call of duty modern warfare2 ISS space station destroyed.

this is a really cool scene from the new call of duty modern warfare 2. the level is called second sun, I think.

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[halohadel]

that is soooo fake

[acraze21]

@halohandel....."this is a really cool scene from the new call of duty modern warfare 2"

[Bloodgod40]

Not only is it impossible for this to happen, but the ISS displayed here is an earlier configuration, by the time MW2 came out the ISS hadn't looked like this for a couple of years.

[PivotSeargentFS]

@Spaceguy5 your just so conveniently named Spaceguy.. Troll

[chicagovigilante]

@blaster395

No it wouldn't! How can a bomb in a vacuum create a "medium of debris"? Due to conservation of mass, any such medium couldn't be more massive than the bomb itself, which would make it only a few metric tons worth of material. That much mass scattered over that much space would be completely insignificant.

[chicagovigilante]

The most likely way in which a satellite or spacecraft would be destroyed by such a nuclear device would be through the EMP. This electromagnetic pulse could short out the satellite navigational computer, causing it to lose orbit and burn up upon entering the atmosphere.

[chicagovigilante]

I love the game, but this sequence is physically inaccurate. It is true, as confirmed through testing by the US and the USSR, that a nuclear device detonated in outer space could destroy a nearby satellite. However, the damage would be done through radiation of various frequencies (gamma, EMP, etc).

A pressure shockwave cannot occur without a physical medium. A vacuum is not a physical medium. Therefore, it is inaccurate for the ISS to rip apart as if it was hit by a shockwave.

[DM4717]

it isn't a shockwave... it's a heat wave... heat can travel through a vacuum, and the heat caused by the ICBM would definitely be enough to weaken the support structures of the ISS and destroy it

[ceejayoz]

@DM4717 There have been space nuke tests. Search Wikipedia for "High altitude nuclear explosion". Includes pretty pics!

[Spaceguy5]

The EMP effect of a nuke might knock out the electronics on the ISS (Which could probably kill the crew slowly...) But there wouldn't be a destructive shockwave o.o... Also I doubt a nuke launch would even be visible from the space station when it's that far away. Plus a nuke explosion in space wouldn't make a fireball. I liked the older, more factual CoD games. The writers of MW2 shouldn't have stepped into a territory they knew nothing about <_<

[acraze21]

Haha yea I serched the internets for nuke test in outerspace, suprisingly none!