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First Soviet hydrogen bomb test (1953)

Date: 12/08/1953 | Type: Tower 30m | Yield: 400kt

Joe-4 was the fifth Soviet nuclear test and demonstrated the use of fusion in a weaponizable des...

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For comparison, in 1952 USA tested the "Ivy King", a 500kt fusion-boosted fission weapon with a pure U235 core, dropped from a B-36 bomber, so USSR wasn't the first country to ever test a deliverable, hundred-kiloton range weapon utilizing the thermonuclear fusion. Of course, I'm well aware that ...

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  First Soviet hydrogen bomb test (1953)

  Date: 12/08/1953 | Type: Tower 30m | Yield: 400kt

  Joe-4 was the fifth Soviet nuclear test and demonstrated the use of fusion in a weaponizable des...

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  kubat1987 said:

  If you put it that way, then we should say that none oh the superpowers had an h-bomb before 1954/1955 ("Castle" series and RDS-37 test were when they first tested the deliverable Teller-Ulam design, the later being also the first test of it by USSR).

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  First Soviet hydrogen bomb test (1953)

  Date: 12/08/1953 | Type: Tower 30m | Yield: 400kt

  Joe-4 was the fifth Soviet nuclear test and demonstrated the use of fusion in a weaponizable des...

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  kubat1987 said:

  @vetermgla What? Where in the world have you heard or read that? The first one was Ivy Mike, tested in 1952 (10,4Mt). And as I mentioned before, the "layer cake" or "sloika" design can hardly be called a real hydrogen bomb (describing it as a nuclear device of it's own kind would be far more accu...

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  First Soviet hydrogen bomb test (1953)

  Date: 12/08/1953 | Type: Tower 30m | Yield: 400kt

  Joe-4 was the fifth Soviet nuclear test and demonstrated the use of fusion in a weaponizable des...

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  kubat1987 said:

  It's actually not an actual h-bomb, but the so called "layer cake"/"alarm clock" design - a normal implosion device, with altered layers of lithium deuteride and U238 tamper around it's core - which performs not better than any other huge bomb of this kind, like the 500-kiloton Ivy King (the uppe...

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F5 ("F6") OKLAHOMA TORNADO 3 MAY 1999

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@KingTornadoX That's exactly my point. In the EF scale EF5 starts at 200mph and has no upper limit.

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  In theory yes, there can be an F-6 and higher, as there are many structures that an F-5 cannot sweep away (mostly based on steel/concrete, like skyscrapers). The problem is that we have no record of any tornado with windspeeds exceeding those of the old F-5 category (318 Mph or ~510km/h at a grou...

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kubat1987 commented 5 months ago

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Super-Volcanoes, Part 1: Yellowstone

The first video in my series on super-volcanoes. I take a dim view of the breathless, sensationalist, "we're all gonna die" style of Discovery Cha...

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In the recent years there have been a discovery which might be a breakthrough in our understanding of supervolcanism. In the north-western Italy scientists found Sesia Caldera, a very ancient, 25 km deep supervolcanic system, which had been turned from vertical to horizontal position and fully e...

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kubat1987 commented 6 months ago

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F5 Tuscaloosa tornado

Nate Hughett and Ryne Chandler chasing the F5 tornado in Tuscaloosa AL. This storm was like nothing else that I have ever seen. We apologize for th...

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@MissRosa4 Don't expect too much logical thinking and cool judgment from someone in such bad mental state.

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  F5 Tuscaloosa tornado

  Nate Hughett and Ryne Chandler chasing the F5 tornado in Tuscaloosa AL. This storm was like nothing else that I have ever seen. We apologize for th...

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  @MissRosa4 Seems like her home/neighborhood have been hit by this thing, so she's in a shock.

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  Sounds of hell

  This is a real recording of a hole into hell that was found in Siberia by Russian scientists during an excavation. Really scary stuff.

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  kubat1987 said:

  The sounds are from a movie, called "The torture chambers of Baron Blood". They were just overlapped and looped several times. And the original version is much more scary BTW.

  The pastor from this film should really remind himself about what Jesus says about the truth and who is called "the fat...

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  May 11, 2000 Waterloo, Iowa Intense Tornado!

  Large destructive tornado we captured on our tours (Silver Lining Tours) near Waterloo, Iowa. We were blasted with 80 MPH plus RFD winds and got ve...

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  Amazing. What category was that beast? At least EF-4, I suppose?

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  Top 10 Biggest Tornadoes

  I know the video is rubbish but i made it when i was 9 years old.....

  ALL THE TORNADOES HAPPEN IN REAL LIFE! By Jakub Mazi.

  Here Is Another If Mi...

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  I lacks most if not all of the strongest twisters: 3 V 1999 Moore/Bridge Creek Andover, Xenia, let alone a mention of the Tri-State etc.

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  Unicron Transforming

  Unicron reveals himself to an arrogant Galvatron...

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  @MrGowrestler With The Matrix, introduced in TF2, how else?

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kubat1987 commented 10 months ago

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Tornado Lifting a House

The title explains it all... I saw this on Good Morning America

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kubat1987 said:

@christof139 It's actually an F-2 and all it has done was stripping the house off the roof and messing things inside. I know because I'd seen this tornado in some other video.

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  USA Terrorism: HiROSHiMA , NAGASAKi Atomic Bomb

  Links to external sources: http://www.amazon.com/BBC-H... 0F4RH8Y

  This video is a clip from a BBC Documentary called ...

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  It is quite likely that Japanese would surrender either way, as one of the princes was secretly looking for a possibility to negotiate the peace, since the spring of 1945. For that reason the Manhattan Project needed to hurry, if the bombs were to be used in this war, so the Congress would feel t...

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  USA Terrorism: HiROSHiMA , NAGASAKi Atomic Bomb

  Links to external sources: http://www.amazon.com/BBC-H... 0F4RH8Y

  This video is a clip from a BBC Documentary called ...

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  kubat1987 said:

  @nightwisher23 Especially that this thing was utterly useless as an actual combat weapon, and that the US had a crushing adventage in nukes and delivery systems. It was not until Brezhnev that the Soviets got on par with America and so M.A.D. doctrine was born.

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