mudar de planeta...
chopinesprit 5 months ago 2
eu não entendi nada,só sei diser que por causa dessas malditas bombas o que resta prá humanidade é só doênças graves e cem curas....
Edileuza36 6 months ago
eu não entendi nada,só sei diser que por causa dessas malditas bombas o que reta prá humanidade é só doênças graves e cem curas....
Edileuza36 6 months ago
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ycooky 6 months ago
god bless the World - hope for saving us from american hybris - they believe that nucleare energy is clean hahaha....
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daronmalakian666 7 months ago
god bless america for saving us from sadams nuclear weapons hahaha ..
giwrgosYR 7 months ago
KHOU has actually gotten awards in the past month for its reports and stories on massive amounts of radiation contained in water supply in Central Texas. (Affecting nearly 100,000 people)
Now after awhile I'm aware the radiation can occur in nature. Especially in water deep underground. But in some places this poison is suspiciously extreme.
So tell me, can obtain 11 TIMES the legal Federal radiation limit in water naturally?
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tenchimuyo69 8 months ago
aren't detonating these bomb equivalent to WW III x 10?
DMoy2 8 months ago
@DMoy2 No, that was 2053 nukes in 53 years. WWIII would be 25000 nukes in few days.
Patryk567 6 months ago
All i want now is to pack my things and leave this planet
Lexciting 8 months ago 2
We all spent the entire cold war bombing the shit out of ourselves, with RADIOACTIVE weapons, to scare each other. Next time I'm about to get in a fight, I'm going to punch myself in the face.
wkLeoTrooper 8 months ago
TAKE THAT NEVADA
Deadsmile100 8 months ago 2
This is one of the most worthwhile things I've seen on Youtube. Thank you for posting it here.
jorygriffis 8 months ago 4
So the TOP3 enemies of all lives on the earth: Gold goes to USA, Silver goes to Sovjet Union (Russia) and Bronze goes to France
GodofDeath11 9 months ago
Crazy Russion and USA bomb themselves moree than 1000 times, two crazy nations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
iphopad 9 months ago
Get on the road - show your resistance - everywhere in the world - to send us your video - networking is important - talk to your neighbors - in school - at work - with the sport - at the barbecue - act now!
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2wolvesgermany 9 months ago
ебаные суки эта зараза распространяется
absent79 9 months ago
calentamiento global
nacho8086 9 months ago
From this it is clear that the USA is an enemy of the human race and Russia comes a close second...
Preninthecleric 9 months ago 23
mad world
Unzaman 9 months ago
And then I hear "Aloha"...my ass...woudnt wanna touch Waikiki not even on a postcard.
Who knows..maybe Godzila is kindergarden monster compare to some hidden " "lurkers" beneath A-bomb shell shock radius between America and Asia
vanzemljak 10 months ago
Nevada? looks more like Los Angles is targeted lol
MrKhristov 10 months ago
Thats one hell of a migraine for our earth!
Abcflc 10 months ago
They could have used all those bombs to kill people instead of wasting them like that.
juanete838 10 months ago
in soviet rrrrussia we blow nuclear bombs too....not blow us yet
fuckjohnboy 10 months ago
@phantomscolts2 You wake up, bombs don't create climate change, it's the way people live everyday because 1 bomb is wayyyyy less than as many people driving cars at this second.
rabdamn 10 months ago
нихуясебе!
VaninTimur 10 months ago
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SocialBot 10 months ago
lol its like a song
CoffinSickness 10 months ago
This is one of the most amazing videos ever made. Thanks for this!!!!
toy2day 10 months ago
Un video de 14 minutos wow!
Acgp01 10 months ago
-.- THIS TECHNO
mrpoliceteam 10 months ago
Before 1945, Cancer rates world wide were pretty low...Then around the 1970s Cancer rates began climbing at unprecedented rates, and continue to do so.
We detonated 2053 weapons of mass destruction. Maybe all that radiation from it is giving us Cancer. As one of the results of exposure to radiation is cancer. oho?! Idea here Watson! lol
APG19912009 10 months ago 21
@APG19912009 Same thing I was thinking. Thanks for cancer, USA!
mymacon 8 months ago
@APG19912009 yea... these controlled blasts are definitely the reason that people have cancer...
Not all of the carcinogens in every day products, cigarettes, Air fresheners, preservatives, Asbestos, Alcoholic beverages, lead compounds... oh yea and not to mention the sun... Its definitely these Isolated and controlled blasts that are responsible for all the worlds cancer...
Think about what you are saying.... You may or may not be retarded.
Back2pray01 8 months ago
@Back2pray01 Or it could a combination of all factors of our current world society. IE: Humanity stupid, try to kill self. Yes?
spykegda 5 months ago
WTF
roanbobLoL 10 months ago
Those sound effects...
GilucZ 11 months ago
Seriously?
theprotector11 11 months ago
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How very sad movie!...
0xynoX 11 months ago
Depressing music.
MrLittleWillie 11 months ago
hey, there's no more USSR since 11/1991.
twoeazyway 11 months ago
Sinphony of Destruction
14JoaoMarcos 11 months ago
E estão nestes hipócritas depois de despejarem Ktons de Material nuclear e radioactivo com medo do Irão
PALHAÇADA
streetwarrior31 11 months ago
Gosto da música que isso dá.
FragMan69 11 months ago
@FragMan69 Um pouquinho de respeito. As primeiras 3 notas dessa música mataram milhares de pessoas.
GasparNolasco 11 months ago
@GasparNolasco um dos objetivo da animaçao era criar uma certa melodia
uelssom 11 months ago
Como o ser humano é burro, para mostrar que são bons, EUA e União soviética jogaram centenas de bombas em seu próprio território, ao final dessa palhaçada, sobrou a América do Sul, Oeste Europeu e sul da Africa sem ter bombas despejadas, lamentável.
luizroos 11 months ago
Aterrador!!!!
renver666 11 months ago
R.I.P Nuke
1945-1998
And, dont back, plz ;)
xervaso 11 months ago
Britain sends only pump in Oceania? Country bitch asshole
xervaso 11 months ago
we need to start taking mushroomjesus ~ psilocibin on a regular basis and get off fluoride, the menace to the third eye.
intuitiveworker 1 year ago
(April 12th 2089, Jacksonville Florida 10:19 AM) in this decimated and crumbling city of a post apocalyptic world there is a house and in this house is a little girl whom after reading a old newspaper has a question for her father "Daddy where did the mutants come from"asked the little girl.The father sighed and sat down at there kitchen table and in a weathered voice replied "Europe, Asia...........and Nevada"*dun dun DUN!!*
MokonaTome 1 year ago
INSANITY.
iwonttell19888 1 year ago
the southern hemisphere is a better place to live... these people are not such nuclear weapon veterans.
Patriol666 1 year ago
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illuminatiLovesUS 1 year ago
As this video proves, the extensive use of nuclear weapons in warfare is NOT the horror it has been portrayed as. Well, maybe if you're in a place that gets hit, but really. two thousand plus NuDets and the planet is pretty much in one piece? Hell, we ought to just torch the shitholes where these troublemakers we're fighting crawl out of. It'd only take about a hundred or so more blasts; and there's already been more than two thousand, so big fuck. Kill 'em. ALL.
badflamenco 1 year ago
@badflamenco You are a monstrous human being and have no business being on the internet or even planet earth.
bigtimepeace 1 year ago
@bigtimepeace You are a total quiffe' and owe your existence to people like me, douche bag. Very interesting you subscribe to a channel called "Faggotron". Upload paens to that cocksucker liberal Puff Daschle, too, I see. I guess you'd give Osama bin Laden a nice suck job after he fucked you in your ass (if it meant he'd stop being such a meanie). I prefer to INCINERATE the enemy. But then again, I'm not a quiffe' (that's French for pussyfart). Go move your ass to fucking Sweden. Pussboy.
badflamenco 1 year ago
@badflamenco For someone so obviously homophobic, uneducated, and terrified of foreigners I'm astounded that you are using a French word. It's terribly cosmopolitan of you! But otherwise you did an excellent job in keeping with the generally horrible spirit/tenor of your previous comment. (Oh, and I know this will totally blow your mind, but the word "flamenco" might well have roots in "flamingo," a notoriously gay bird. Not that there's anything wrong with that!--at least in my non-bigot view.)
bigtimepeace 1 year ago
@badflamenco
You ignore the fact that the vast majority of all nuclear tests have been underground, limiting the spread of radiation. However, if used as a weapon, a nuclear explosion must be atmospheric with MUCH higher fallout as a result.
YourXavier 1 year ago
@YourXavier of course i know that. i just like yanking the peace at any price crowd's chain. They get so amusingly upset.
badflamenco 1 year ago
COME ON I HAVE THE TECH TO CLEAN YOUR SHIT, some courage love (in the biblical sense) this MAN. (womens) G.
MarzioBalducci82 1 year ago
Just paste "37.162205 -116.044356" into Google earth and see some of the craters.
If the US will do this to themselves, don't think they wont do it to you.
joeevil 1 year ago
I don't want to set the woooorrrld oooonn fyyyahhhh...
79zombies 1 year ago
19... ah, whatever
MrBloodbunny 1 year ago
Я так понимаю, что под nuclear подразумеваются и атомные бомбы и термоядерные... Самый большой вред окружающей среде наносится атомными бомбами в виде радиоактивного заражения, термоядерные бомбы радиоактивностью не обладают. Атомные бомбы, после 53 года испытывать не имело смысла, т.к. термоядерные бомбы в десятки раз мощнее. Так что все испытания проведенные после 53-го года заметного влиятния на экологию не оказали.
armorder 1 year ago
@armorder А как же там какие-то волны которые до сих пор в мантии колеблются? Туфта?
MytubeAKK 1 year ago
this explains why Californians are so screwed up
arcpianogrl 1 year ago 2
@arcpianogrl Haha, true, but what about New Jersey?
ryanmshepard92 1 year ago
I think I already understand why USA has the most quantity of Nuclear weapons; they don’t permit to their allies to own this kind of weapons. Then they don´t have real allies. They demand the military subordination from their "allies". I think this explains why the pro-American media in southamerica follow the same programming’s line, it´s similar to Hollywood TV programs.
Leivinn20 1 year ago
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Leivinn20 1 year ago
I will never understand, why didn´t USA detonate an atomic bomb offshore to dissuade Japanese and prevent die of innocents?.
Leivinn20 1 year ago 2
@Leivinn20 I think the answer is complex. But it is probably a mixture of the fact that the Japanese were considered VERY passionate about defending home-soil and also that by bombing civilians the U.S. got to see real data on the impact of detonation and fallout on human lives immediately as well as longitudinally through the years. Like a horrid scientific experiment.
MachiavelliNZ 1 year ago
@MachiavelliNZ : Regardless, I don´t crush any enemy who is many times weaker than me, no matter if he is really great bigmouth.
Leivinn20 1 year ago
@MachiavelliNZ : Then, What for did the Nagasaki bomb drop?.
Leivinn20 1 year ago
@Leivinn20 Similar reasons as above, but Nagasaki is (IMO) even more compelling evidence for the idea that dropping the bomb was not just a war action but an 'experiment'. Any good science requires multiple trials. Dropping both allowed them to study the effects of bomb size, detonation damage and method, fall-out effects, and intergenerational long-term damage to a population.
MachiavelliNZ 1 year ago
@MachiavelliNZ : What happened in the experiments using animals?...
Leivinn20 1 year ago
@Leivinn20 The emperor did'nt surrender un-conditionally by the given deadline, so boom goes nagasaki.
snowdog03 1 year ago
@snowdog03 : There was not warning shot, and would had been easier bombing to Emperor. it does not make any sense fight a war if it allows not protect to innocents.
Leivinn20 1 year ago
@Leivinn20 There was a "Warning Shot" It was Hiroshima.
snowdog03 1 year ago
@snowdog03 : According to you, Hiroshima was the "Warning Shot". According to me, in this case, a real "Warning Shot" should had fallen on the Emperor, Do you copy me?. The Emperor is the worse excuse that USA did find. Sorry, USA is guilty crime against humanity.
Leivinn20 1 year ago
@snowdog03 :listen to me, innocent means innocent
Leivinn20 1 year ago
@Leivinn20 If you want to see how innocent german civilians were treated go here. whale . to/b/dresden_p . html
snowdog03 1 year ago
@snowdog03 : Really USA should have made a warning shot off shore, then bombard Emperor palace, at the end of the day, Japan could not to win war because was largely overcome.
Leivinn20 1 year ago
@snowdog03 : What do you think about this hypothesis?: USA prefered to bombard Hiroshima and Nagasaki and protect the Emperor because they needed him to rule to Japan as colony. Trust me, Your country uses the religions to promote its leadership and occult its crime. Benny Hinn is a fraud in front our eyes, and the FBI does not do nothing.
Leivinn20 1 year ago
I initially missed the treat/N Korea date, so that is on me (though the pause and then the Korean detonation would have been a powerful statement - still a big boom that counts in my book).
The other missing is the joint Israeli/South African program - because really who doesn't believe the Israelis are armed? So should be at least one detonation at sea off South Africa. Don't remember the date. Haven't looked in my material to find it either.
Chyll07 1 year ago
Don't worry about nuclear holocaust; Jesus will resurrect us.
kaifroland 1 year ago
*shivers* insanity.....
NicolasV87 1 year ago
multiple countries missing, so made its point, but... incomplete
Chyll07 1 year ago
@Chyll07, these are the official tests until the treaty to end all testing of thermonuclear weapons came into effect. North Korea exploded "something" in 2006, but no one was impressed.
MedanSigaren 1 year ago
I never knew there was that much done to assure we could kill every living thing on the planet.
seapilot4972 1 year ago
@seapilot4972
We're not done yet.
Plates must be licked _clean_.
LovetteCher 1 year ago
What exactly is the purpose of detonating hundreds of bombs? Is it all testing? How much testing do thy need to do?
Or was it all intimidation?
busterpiggle 1 year ago
@busterpiggle, you are answering your own question. Of course it was intimidation. I remember as a child in Western Europe in between the so called "super powers", it scared me to death.
MedanSigaren 1 year ago
Attention aliens: Avoid this planet. These idiots detonated over 2000 nuclear bombs just to see what happened.
amandarandom89 1 year ago 100
Sounds like what the aliens were trying to say to us in that movie 'Close Encounters Of The Third Kind'. Maybe they should just nuke us all...we clearly are a disaster, self-destructive and blood hungry race hell-bent on never getting along.
cpmondello 1 year ago
..and the sick legacy of Edward (Dr Strangelove) Teller lives on. We should be so proud of having nurtured this psychopath genius.
nog0d4me 1 year ago
To those suggesting that there is a genuine scientific motive behind these tests, just look at what happens the instant that Pakistan obtained nuclear capabilities. India, who had had one sole test 24 years earlier, suddenly decide to detonate 3 more.
I am sure in the initial stages there was some real science behind these and there have no doubt been beneficial spin-offs but in the end the vast majority were just about politics.
(of course we should note not all were presumably airborne tests?)
koini11 1 year ago 3
What a waste of resources. And to a commenter below: Yes, if this happened in just 14 minutes we all would be like FFFFFUUUUUUU....
Johannes9126 1 year ago
The French were disproportionately dickish. Thanks for irradiating the pacific, the whole Opération Satanique state sponsored terrorism thing, And then trying to blackmail NZ into releasing the bombers. Real classy France.
BubbleGumNipples 1 year ago
From this it can be concluded that the true enemy of the U.S. is Nevada, and that we blowed it up real good.
Ironysandwich 1 year ago 67
@Ironysandwich And New Mexico
yodaisgod2 10 months ago
This video is creating reactionary opinions, which makes it a good video but a poor source of knowledge. You just watched 59 years of nukes in 14 minutes. If they'd happened in 14 minutes, oh man we'd be in a pickle. Just like if 59 years of cutting down trees happened in 14 minutes. But it doesn't. A lot of people here are lacking perspective.
Sicknose 1 year ago
You learn something new everyday. I had no idea so many nuclear detonations took place. This simple ,and deadly, chest beating is ridicules not to mention a huge waste of money and land. The pro nuclear set needs to build there houses on some of these detonation sites. Pissing contest at its worst.
electricgraphx 1 year ago
Everything is part of everything. This sounds simple, but it is sometimes difficult to keep in mind. Your cute pet kittens still have claws and teeth. Though some branches of the tree may seem unimportant, they are all still part of the tree. To say we should divert our resources this way or that, well, that's not for you to decide, really, unless you will vie for a position of power yourself. Live your life, enjoy your life, or else burden yourself unnecessarily. The choice is yours.
Sicknose 1 year ago
Ahh, technology is not without it's price. We denounce what we view as distasteful, yet we take the benefits of technology for granted. Every test, every advancement, is one more card in the technological house of cards we are building, to achieve the singularity. From replacement organs to hybrid crops to vaccinations, we all reap the benefits of the house of cards that's being built. Don't lets shortsightedness move you to burn down the house just to get rid of the rats.....
Sicknose 1 year ago
@Sicknose Firing your gun into the air to show the enemy that you're packing heat doesn't increase one's knowledge.
RexFordVII 1 year ago
@RexFordVII You don't think MRI tech was devised solely by observing Uranium in a lab, right? You learn about Xrays and radioactivity by observing uranium DOING something.
You are making an assumption that these tests are useless... But think of Polio and Smallpox...you are immune to those deadly diseases because of the work of scientists. And have you ever questioned what horrible things they did? Or do you enjoy those fruits in ignorance while you complain about what nuclear tests look like?
Sicknose 1 year ago
@Sicknose On the other hand, it may well be the case (I suspect it is) that the number and frequency of these tests is wasteful. This isn't all or none - we have to ask whether the benefits of these tests outweigh the costs. Yes, we may gain more optimal conditions for observation, but we're also doing serious damage to the ecosystem.
And polio and smallpox are entirely beside the point. Don't make people out to be anti-science just because they think that a particular practice is wasteful.
Kailder 1 year ago
@Kailder Just another thought along the same lines - I think we can all agree that the Tuskegee syphilis experiment was unjustified. Yes, we may have been able to observe syphilis in more optimal conditions, but no one contests (that I know) that it was an ethical disaster and a terrible idea. What I'm trying to say is that scientific observation isn't the only value in play, and that whether or not an experiment is worth doing and/or morally wrong is a justifiable line of inquiry.
Kailder 1 year ago
@Kailder "Tuskegee syphilis experiment was unjustified."
I'll say. We didn't even get any valuable data out of it. Syphilis was cured long before the conclusion of the damn thing.
duras 1 year ago
@Sicknose
I'm not making the assumption that the tests are useless. I'm drawing the conclusion that these "Tests" are useless military posturing based on the lack of abstracts starting with the phrase "As we've learned from nuclear testing..."
RexFordVII 1 year ago
Very eerie. O_o
DreadJesterBatthink 1 year ago
It was haunting and mesmerising to watch this and the distribution of nuclear explosions.
It was like listening to a deadly version of John Cage.
johncrwarner 1 year ago
Countdown until some conservative declares this to be "liberal propaganda" in 3...2...1...
Bookwyrm86 1 year ago
1958 = Clusterfuck.
Superbradman1 1 year ago
well, it looks like we have a clear winner here.... U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!
personalsinr 1 year ago
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FUCK U AMERICA U FUCKING DICKHEAD WASTE OF RESOURCES.... YOU'LL BE THE END OF US ALL. FUCKING YANK WANKERS.......
Juntao07 1 year ago
BOMBACLARTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
georgelfc2009 1 year ago
If I didn't make a mistake in counting then in my lifetime they exploded 15 nuclear bombs. And I'm 16. What the fuck is wrong with these ppl? I mean, poor children die because they can't even afford food and basic medicine, but some faggots decide it's more important to create mass destructive weaponry than giving money to those in need. This sure is reality, alright. Fucked up as always.
ktomi1528 1 year ago
@ktomi1528
reallocation of money? COMMIE! HE'S A COMMIE!
Yeremita 1 year ago 2
@ktomi1528 Yeah, We should have fed those children uranium and cesium.... Its always about distribution, not resources.
Dissapointment4 1 year ago
I like how russia and the USA keep lighting up like they are arguing, back and forth XD
mustash2004 1 year ago
since the cold war ended, the nuclear-tests have been much much less
yxmxlkzr 1 year ago
What a way to BURN MONEY. This is REALLY SAD...
dijibeat 1 year ago 2
We used 2 nukes, TWO, so all that poison into the world making us all die prematurely from cancers etc now and forever, and our children and children's children etc, just to use 2 nukes? What a ratio, we nuked ourselves thousands of times more than we ever nuked our enemies, and I bet we killed thousands, well millions more of ourselves with our nukes than we ever did with the 2 nukes we nuked our enemies with. Are humans the most retarded creatures to ever live? I think it's possible!
Hacky123 1 year ago
@Hacky123
Your understanding of radiation is embarrassing.
Trisket 1 year ago
@Trisket
Teach me, explain pls. I take it you're saying it's totally safe? If so, how so?
Hacky123 1 year ago
@Hacky123
The Earth is bombarded with more radiation every minute by that giant thermonuclear fusion ball in the sky, our sun, than all of our Nuclear tests combined. Yes, people near the tests got very sick from all the gamma radiation, but these number in the few hundreds, not millions.
Trisket 1 year ago
@Trisket That doesn't make it ok....
MissFireballxl5 1 year ago
@MissFireballxl5
It's also not okay of Hacky123 to exaggerate about things that he doesn't know completely. I don't like nukes, but it might have prevented WW3 between US and USSR.
1tephania 1 year ago
@1tephania Might have prevented? Could also be said if the nukes weren't there that could also prevent such a war. I really think the point is we have moved on now since the 40s and 50s. It makes no real sense to continue with upgrading the technology. It serves no benefit to humanity with such an expenditure...
MissFireballxl5 1 year ago
That's a lot of radiation just "travelling" around the world...
rceretta 1 year ago
"Shall - we - play - a - game?"
UberSecret 1 year ago
Now US is the most advanced. Just how they are in everything else. ;)
0wnage55885 1 year ago
@0wnage55885 if US is so advanced, oh come we seem like such a crapsack nation?
LintuWaterfall 1 year ago
@LintuWaterfall Two separate situations.
0wnage55885 1 year ago
I guess you have to let one rip every once in a while to show people you still got them. If the first few we built worked great, I'm not sure we need 1000 tests after that.
shadyjohnson1 1 year ago
shit, not even a women can clean this up.
mrzo0otz 1 year ago 2
Et c'est encore les cons de Ricains qui remporte la timbale !!!
VolantPneu 1 year ago
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USA and Russia used Nukes many times exploding their own countries ? LoLzzz
And USA used nukes many times to Catchfish in pacific ocean ? ? ?
Russia Used Nukes Many in times their own country as a heating system ? ? ?
PPL What a waste of Resources c´mon ! ! !
JEIWILBER 1 year ago
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USA and Russia used Nukes many times exploding their own countries ? LoLzzz
And USA used nukes many times to Catchfish in pacific ocean ? ? ?
Russia Used Nukes Many in times their own country as a heating system ? ? ?
PPL What a waste of Resources c´mon ! ! !
JEIWILBER 1 year ago
What a sick disgusting world we live in, with the you know who in the lead.
TheTurbinator 1 year ago
Nobody except USA used it against people.
Btw, Tsar Bomba rulz
sentryfight 1 year ago
@sentryfight I think you'll find quite a few indigenous peoples who might have to disagree with you there. The original occupants of Australia for example. "Oh sorry
, we thought the desert was empty" - The british military.
annoianoid 1 year ago
usa 1053... so baddd !!!
Tifa00art 1 year ago
!GREAT!
DanielMilhazes 1 year ago
So?
vidividivicious 1 year ago
If I would be Earthmother (xD) i wouldn't carry so many stupid people on my back..
caught522 1 year ago 2
What a waste of resources :(
a1579 1 year ago 30
@a1579 What a waste of a planet .
TheTurbinator 1 year ago 2
@a1579 Explain?
Sicknose 1 year ago
@a1579 Rather a drop in the ocean.
CurseUppl 1 year ago
Why would you need more than 400 nuclear tests?
RevanorSzeged 1 year ago 2
everybody wonders why's the number of tumourus diseases rising...human stupidity kills us all.
QoDDing 1 year ago
USA will win the nuke war... so sad :(
x32jusuf 1 year ago