"Castle Bravo" atomic bomb test

...yet so beautifull
this bomb had a 15 megatons power, that's almost 1000 times stronger then Hiroshima which was 20 kilotons. it took place in 1954 near Marshall Islands.

This footage is from the movie "Trinity and Beyond" Directed By Peter Kuran, copyright owned by VCE,Inc.

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[shugalluful]

I don't know whats more disturbing; the video itself + all of it's implications or the posted comments. I realize that a great deal of "posters" on Youtube are just 12 year kids taking a break from wanking themselves to death...but some of the adults seem to have little or no knowledge of history (context)....let alone the ability to spell with some degree of proficiency. It is precisely this type of idiocy that makes the prospect of nuclear Armageddon so plausible - fucking scary

[riceicles123]

yeah it sure is, the hydrogen bomb works kind of the same as a sun, there both powered by nuclear fusion

[JackMcQuack]

@shugalluful Even scarier is the fact that if the degree of stupidity continues to increase, it may render our future indistinguishable from a nuclear Armageddon.

[MiSoto]

If this had went off near me, I would've thought, "Wow, what a beautiful way to die." 3 seconds later, I would retract my statement, right before being vaporised.

[theonlyrealman1]

no more martial islands..........bravo

[republicazi321]

this is what happens when god lights His farts on fire.

[Overachieve12]

Tsar bomb beats this by 333.33 (repeating)%

[mattwins18]

@mkpshur you're on

[mkpshur]

@mattwins18 I so want I can bring a pot of stew from Asturias and then tell me, okay buddy?

[mattwins18]

@mkpshur ok get me a full can of baked beans, a ribeye steak, mac and cheese, and a shit-ton of root beer (and no i am not a fatass, facsinating right?)

[mkpshur]

@mattwins18 oh yes? I´d like to see it.

[mike4ty4]

@mike4ty4 Such unwillingness to share, I don't believe is an unchangeable for a great deal of the people that do it, it is just that "culture" seems to condition people to not want it. Greed can be overcome, it's not easy, but it's possible... I find it interesting people talk about "hard work" yet nobody talks about the hard work to change your heart...