I watched a Trident missile launched from the San Diego area a few years ago. I was looking South and saw this strange orange light slowly Rising, it didn't quite look like lights from an airplane so I just kept following it with my eyes, then it escaped the atmosphere right above me and left this gigantic strange glowing cloud way up in the atmosphere. It freaked everybody out all over Southern California and that's when they said it was a missile launched from a submarine in the Pacific test range.
Atomic adventure Pacific..sailors do assigned job tasks.looking back wonder how many have cancer and attribute its development to this 1962 test...Bless their hearts
@@danielcruz8347 Cold War Patriots act. 2000. Army clean up workers on Johnson island in 1977 get nothing though. Depleted Uranium "Gulf qar syndrome " is another " agent orange" being covered up denied by DOD.
Wow, an A-3 Skywarrior. The only carrier deployable nuclear-armed strategic bomber. It was among the longest serving carrier-based aircraft in history.
The A3J/A-5 Vigilante served as the Navy's nuclear-armed strategic bomber too. It didn't have that role long though before the Navy gave up manned strategic bombers for SLBMs.
In 1984 after graduating from hull maintenance technician A school 4 of us got to fly from Diego Garcia to the aircraft carrier Independence CV-62 in an A-3, that was the thrill of a life time.
Me gustan mucho éste tipo de vídeos. Muestran una realidad latente en tiempos de la guerra Fría. Están hechos por militares para militares pero ilustran bien las capacidades que se tenían en aquel momento. Es espectacular el lanzamiento del misil y el estallido del la cabeza nuclear. Very good vídeo.
Anyone notice that one of the destroyers in the task force is the USS Maddox, which a couple of years later will be at the Gulf of Tonkin, and whose Captain will give out a bunch of crazy reports about being attacked by North Korean torpedo boats?
I was exactly 19 1/2 years old when this test occured. There were so many tests of our nuclear weapons before, during; and after that. I quite imagine that by 21 years of age, every man, woman, and child in the world, along with animals and everything that was living were contaminated and still are till this date. 🤔🤪🤑😬😮💨💣💥👀To my child, grandchildren and most especially to my great-grand daughter, I say without hesitation and most humbly how sorry I am for my generation of this horrible "thing" that was created. Sincerely, I remain at 79 y.o., Sentebey
The "thing" would always have been created. You can't hide science from scientists, and they're the ones who discovered and championed the development of technology. At 79 years old it was not YOUR generation that developed the technology. That happened over a period of time starting in about 1930 and ending with the Trinity test in 1945. You're at least two generations late with being responsible. Your apology is worthless as it only makes you feel better and does nothing for anyone else.
I think it's cool that you'd say that, I never thought any of this lunacy was a good thing or even a good idea, to make a whole bunch of weapons too horrible to use, sounds kinda crazy to me
Yeah, II've seen it stated a couple of times that the US military probably killed more Americans with nuclear weapons than Japanese due to the fallout from all the atmospheric tests in or near the USA. Another fun fact, steel made pre Trinity is now in demand for many applications (high sensitivity sensors etc.) because it isn't contaminated with nuclear decay products! These atmospheric nuclear tests have a long legacy.
Won't hear it coming, you'll slill see the trail of solid fuel rocket smoke, if it's daytime, at night you'd still see the orange-white glow of the jet combustion engine exhaust gas but it would be too fast to hear
@@_MaxHeadroom_ yes, Japan was firebombed firebombed numerous times much the same a Dresden only bare in mind despite many factories being of relative modern construction that most urban areas were still made of wooden construction. Nuclear power plants are also propping up the notion of a split atom. The atom has never been split and every supposed nuclear power plant is in reality a draw on power and not a net contributing factor. Every metre in altitude there’s an electric potential of 100v right up from a ~ earth to a + 5 million ionosphere/firmament. Image what a National grid of superconducting cables can achieve bathed in ions and electrons. Good luck there is indeed free energy, there always was and will be it’s simply hidden from view and given a different name and monetised.
@@photosphotos The special effects they had back in the 40's and 50s we're amazing. Look at how real it looks. ruclips.net/video/6tG9VYSWyE4/видео.html
@@photosphotos Man, you are out in left field. I'm sorry that the educational system failed you so badly. There are remedial programs that can help. Don't give up and you'll get there some day.
I was 11 years old. The big topic with all of us , “What would you do after the nuclear war ?” We all made plans . Scary stuff for a boy.
Very important historical perspectives in this documentation. Thank you for continuing to provide these materials to the public.
I watched a Trident missile launched from the San Diego area a few years ago.
I was looking South and saw this strange orange light slowly Rising, it didn't quite look like lights from an airplane so I just kept following it with my eyes, then it escaped the atmosphere right above me and left this gigantic strange glowing cloud way up in the atmosphere. It freaked everybody out all over Southern California and that's when they said it was a missile launched from a submarine in the Pacific test range.
Atomic adventure Pacific..sailors do assigned job tasks.looking back wonder how many have cancer and attribute its development to this 1962 test...Bless their hearts
All of the Dominic tests were airburst. They produced little to no localised fallout.
EEOICA act...I am in it.
@@MitzvosGolem1bless your heart..peace be too you
@@danielcruz8347 Cold War Patriots act. 2000.
Army clean up workers on Johnson island in 1977 get nothing though.
Depleted Uranium "Gulf qar syndrome " is another " agent orange" being covered up denied by DOD.
Neat! They mention these tests in the movie "Trinity and Beyond" but only give a general overview. I've never seen a lot of this footage.
Trinity and Beyond is a great documentary.
1962
Wow, an A-3 Skywarrior. The only carrier deployable nuclear-armed strategic bomber. It was among the longest serving carrier-based aircraft in history.
The A3J/A-5 Vigilante served as the Navy's nuclear-armed strategic bomber too. It didn't have that role long though before the Navy gave up manned strategic bombers for SLBMs.
In 1984 after graduating from hull maintenance technician A school 4 of us got to fly from Diego Garcia to the aircraft carrier Independence CV-62 in an A-3, that was the thrill of a life time.
Me gustan mucho éste tipo de vídeos. Muestran una realidad latente en tiempos de la guerra Fría. Están hechos por militares para militares pero ilustran bien las capacidades que se tenían en aquel momento. Es espectacular el lanzamiento del misil y el estallido del la cabeza nuclear. Very good vídeo.
How can I become a nuclear scientist?
Good question.
Go to Russia.
You must be a mason
@@daveschillz How come?
@@suprstraight2421 Why?
Cool.
Curious how many fish died in the making of this film..
all of them
@@redzipper8570 laughing at the reply was prob not a good thing..but that sure was on point 😆
@@lookingforhope5455 think of all the ones that didn't die and were caught and served up in fancy California restaurants...
Nobody cares
Anyone notice that one of the destroyers in the task force is the USS Maddox, which a couple of years later will be at the Gulf of Tonkin, and whose Captain will give out a bunch of crazy reports about being attacked by North Korean torpedo boats?
I think you meant North Vietnamese.
300 miles off of San Diego 😆
the navy knew of the dangers but don't care
But they say it was 1,300 miles from inhabited land in each direction...
Rust in Peace... Polaris
I was exactly 19 1/2 years old when this test occured. There were so many tests of our nuclear weapons before, during; and after that. I quite imagine that by 21 years of age, every man, woman, and child in the world, along with animals and everything that was living were contaminated and still are till this date.
🤔🤪🤑😬😮💨💣💥👀To my child, grandchildren and most especially to my great-grand daughter, I say without hesitation and most humbly how sorry I am for my generation of this horrible "thing" that was created. Sincerely, I remain at 79 y.o., Sentebey
The "thing" would always have been created. You can't hide science from scientists, and they're the ones who discovered and championed the development of technology. At 79 years old it was not YOUR generation that developed the technology. That happened over a period of time starting in about 1930 and ending with the Trinity test in 1945. You're at least two generations late with being responsible. Your apology is worthless as it only makes you feel better and does nothing for anyone else.
Wow apologies for an entire generation !
Gosh how humble you are.
I think it's cool that you'd say that, I never thought any of this lunacy was a good thing or even a good idea, to make a whole bunch of weapons too horrible to use, sounds kinda crazy to me
Yeah, II've seen it stated a couple of times that the US military probably killed more Americans with nuclear weapons than Japanese due to the fallout from all the atmospheric tests in or near the USA.
Another fun fact, steel made pre Trinity is now in demand for many applications (high sensitivity sensors etc.) because it isn't contaminated with nuclear decay products!
These atmospheric nuclear tests have a long legacy.
With hypersonic at least we won't see it coming.
Won't hear it coming, you'll slill see the trail of solid fuel rocket smoke, if it's daytime, at night you'd still see the orange-white glow of the jet combustion engine exhaust gas but it would be too fast to hear
How many animals were kill???
1.5...
#fake
Are nuclear weapons fake?
@@_MaxHeadroom_ yes, Japan was firebombed firebombed numerous times much the same a Dresden only bare in mind despite many factories being of relative modern construction that most urban areas were still made of wooden construction.
Nuclear power plants are also propping up the notion of a split atom.
The atom has never been split and every supposed nuclear power plant is in reality a draw on power and not a net contributing factor.
Every metre in altitude there’s an electric potential of 100v right up from a ~ earth to a + 5 million ionosphere/firmament.
Image what a National grid of superconducting cables can achieve bathed in ions and electrons.
Good luck there is indeed free energy, there always was and will be it’s simply hidden from view and given a different name and monetised.
@@photosphotos The special effects they had back in the 40's and 50s we're amazing. Look at how real it looks. ruclips.net/video/6tG9VYSWyE4/видео.html
@@photosphotos Man, you are out in left field. I'm sorry that the educational system failed you so badly. There are remedial programs that can help. Don't give up and you'll get there some day.