TRINITY - THE FIRST ATOMIC BOMB TEST
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2014
- A brief excerpt from our 2005 PBS special "Dr. Teller's Very Large Bomb" - The July 16th, 1945 New Mexico test of the world's first atomic bomb. (Full documentary available through www.foolishearthling.com)
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"I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." ...Albert Einstein
@Phoenix I see your an optimist LOL . You really think humans will make it that long ?
You know. He just talk, and that one he dint even know what he was talking about.
Not the call of duty quotes 🤦🏻♂️😂
@@Downtime_videoshas nothing to do with call of duty
It's funny how it was Teller who was worried about this test and questioned if it should happen, yet later he pushed for the H-bomb when everyone else was scared to build something so powerful.
+69aussieguy no one wants to destroy the whole world, the H bomb seems about right for the worlds biggest bomb though.
Teller was jealous.... Trinity wasn't his!!!
@@simonjackson7269 Even the H-Bomb wasn't entirely Teller's brainchild, the mathematical calculations and mechanism of action were devised by Stanislaw Ulam, hence the name, "Teller-Ulam design".
@@skymaster4743 add to that when Teller quit working on the A bomb so he could think about the super they had to get a replacement. That person was Fuchs. The guy who gave most of the secrets to the Russians. Teller and his fan bois never mention this
The sound of that explosion is scary. It sounded like it was going to reverberate forever! It is unbelievable that they had many scientists and other personnel so close to the test site! They must have been scared shitless by that sound and the blinding flash of the bomb!
A lot of people don't realise that solids like metals can be compressed, although it takes a huge amount of force. Even water can be compressed. In fact, at the bottom of the deepest ocean trench, the water itself is compressed about 9%.
The fireball initially radiates at virtually ALL wavelengths, it peaks in the x-ray. The second flash is caused by the fireball becoming more and more transparent to visible light as it expands and cools, and radiating from its entire volume instead of from just near its surface
BenHBX Is this where "If you see the flash, it's already too late" comes from exactly, or is that quote merely a philosophical synonym to "You're fucked anyway"?
As a question about human responses, it applies as well to hand grenades as it does nukes. The main defenses are distance (see the squared-cubed law) and luck.
@@puncheex2 Something that is only very rarely noted is that the near field blast pressure drops only linearly with distance rather than by the square. The heating radiation on the ground produces a superheated disk along the ground. The speed of sound increases so much in that disk that the blast is funneled along the disk and expands almost entirely in one dimension - width. I didn't even think about it until I read a book simply titled "Hiroshima" by John Hershey, about six survivors of the Hiroshima blast. All survived by luck; they were shielded from the searing radiation by earthen or stone walls. Three were about a mile away and had time to finish the step they were making when the pressure wave hit, five seconds before the unfunneled pressure would arrive. The other three were two miles away and had time for a couple steps.
Mouse never made mousetraps
But human made Nuclear Bombs
-Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein was even alive when it took place ?🙄
@@kartikkaushik3837 He invented the bomb..the biggest mistake of his life
@@sugipulasugipula5712 it wasn't him it was Oppenheimer
@@kartikkaushik3837yes, he died in 1955 retard
@@kartikkaushik3837yes he was alive
And Teller, father of the H-bomb, wanted to build GIGATON bombs.
l8tbraker to think that some kid could plan to do it. A gigaton Bomb is not that hard to think of. Five uranium cores in a plus shape, plus six thermonuclear cylinders around each one. Then have 15 balls of lithium-6 or lithium-7 surrounded by uranium casing. It should amount to about a gigaton.
@@robertbrotherton1375 are you sure ?
Eugen Kramaric without a doubt.
@@robertbrotherton1375 thx
Eugen Kramaric no problem. Don’t blow up the world without giving me credit for the basic instructions. Or just don’t blow up the world. Your choice.
Great Video, the test is absolut amazing.
The city of Hiroshima had the next explosion but it used uranium instead of plutonium.... The uranium type weapon had a different design which was never tested before its dropping on Hiroshima. This led to some concern it wouldn't work. It did work but it's yield of 15kt was somewhat less than the 20kt yield of the Trinity Test and Nagasaki, plutonium weapons.... Even at 15kt, this was more than enough for the sad disaster devastation released on the city.... I pray that never again will such weapons be used on any city.
Very sinister. Pre apocalypse mania. If millions are going to die, at least come clean about history before we do.
'What a horrible gadget have we invented!'😟
My grandfather helped construct the electrical components of the atomic bomb. The wire you see when the capsule is off. He then retired and went on to be a professor of electrical blueprint for an electrical company he managed called FPNL.
Did you GF know what he was working on?
That’s sexy my grandfather repaired clothes washers in farmland he wore shorts and wife beaters he always said one day the world would throw the brick in the machine now I know he was full of pills or booze or both he’ll think he had demented dementia.
@@drizzlecan1199 nice story
Sure bro
Your grandpa rots in Hell
then aliens showed up.
That's actually true.. Coincidence?
Yes! perhaps to learn how to harness this energy or to check up on Earth which is probably their science experiment. Lol
I believe another scientist had done manually the equation of the Oppenheimer glass and he calculates it comes out the same one letter change or something
Can't imagine what it was like to see this...
Thanks
the WW2 was the prime motivator behind the building of the bomb - one wonders where would we be and who would have been the first to build the bomb if the war hadn't happened?
So much about nutshelling Physics. Disgraceful and pathetic. Japan and Germany both had nuclear programs and exchanges. America was not the first and will never come clean about U234.
This was the moment Bob was born.
Ok
Who's Bob?
I'm assuming Bob Lazar, creator of united nuclear.
Later.... Around the Castle series of tests..
Bob's birthday. The evil it self.
We'll know more about the Trinity project in the upcoming Christopher Nolan movie Oppenheimer
Actor Clan Murphy played Doh in the embodiment of Oppenheimer's character to the fullest. What an internal struggle the nuclear bomb is when it falls. It does not differentiate between good and secret, but let's aspirate and detonate a very powerful explosion and send with it the radiation resulting from the explosion. Oppenheimer's movie will be a timeless masterpiece in biographical films
Hey Michael, thanks for the upload. It's been a while. I had to open a new LinkedIn account and I'd like to connect again please. I'll send you a request.
Teller passed out suntan lotion when lead was needed! Teller hunkered down in California when Ivey Mike went off.
I have always known it was the SMART GUYS who make all the trouble.
I love the narrators voice, it is so smooth, who is it, please???
Joe cool
you dont even know it's there until it cools and you feel the shockwave followed by a blastwave.
amazing. now lets find a planet to have fun with
Ignition of atmosphere!!😳 like these war hungry folks wanted to put an end to the world itself😳
And now our generation suffered from environment or air pollution ..
Wait, how? Is that possible?
I never want to hear the phrase "ignition of the atmosphere" again, jfc
So this is where everything started to go off the rails.
It started a LONG time before this ! Read about the reaction to the invention of the crossbow !!!
Now I am become Death , Destroyer of Worlds
My concern is "not yet, it hasn't." The destruction of the world waits for humans to slip up. I am only recently interested in nuclear disarmament, primarily as a result of seeing how easily it could all be triggered by a mistake. We would probably never use them but that does not make them safe. Check out The Norwegian Rocket Incident of 1995 ruclips.net/video/nwqZ5AR2q5w/видео.html for an example of how innocently armageddon nearly occurred.
@Dana William yeah he tried showed sympathy with that sanskrit quote😐
Hmm, looks like a star imploding.
This is not the first test , they blew millions of dollars up in smoke before one went off , they blew up 50 million dollar clumps of metal the size of pool balls
Who is this person @3:40
Teller was an egomaniac.
He was also jealous of Oppenheimer’s fame.
@@MistressGlowWorm To me the guy walks that very fine line between absolute genius and flat out insanity. Jealousy with these guys is "Moooohahahahah" gone off the rails.
Foolish Earthlings Productions.
Yes
Trinnitium right?
At 2.00 they say the v.i.p. s but who where the v.i.p.'s?
Where can I see this docmentaryet?
Freeman Dyson died last year (Late February 2020) at the ripe old age of 96.
Sorry to hear that.
Didn't know at the time that he was going to have a new element Oppenheimer glass 40-year radiation decay half-life
Scary
"What a horrible gadget have we invented". But you did.
Oppenheimer effectively ended a discussion several of the physicists were having about whether the bomb should be used. Oppie observed, "When we build it they will use it. Otherwise there would be no reason for what we are doing."
wtf did he say at 4:04? and at 4:34?
sure do look like genuine, kind, & trustworthy men.
Damn I had to laugh, I will go to hell -_-
+SergeantSteezy they said something like the bomb was alot more powerfull than expected heil satan or something i got no fucking clue actually..
+SergeantSteezy He said something along the lines of "our first reaction was *we've done it* and it was even more powerful than we had previously calculated. The second thought was *what a horrible gadget have we invented*"
This is why the space aliens don't talk to us.
I eat space aliens am vegan tho.
Space aliens: *laugh in planet eviscerator, star cryofreezer and galactic evaporator*.
Tanning booth
I couldn't make out the last phrase.
This was the design used for the Fat Man bomb. It still amazes me that they felt no need to test the Little Boy device before unleashing it on Hiroshima.
Because they already knew( more like had a good feeling) the gun type for Uranium-235 would work. The gun type design would not work for plutonium tho.
"Vat ein horrible gadget ve haff created!!!"
can't wait to see you at his age :D
Today it would be the device
Whirlwind
Stratofortress
Tf were these people thinking
"Now we are all sons of bitches"
Kenneth Bainbridge.
Have it
You see Robert Oppenheimer at 28 seconds in
Protectantium proteinium selenium Roman plutonium u235 all of those of course hydrogen and then it puts it in his calculator Julius and then it takes out some of the molecules and it tells you what it would become and then what the name or periodic stable element is an electrons
"I know these bombs are deadly, but they're kind of cool, I think there should be more, pretty rad broooo." -Albert Einstein
Lol
they are the key to world peace.
>Albert Einstein
In Netflix history show adaptation.
Until they burst in your city besise you.. Einstine didnt said this😉😉😉😉
@@beetle7733 Congratulations... you don't understand a 3 year old sarcastic comment. Autism.
Ummmm... "8 millionths of a second"? Not quite. The generation time was a "shake", about 10 nanoseconds. 80 generations amounted to 800 nanoseconds, less than a single millionth of a second. Everything after that was nature seeking to distribute the energy evenly and restore equilibrium.
puncheex2 , its nice reading something intelligent for a change. Thank you.
Rubbish - there are not 2 to the power of 80 atoms in 7 kgs of plutonium.
it's more like 2 to the power of 26 at the most. ( as a guess)
I heard that it requires 22 generations before the mass expands to get an atom bomb working.
Oppenheimer, Nolan’s best work.
"Oft he quench'd it beneath in the Deeps
Then surveyd the all bright mass. Again
Siezing fires from the terrific Orbs
He heated the round Globe, then beat,
While roaring his Furnaces endur'd
The chaind Orb in their infinite wombs."
-William Blake
Et oui ,heureusement qui y a ma playlist pour vous balancer quand y en a une "tactique dernier cri"qui pète!
Oooohh, forcing a pure rock to shrunk it self to explode
A bomb is merely a beginning. Next up will be something like a fusion bomb.
Already done like 60 years ago my dude 😆
We already done fusion bomb bro next up will be antimatter bomb
Zakon sličan ognju. Biblija kaže
God. Gospod.
why they did not die from gama and neutron radiation ?
at 4:25 you can see a group of people around some kind of rubble, is that ground zero? that shit isnt radioactive?? wtf
Probably ground zero near what is left of the tower. They would have gone there maybe a few weeks later when the radiation reduces, that is not to say it isn't radioactive at all, but no longer in lethal amounts.
4 weeks and we see the hole story with cillian murphy
That bomb saved a few hundred thousand men and women. Including my grandpop. I thank you
Saved the world from WW3 as well, since it would be unwinnable.
No, they damned all of humanity to a future of evaporation and hell. The soviets sacrificed 20million to win a war for their very survival. The U.S. produced this bomb simply because it’s people including ur grandpa were too soft to get the job done. So instead this country hires legitimate psychotic mad scientists to build the very weapons that’ll ensure our entire species to extinction in due time.
Every last one of these scientists get skinned alive daily in the bowels of hell.
They know what they did and what it meant for the future.
@@Lucky-sh1dm you are a moron to think like that but you have a opinion and I have mine
He gave them suntan lotion. I mean, I guess. SPF Hydrogen fusion
give that man some teeth
i agree
Lol, if you look closely, it's obvious he has them.
Was a order from the Future from Skynet
Teller already knew "what next
Something like PAT-UDU-DE-TOO
Japan will never thank people like them.
Can I be a dr
we are all doomed
No...YOU'RE doomed - I'm doing fine.
All of the Germans / Europeans. Could we have ever done it without them?
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in a few million years - we would have more powerful weapons, that could evaporate the earth in an instant
I'm going to hope that we do not reach that point and go into world piece long before 1 million years
If world piece isn't an option, it is almost certain that we will blow ourselves up
None of our immediate ancestors survived more than 2 million years. We probably won't either because of genetic problems. Each of us have the seeds of Fragile X syndrome and it gradually develops to the symptomatic stage over a large number of generations. It is not lethal but results in intellectual deficits, more especially in men (who do not have a redundant X chromosome). Even barring that, genetic senescence eventually overtakes most mammals and birds but that can take many millions of years.
The time frame aside, why would anybody develop weapons that are as bad for them as for their enemies? That is the main reason nuclear weapons have not been used again and our interests have turned to focused weapons - precision delivery.
He's dumb
Why would anyone build such a bomb and why would it hold the name Trinity?
You failed U.S. history in high school, didn't you? You should Google this thing called "World War 2" as well as "The Manhattan Project"
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1 decimal point...and we would not be hear
How about Zettaton Bombs!!!!
Nice
A thousand billion gigatons bomb would destroy the earth, vaporize it I think. So you can say " what about one zettaton bomb " because after testing it, there would be nobody left alive and nothing left to destroy and therefore nobody left to build and test another one....
SPF 100+ Gamma/X Ray/Alpha/Beta radiation.
“Whe have done it, we have screwed the world”
DIY
Motel fine
Coming to a place us you if not careful eh
Charles study university dr school
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Not "journey of death" its the "journey to reach gods power"
It is amazing to see the power of one bomb destroy a city as happened in WW2. These bombs were a necessary evil to end WW2, although there has been a lot of criticism of using the bomb so late in the war. As sad as it was, it also helped to establish nuclear policy for the future and also gave way to the field of nuclear medicine as well as nuclear power.
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What are you talking about lol?
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