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  • Fun Fact: It uses bad-quality music to annihilate the enemy.

  • 500kt?

  • Ivy King was a large fusion-boosted nuclear bomb. It wasn't quite a "pure fission" device, the small amount of tritium gas in the core created more neutrons, which increased the efficiency of the fission material.

  • lots of radiation...

  • what kinda creepy propaganda music is this?

  • Dramatic.

  • Damn....thats is some scary stuff.

  • Scary that you can fit that into each MIRV.8 mirv = 1 ICBM.

  • Does anyone think this is a good thing?

  • @catra195 yup

  • @ZsaZsaGaborFanatic

    u need to be in a cage deep deep underground and all of the remaining members of your family tree needs to be under close watch

  • 0:51 , sends shivers down my spine

  • it was a 500kt device... but think about it.. USA has the w88 tecnology, wich is something like 475kt in a 980~~kg bomb... thats not good.

  • doees anyone listen to operation ivy

  • fai se fude seu noob

  • Pretty Big FireBall For Water Detonation.^_-

  • Most powerful fission weapon.

    It probably was boosted with a lithium deuteride tritide capsule to enhance neutrons and increase the Pu 239 fission yield.

  • Ivy King was enriched U. Not Pu. I stand corrected if that is true.

  • How long have you been waiting to squeeze that into a conversation?

  • this is the most powerful atom bomb but not the most powerful bomb

  • Looks a bit skinny..

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  • whoa!

  • 500 Kilotons is impressive for an atomic bomb. although it is not the most powerful tested

    the most powerful pure-fission bomb was the orange herald built by the uk. it was 700 KT

  • The Orange Herald was a fusion boosted weapon. Ivy King was pure fission.

  • that's AWESOME for a NON-hydrogen, fission weapon.

    it's as powerful or more powerful than some of the low-yield H-bombs

    (i.e. the 300-350kt thermonuclear weapons)

    Ivy King at 500kt is pretty incredible for an atomic bomb.

  • The King shot was successful, but it was proof that there's an upper limit to fission weapons. past that point the bomb itself becomes unsafe and prone to unintended detonation.

  • Ivy King was NOT an hydrogen bomb. It was an highly enriched uraniun based bomb. Ivy King was the most powerfull fission bomb, ever detonated, and wasn't a failure. H-bomb's are fusion, not fission, devices.

    The 2nd hydrogen bomb to be detonated after Ivy Mike was Castle Bravo.

  • @sidewalkere

    The fusion reaction is ignited by a fission reaction. The fusion reaction then ignites a fission reaction in the bomb jacket. Fission-fusion-fission.

  • @PikPobedy

    Yes, that happens in most fusion bombs. Which this was not. This was a pure fission device.

  • @sidewalkere

    Correct. Ivy King was entirely fission. I don`t recall what was on my mind when I got into the fision-fusion-finish thing as a response to you.

  • whoa is right but they called it a failure compared to mike but it was still 25 times larger than hiroshima

  • Whoa!

  • meh...

  • whoa!

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