Big Bang Factually

[Jaros]

A bit off topic but this thing was huge. Click on CC at bottom of screen for closed caption translation.

https://futureplc.slgnt.eu/optiext/...30Nnl4YBfj7q4OR+GBEdk2BT3voOvUO3BbQz968DatyEf

 

[Tathradj]

Dont want that ever again. :awful:
Fair enough that it will wreak havoc and destruction but no one
would be able to live there for 10,000 years or more.
So what would be the point of having such a terrible weapon.

I did read some where that the scientist's who carried out this test vowed and declared
that it would not happen again because they realised what it meant.

Oh, The bomb actually did malfunction to a certain point.

This stuff is best left alone.

 

[Feral]

They reckon there was no rise in radiation at the center of the explosion. It was always my belief that Hydrogen bombs were "Dirty" in this regard.

Agreed Tathradj. The world don't need these things at all

 

[user 4386]

Hmm - I doubt if anyone missed that little island in Novaya Zemla. What we did instead is concentrated on producing vaste numbers of accurately-guided missiles that could wipe out every major city on Earth....

Size isn't everything, as the actress said to the Bishop.