@Unique Chris No, it's French Polynesia. Specifically, Fangataufa Atoll and Moruroa Atoll. Bikini and Johnston Atolls were the sites of U.S. Pacific nuclear tests. The French used French Polynesia.
Cold war how it was expected to be: Soviet union nukes US, US nukes soviet union. Cold war how it really was: Soviet union nukes soviet union, US nukes US.
@@sock398 ACTUALLY! China lake was never uninhabited. Indigenous tribes have always been living there and the US military arbitrarily decided to drive them out of their homes and mark it as a wasteland. It never was a wasteland if you consider the fact that people have been living there and the desert is its own ecosystem with unique flora and fauna. Even the evacuation has sometimes been inadequate and the tribes suffer as a result. The maps, however, conveniently show a blank nothingness where the China lake military zone is, even though Death Valley right next to it is literally a tourist destination. It's such a huge lie and barely anyone knows. The US has done a similar thing to an island community the name of which I forget, and their people still suffer from the effects of nuclear contamination and the loss of opportunities and development that accompanies it. It's truly tragic and a horrible thing.
Another incident left out entirely, including from the description, is the 1979 Vela Incident, where satellites detected two flashes of light matching the profile of nuclear detonations in the southern Indian Ocean, roghly half-way between Madagascar and Antarctica. Nobody has claimed responsibility for the detonations, but it's suspected to have been an undeclared joint test by Israel and South Africa.
Good point. Israel was the only state that would do (clandeastine) nuclear business with South Africa because it was so heavily sanctioned due to apartheid.
As a follow on to the Vela incident the U.S.A. and СССР would have both sent their nuke isotope sniffing planes to grab samples from the air following the satellite detection. The resultant isotopic fingerprint can reasonably tell you who/what reactor or enrichment process produced the material and also the geologic source. Thus it is fair to conclude that the major powers of the world secretly know who the Vela Incident belongs to but are otherwise choosing to not say.
@@zimports admission of the Vela incident already does admit failure of antiproliferation. The choice to not also reveal identities is seperate from that and undoubtedly political in the extreme. Edit: that the opposing world super powers both chose to not disclose the identities makes it even more curious.
@@smoli I agree that is most likely. I also think it is very interesting that neither of the superpowers (specifically the Soviets) tattled to world who it was. It makes political sense that the USA didn't say anything about Israel but why wouldn't the CCCP try to throw America and Israel under the bus when they could?
@@papaoso8340 This isn't some quirky history joke haha you sick fck France was not only committing a genocide of 3 million Algerians but was testing nukes on civilian populations
Soviets: *test one bomb* Americans: Let's waste a bunch of our own money and nuke the shit out of our own land. That'll show em! Also Americans: wE'rE sMarT
I like how the USA and USSR were going absolutely crazy with tests in the late 50s until the Tsar Bomba happens, where both countries collectively take a pause and reflect on what they just did
@@ItsRadeZ It was not a nuclear explosion. It was an entirely conventional explosion of radioactive material. Easy to make that mistake, but also remember that if Chernobyl had turned into a nuke the plant wouldn't still be standing :D
France: nukes literally the opposite side of the world. Russia: nukes borders, near friends. US: nukes middle of country. Invites friends over to do the same.
According to this, the Cold War was actually 4 conflicts: USA vs. the State of Nevada and the Pacific Ocean, USSR vs. Kazakhstan, UK vs. Australia, and France vs. an indestructible fish somewhere in the South Pacific. edit: if the color-coding is accurate, it looks like the UK took a couple pot-shots at Nevada also.
UK: so we tested our nukes in Australia's desert since its big and no one lives there France: we tested nukes in Algeria's desert since its safer and no one lives there China: we tested our nukes in our own desert since barely anyone lives there and we dont like the people that do live there lol USSR: lmao we just nuked Kazakhstan USA: *lmao we just nuked our states thousands of time lol* India: *lmao lets nuke near Pakistan's second biggest city near the border lol* Pakistan: *lol we make afghanistan border go boom 2 times*
0:08 USA 🇺🇸 2:06 Russia as RSFSR (Nowadays Russian Federation) in the former USSR 🇷🇺 2:45 United Kingdom 🇬🇧 4:12 France 🇫🇷 5:08 China 🇨🇳 7:04 India 🇮🇳 11:52 Pakistan 🇵🇰
Except Britain went: Hey, my name is Australia, also known as the Pacific Ocean and the United States, amongst 200 other names I have. I am everywhere except the British Isles.
Imagine showing this to someone from the 1800s and explaining that most of those explosions could at least completely destroy almost any large city thats been built
For a weapon,you don't really need many prototypes The US only had one prior to hiroshima and nagasaki And the hiroshima design didn't even have a test before being used
Ok, can all the Indians and Pakistanis please stop saying stupid shit about each other? We literally don't have any reason to uphold our enmity except because of our shitty governments. Can we calm down and have peace? Thank you. (this is for everyone in the reply section)
Well... no. This is a lot of nukes, but still, they didn't produce enough radioactive waste to significantly raise the background radiation around the world (but some of those spots might still be... spicy, lol). Also cancer is not directly related to radiation, unlike what seems to be commonly believed. It has many, many, many causes. Sun can cause cancer. Alcohol, tobacco, viruses, asbestos, genes, obesity, autoimmune diseases... It's also not like cancer is a modern thing. The first known record of it is from 1600 BCE. Many cases of some general "illness" in the past could have been unrecognised cancer, since it comes in many forms.
My grandfather was an Australian who worked for the Australian and British governments, sharing weapons technology and intelligence during and after WW2. When the British decided to test their nuclear capabilities, they asked Australia if they could conduct some tests in the Australian outback. Our government, being on great terms with the British were more than happy to let them do so. There were three test sites; Maralinga, Emu Creek and an island off the coast Western Australia. My grandfather was at Maralinga at the time of the test. Tragically, the indigenous population in the area were not warned, and many of them were killed in the bombings. British and Australian soldiers, scientists and other officials were a distance away from the explosion but still exposed to very high radiation, and many of them were killed by radiation sickness, cancer and leukemia in the years to come. My grandfather was among them, passing away from leukemia at the age of 63.
The Australians really wanted to get back at the Emus in Emu creek, huh? But in all seriousness, that's kinda sad, you'd expect the British Government to take extra precautions and warn any locals but somehow they screwed that up.
@@frederickoftheartic2209 No, they did it on purpose. It's literally impossible to do something like testing nuclear weapons without knowing what you're bombing
@Redfern Pitcher Downwinders have been trying to get recognition and compensation for decades. www.atomicheritage.org/history/nevada-test-site-downwinders. You may suspect H is wrong. Specialists don't. Dirty Harry isn't just a movie character.
I think, believe it or not, they somehow made the tests safer in the 60's. Not sure how, but the scary part is, those test where probably half of what the tested bomb or missile would do in a war scenario.
I mean, most of them are detonated in remote locations: The Soviet Union used Kazakhstan and the Novaya Zemlya Island. The USA used Nevada and some islands. The UK used the desert in Australia. France used the Algerian part of the Sahara desert and French Polynesia. India used the Rajasthan desert. Pakistan tested underground in the Ras Koh Hills. And like the first reply said all of them didnt happen at the same time, and how the fourth reply said that most of them were detonated underground to minimize the fallout.
Thats how they did it. They did them in "test series" sometimes lasting a month or two and would wait a few months rebuilding equipment and instruments to do more tests.
Because those test were made with precaution while the nuclear war ones objective will be to destroy absolutely everything and will fall in places that are not Nevada and Kazakhstan, but in various other locations and possibly important ones with lots of population
Howie Still Gamez I do know that the first comment was a joke, but I’m too much of a pessimist (or is it realist?) to keep my mind from wandering to the depressing information I have in my head.
@@rudranarayanmishra4701 when nation focuses on military only then there's north korea and when nation focuses on overall development there's south korea. Let them make more nukes untill it make them cripple . Cause development ke to lale pade hai😂my state have more gdp than entire pk.lol
@Ahmed Laiq I feel sorry for you guys Lmao 😂... having more nukes doesn't mean shit if you can't carry them..and India is your dad in terms of nuclear capable missile carriers
Polynesia here, i still find testimonies of locals that were on the islands next to maururoa and fangataufa, the two test islands, experiencing the "black rain" during the atomic explosions . Rare are thoses who didnt died from cancers . As i hear apparently it happened to a lot of communities around the world .
1958 was a mess because both sides knew negotiations on a bilateral treaty were to start on 31 Oct 1958, so they went all out to get as much done as possible. The US did 5 tests on Oct 30, and had another one scheduled but it was scrubbed for weather concerns. The Soviets fired two more three days later, causing considerable recriminations. the bilateral talks failed, but the Soviets continued the moratorium unilaterally and the US did so as well.
The radiation is what hath spawned so many unholy creatures in what the Australians calleth their dwellings. The dark continent is now currently being purged in holy fire... *Don't take this seriously*
Even scarier was that those first two were relatively weak compared to the ones tested in the following decades. Imagine the Tsar bomb being used on a city…
According to Major Racy Jordan, the U.S.State department were authorizing the shipments of plans and materials to the Soviet Union during WW2 lend lease, so the Russians could build one for themselves! The cold war was planned to create fear and control and to begin a decades long limited warfare against the commies and their satellites! Read Major Jordans Diary!
The US conducted Operation Hardtack I as a nuclear testing on Pacific grounds to perform hundreds of "unusual" newer and *advanced* nuclear weapons, which explains why there is craziness on the US in mid-1958. Following that, of course, is the Soviet Union's "response" to the operation; they made their own "intensive operation" to follow them. After all that, everything just went silent cuz of the PTBT (Partial Test Ban Treaty).
India was afraid of the CIA finding out about the tests (I don't know why, maybe some political reason) so they had to prepare for it in secret and the occuring of the test came as a surprise to USA after which they kept a close eye to India so that no more nuclear tests take place. You can check this on Wikipedia. They went as far as keeping track of American spy satellites, so that they can prepare the test site only when the satellites are not above India and then camouflage the entire site just before they complete their orbit and return to India.
@Ruben Hernandez not many actually, the majority of the damage was confined or limited to the Philippines and Marshall islands. which sucks if you live(d) there, but I suppose is good if you live anywhere else
pokenei small? Its the size of Texas and one of the largest countries in the world i know it looks small compared to china US and Russia but those are the only big countries after that its free for all
@@ansh6370 India actually dropped 3 nukes in 1998 in which Pakistan THEN responded with two nukes. Pay attention. And, for the record, Pakistan now has more nukes than India. Deal with it.
What adds to the eeriness of this video is knowing the person who made this was Japanese himself. Imagine being Japanese and learning your country was the only country ever nuked during the events of war.
Right on man. And poppies from Afghanistan with our endless war; not on, but FOR, Drugs. Taxpayers don't only pay taxes, but our money loses value when the Federal Reserve JUST PRINTS MORE DOLLARS TO fund the vastly unpopular war. We're being raped, citizens. Our children are being sold into slavery. How about a hashtag "me too" for that?!
"10 minutes already why don't we just see if this one will work if we drop it on new york just for the laughs" says the American army, 10 minutes later "Oh no"
The heat generated by nuclear weapons is completely insane, like 100 million degrees, but I’ve never heard about any studies that mention their contribution to nuclear warming.
That is because all that heat is generated in a few nanoseconds and disparates into space due to the ridiculous temperatures extremly fast. Most of the energy from nukes is also primarily gamma radiation and not infrared as well.
So many fish and coral was killed... no one wants to talk about that... if you threw a grenade into a swimming pool, humans inside can die and all fish would perish... now think of a nuke
@@luckedout1015 it depends on what type of grenade it is like, is it a shrapnel grenade? the water can dampen some forces that would be too powerful on land and the shrapnels wouldn't go far because of a water
"Are they still tasting nukes and trashing their oceans and cutting their forests?" "Yes" "Stoopid hoomans. Let's come back in 1000 years, maybe they'll get a bit smarter by then. "LoL! ktnxbye!"
@Juliusz Słowacki yes, testing might be done more than the actual use of the item, but of the few thousand used 2 were for actual combat. That's like, %00.1 of nukes
US: *Nukes Nevada for the billionth time* US 1 month later: wait, but do the nukes still work? Better do it again, just to be sure US 2 months later: Hey UK, we need to test if the nukes still work. Nuke Nevada for me would ya?
@KPW this explains a lot tbh Southwestern people: fucking stupid (this is a joke kinda) South central people: not as stupid (and I can confirm) South eastern people, aka Florida people: B I G B R A I N
USA: I nuked Nevada and pacific islands like a million times, what underpopulated land do you guys nuke? France: mostly the Sahara UK: Australia China: I bombed Tibet. UK: what about you Soviet? I assume Siberia? USSR: Uh... Kazakhstan....
@@jl_jc I think the first radio broadcast was (unfortunately) a speech of hitler. and radio is an electromagnetic wave that can possibly be heard from space EDIT: spelling
@@batmanv.hendustan7506 imagine being so view hungry that you promote your channel in a reply section Go beg other people to subscribe to you, instead of trying to be completely off topic
@@DengRobertDeng sorry misunderstood the sentence was not correct. I think you meant President Trump has the least blame for this. Correct? It's so I apologize.
US: Hey guys watch this! (Nukes itself) Other countries: Cool we should try that! (Nukes countries other that themselves) US: No no, this is how it’s done. (Nukes itself again) 4:48 UK: cool can I try. (Nukes US)
"Every nuclear explosion since 1945" implies that there were nuclear explosions before 1945 and they are being left out. Could you include them in the next video?
@@PietroBrion-km2ep I know there were no nuclear explosions before '45 if that's what you mean with explosions. It was a joke since it specifies "since 1945" when you don't have to specify that
US: **tests 1000 nukes**
"It's not enough we need more!!!"
India: **tests 1 nuke**
"Yeah.. that'll work.."
It's because the US itself says "nO It'S tOo DaNgErOuS!"
@@tryambaknathjha7574 the bombs only got more lethel what's your point
Lol
And USA tried to cut ties with India. But India can stand on its foot😎. Now we are allies.
@@ApoorvaRajBhadani yep
That one spot in the Pacific ocean:
France:
"Do you want to explode?"
I’m pretty sure that spot is in French Polynesia
Everyone: no one lives in the Pacific, let's bomb it
China: lol fuck Tibet
@@greengreen110 All of China's nuclear explosions happened in Lop Nur, Xinjiang
@@linus198062 I'm not that into geography, all I know is that the CCP hate west China
@Unique Chris No, it's French Polynesia. Specifically, Fangataufa Atoll and Moruroa Atoll.
Bikini and Johnston Atolls were the sites of U.S. Pacific nuclear tests. The French used French Polynesia.
Cold war how it was expected to be:
Soviet union nukes US,
US nukes soviet union.
Cold war how it really was:
Soviet union nukes soviet union,
US nukes US.
Lmao yes. Just like oh yeah we’re gonna show you how dangerous communism/capitalism is by repeatedly destroying our own land :)
@@ziggystarbucks6383 yep, they sure did a number on the barren, uninhabitable deserts chosen as testing sites
@@sock398 ACTUALLY! China lake was never uninhabited. Indigenous tribes have always been living there and the US military arbitrarily decided to drive them out of their homes and mark it as a wasteland. It never was a wasteland if you consider the fact that people have been living there and the desert is its own ecosystem with unique flora and fauna. Even the evacuation has sometimes been inadequate and the tribes suffer as a result. The maps, however, conveniently show a blank nothingness where the China lake military zone is, even though Death Valley right next to it is literally a tourist destination. It's such a huge lie and barely anyone knows.
The US has done a similar thing to an island community the name of which I forget, and their people still suffer from the effects of nuclear contamination and the loss of opportunities and development that accompanies it. It's truly tragic and a horrible thing.
@@ziggystarbucks6383 they both sucks but the only 1 it works is capitalism
Classic cold war shenanigans
Another incident left out entirely, including from the description, is the 1979 Vela Incident, where satellites detected two flashes of light matching the profile of nuclear detonations in the southern Indian Ocean, roghly half-way between Madagascar and Antarctica. Nobody has claimed responsibility for the detonations, but it's suspected to have been an undeclared joint test by Israel and South Africa.
"An unknown player has entered the game." Now there's a disconcerting notion. 😅
Good point. Israel was the only state that would do (clandeastine) nuclear business with South Africa because it was so heavily sanctioned due to apartheid.
As a follow on to the Vela incident the U.S.A. and СССР would have both sent their nuke isotope sniffing planes to grab samples from the air following the satellite detection. The resultant isotopic fingerprint can reasonably tell you who/what reactor or enrichment process produced the material and also the geologic source.
Thus it is fair to conclude that the major powers of the world secretly know who the Vela Incident belongs to but are otherwise choosing to not say.
@@zimports admission of the Vela incident already does admit failure of antiproliferation. The choice to not also reveal identities is seperate from that and undoubtedly political in the extreme.
Edit: that the opposing world super powers both chose to not disclose the identities makes it even more curious.
@@smoli I agree that is most likely. I also think it is very interesting that neither of the superpowers (specifically the Soviets) tattled to world who it was. It makes political sense that the USA didn't say anything about Israel but why wouldn't the CCCP try to throw America and Israel under the bus when they could?
US and Russia over there playing "let's see who can nuke themselves the hardest", meanwhile the UK is like "Hey Australia! Catch!"
why uk use australia
@@angelinaofficieletefigjika9902 They made tea by putting the milk in first 🤬
lmao so true
Ussr not russia
underrated
French African colonies: "So can we have independence now?"
France: *"Yeah but just let me do some preparations first"*
There was actually a threat at one point that revolutionaries in Northern Africa were gonna capture a nuke France had prepared for a test.
Fobidden fireworks
@@theq4602
Revolutionaries: Haha I stole your nuke
France: *Detonates it*
@@theq4602 have you watched the french comedy on netflix? With merleaux?
@@papaoso8340 This isn't some quirky history joke haha you sick fck France was not only committing a genocide of 3 million Algerians but was testing nukes on civilian populations
Soviets: *test one nuke*
Americans: *P A R T Y T I M E*
Soviets: *test one bomb*
Americans: Let's waste a bunch of our own money and nuke the shit out of our own land. That'll show em!
Also Americans: wE'rE sMarT
@@thorthegodofthunder9150 T e s t i n g s i t e
Thor The God of Thunder
USSR: does the exact same thing
Thor The God of Thunder: y’all hear sumn
13:00 think twice
@@thorthegodofthunder9150 lol you just got rekt
I like how the USA and USSR were going absolutely crazy with tests in the late 50s until the Tsar Bomba happens, where both countries collectively take a pause and reflect on what they just did
Partial Test Ban Treaty 1963.
There was also a pause in the USSR in 1986, the year of the explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
@@SzaraSzarancza since the video is titled "nuclear explosion" and not "atomic/nuclear bomb", i thought chernobyl would be included
@@ItsRadeZ It was not a nuclear explosion. It was an entirely conventional explosion of radioactive material. Easy to make that mistake, but also remember that if Chernobyl had turned into a nuke the plant wouldn't still be standing :D
"Maybe we should stop."
USSR: doesn't nuke US
US: "Fine...i'll do it myself."
😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
USSR not to be out matched Goes and nukes all over USSR as well
ruclips.net/video/W9B8NrjOWcI/видео.html rick roll... or is it?
@@batmanv.hendustan7506 Oh god, pls dont tell me this is a rick roll. I will click it
France: nukes literally the opposite side of the world.
Russia: nukes borders, near friends.
US: nukes middle of country. Invites friends over to do the same.
At 1991 ussr is fall lol
No, for USSR that was literally the.middle of the country
The US also bombed a lot of pacific islands
They nuked Algeria for a while
Bikini islands
Lies you tell yourself:
Netflix: *just one more episode*
Chocolate: *just one more piece*
USA: *JUST ONE MORE NUKE*
Also USA: *JUST A LITTLE MORE OIL*
I mean they created animes because of the nukes
Dutch vander Linde: one more score
@@lesscringeymapperdude so anime destroyed future generations x)
Thor The God of Thunder no it should be Saudi Arabia
the whole cancer thing makes a lot of sense now
I just had the same thought.
Clearly a scientist speaking
No, no, it's cheeseburgers and 5g... not the government!
Same thought
Dinosaurs had cancer, it is evidenced in fossils. But yes, this has to have increased the prevalence.
According to this, the Cold War was actually 4 conflicts: USA vs. the State of Nevada and the Pacific Ocean, USSR vs. Kazakhstan, UK vs. Australia, and France vs. an indestructible fish somewhere in the South Pacific.
edit: if the color-coding is accurate, it looks like the UK took a couple pot-shots at Nevada also.
> the UK took a couple pot-shots at Nevada
24 in total.
@@buzaldrin8086 It's nothing compared to how many times France tried to kill that fish though. Maybe it was Godzilla
@@andyb1653 Polynesia or Marshall Islands. Take your pick.
@Calypso Eros en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1958_US%E2%80%93UK_Mutual_Defence_Agreement
We dared the UK to nuke us. They happily obliged but only when Canada said no.
UK: so we tested our nukes in Australia's desert since its big and no one lives there
France: we tested nukes in Algeria's desert since its safer and no one lives there
China: we tested our nukes in our own desert since barely anyone lives there and we dont like the people that do live there lol
USSR: lmao we just nuked Kazakhstan
USA: *lmao we just nuked our states thousands of time lol*
India: *lmao lets nuke near Pakistan's second biggest city near the border lol*
Pakistan: *lol we make afghanistan border go boom 2 times*
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Did you know 22000 indigenous australians died from them
@@andrewstokie6726 oof
underrated comment
@@andrewstokie6726 oh my god wttffff
America, you can chill, I think it works
CleanSpice but do the Soviets know they work we have to make sure they know that they work
Maybe just one more to double check...
What if 1 month later it doesn't!! we gotta know!
@CleanSpice we gotta know the effects
just to be sure
Test results: "If you blow up a small town, it gets destroyed"
Only took them 1000 nukes to figure it out
More like "if you blow up the desert, it leaves a big ass crater"
"my Le bomb....Le kill people?!" -Robert J Oppenheimer aka japanslayer9000
Tsar Bomba: small town? 💀
everybody gangsta till a red dot appears on the US
what the fuck, when did that happen!?
XD
Not if the blue one appears in Russia first😤😤😤
@@Trees24310 REDDIT moment
The purple one(British) appeared on the US a few times.
Aliens: *"Why are they nuking themselves?"*
Matt TheDestroyer 2 your welcome for that 100th like
Or they be like, waw, they really know how to rave
@@paulocanecarlthedamnjohnson gracias señor
@ Matt It was before they developed Burning Man. We have not nuked ourselves since.
Matt TheDestroyer 2 I'TS A GAME WE PLAY CALLED:
kill
USSR: tests one nuke
USA: “are you challenging me?”
USA: *5000 nukes in one week*
They did 1032 in total.
موسوسين
Live The Future r/whooosh
@@therealbongos shut up
@@terner1234 no u
0:08 USA 🇺🇸
2:06 Russia as RSFSR (Nowadays Russian Federation) in the former USSR 🇷🇺
2:45 United Kingdom 🇬🇧
4:12 France 🇫🇷
5:08 China 🇨🇳
7:04 India 🇮🇳
11:52 Pakistan 🇵🇰
тебя это ебёт?))
CCCP nuked itself far more thorougthly than anyone else.
☢️
Couldn't you just write "Russia"?....
@@Anonymous-qj3sf Nope. Why?
@@gePanzerTe Who are you? I didn't even ask you lol
You know we have a problem when the all the nuclear experiments start making a melody
Horrible melody ever😂😂
Sounds like a slot machine
you guys like her don't you?
🤣😂
@Damian Damiano
???
I like how each country has a different pitch so that even colorblind people can enjoy or fear this video
Sir, we need you to put the nukes down
nice number
@Александр Гаврилов you have committed an unforgivable sin of trying to post that on my comment.
Helen Keller still wouldn’t be able to
or blind people
The cold war In a nutshell:
"I bet I can nuke myself more than you could"
"Nuh uh"
😂🤣
Reminds me of malcolm in the middle. LET'S SEE WHO CAN NUKE EACH OTHER THE LEAST THE MOST!!
Dang 420 likes
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Except Britain went:
Hey, my name is Australia, also known as the Pacific Ocean and the United States, amongst 200 other names I have. I am everywhere except the British Isles.
Imagine showing this to someone from the 1800s and explaining that most of those explosions could at least completely destroy almost any large city thats been built
4:04-4:34
Americans and Soviets: No Nuke November
4:35: Detonation December
Underrated
You're right Mike
@Horizonshot nha I'm fine with being "stupid"
You are correct
France: guys, guys? Am i late?
The US(SR) : woooooòoooooooooooooo
People from Nevada have this super neat trick, they glow in the dark!
Maybe also because Las Vegas is the brightest city in the world too...
@@onion6412 xD
"mY naMe iS dAn, ANd mY nAMe's rOsE, oUR sOn WEsliE kiNd Of gLoWs."
wot I was thinking the same thing 😂😂😂
Even California is effected!
India : I tested my nuke 10 years ago, I can redo it anytime
US : I haven't tested my nukes for 36h, maybe they don't work anymore. Let's find out!
Ever heard of improvement?
@@ujjwal7502 whoosh
@@ujjwal7502 r/whoosh
That's what you called destructive quality assurance.
There are nuclear test ban treaties. The US, China, UK, Russia, and all NATO and UN countries can no longer test nuclear weapons.
USA:just one more nuke in Nevada
USSR:just one more nuke in Kazakhstan
France; just one more nuke in French polynesia
@@DeamonDragoonand North Africa
India after 4 nuclear tests: "Ok, good enough."
US after 1000 nuclear tests: *_"More! "_*
India didn’t do more because the scammers intercepted it
@@Brtt4849 lol
For a weapon,you don't really need many prototypes
The US only had one prior to hiroshima and nagasaki
And the hiroshima design didn't even have a test before being used
@@MysterDaftGame Yea wasn't Nagasaki and the prototype Plutonium and Hiroshima Uranium? Or vice versa
@@will5741 yes ! Hiroshima is gun-type uranium and Nagasaki is implosion type plutonium
India: “We’re only going to do 1.”
*Pakistan joins the fight*
India: ........ We’re going to do 3 more.”
Pakistan does 4 more
@@aayanasghar1235 from their ass 🤣🤣🤣🤣 pooowo..
..
@@aayanasghar1235 India stopped its water supply xD
Ok, can all the Indians and Pakistanis please stop saying stupid shit about each other? We literally don't have any reason to uphold our enmity except because of our shitty governments. Can we calm down and have peace? Thank you.
(this is for everyone in the reply section)
@@NativeVsColonial it was the best way tho😂😂
The Cold War was just the Soviet Union and America having a conversation in Morse code
Nuke code
Where you launch a nuclear bomb to tell them how much you love them.
By nuking themselves lol
They are plotting the Soviet-American Federation to take over the world in 2021.
@@yodaiam6046 Please tell me you're joking
And people wonder why so many are getting cancer.
Well... no. This is a lot of nukes, but still, they didn't produce enough radioactive waste to significantly raise the background radiation around the world (but some of those spots might still be... spicy, lol). Also cancer is not directly related to radiation, unlike what seems to be commonly believed. It has many, many, many causes. Sun can cause cancer. Alcohol, tobacco, viruses, asbestos, genes, obesity, autoimmune diseases... It's also not like cancer is a modern thing. The first known record of it is from 1600 BCE. Many cases of some general "illness" in the past could have been unrecognised cancer, since it comes in many forms.
My grandfather was an Australian who worked for the Australian and British governments, sharing weapons technology and intelligence during and after WW2. When the British decided to test their nuclear capabilities, they asked Australia if they could conduct some tests in the Australian outback. Our government, being on great terms with the British were more than happy to let them do so.
There were three test sites; Maralinga, Emu Creek and an island off the coast Western Australia. My grandfather was at Maralinga at the time of the test.
Tragically, the indigenous population in the area were not warned, and many of them were killed in the bombings. British and Australian soldiers, scientists and other officials were a distance away from the explosion but still exposed to very high radiation, and many of them were killed by radiation sickness, cancer and leukemia in the years to come. My grandfather was among them, passing away from leukemia at the age of 63.
The Australians really wanted to get back at the Emus in Emu creek, huh? But in all seriousness, that's kinda sad, you'd expect the British Government to take extra precautions and warn any locals but somehow they screwed that up.
@@frederickoftheartic2209
“Jim, don’t you think we should, y’know, go to the ground zero, check out the terrain or something?”
“…”
“…”
“Nah.”
“Nah.”
@@frederickoftheartic2209 No, they did it on purpose. It's literally impossible to do something like testing nuclear weapons without knowing what you're bombing
@@mygills3050 Actually they literally did that, although elsewhere ruclips.net/video/lF0r1OdDIME/видео.html 55:10
@@frederickoftheartic2209 The aboriginals were not legally considered human in Australia til like the 1950s
I'm convinced they weren't actually doing "tests" they just wanted to watch stuff blow up.
ruclips.net/video/W9B8NrjOWcI/видео.html rick roll... or is it?
@@batmanv.hendustan7506 I'm not sure but I dont recommend clicking it.
ikr
Should i click or not....
BRL Noob Gamer i don’t think you should click the link
I’ll click it for you to see
North Korea: I'm going to nuke the U.S
U.S: we already did that
Laurel Erickson the only people that hate Americans more than North Korea are the Americans
dakota neumann I mean your not wrong
Stewie Griffen
Organisms who live in the desert: Am I a joke to you?
@@honestpenaldo hi I'm America
Ya sad but the truth the soviets have nuked there selves .kim has blown a moutain inhalf nuking his self fart head is crazy
I love how you can tell the US and the USSR knew whenever the other tested and immediately responded
OH YEAH?! WELL LETS SEE HOW YOU LIKE *THIS* !
Alternate Title: The United States of America cyberbullies Nevada.
Fusion Cyborg and Northern California
And the Pacific Ocean
England Bullies Australia
France bullies Sahara dessert
Soviet Union bullies Central Asia and Siberia
Ussr : *tests bombs on kazahstan*
UK : *tests bombs on australia*
USA : *tests bombs on themselves*
Internet Guy which ever country you’re from, get fucked.
Yeah fuck you nevada😂
Kazakhstan was apart of the ussr, Australia is a British commonwealth, educate yourself
@@diet_soda do you honestly think that we dont know that? Im just saying that they didnt test bombs on the russian teritory
can I get 1k subs without videos it was ussr territory at the time.
And doctors wonder why there's a thyroid cancer cluster in Nevada.
@Thomas Casey What produce is grown in Nevada? Surely they eat more than cactus there.
@Thomas Casey Nevada's produce comes from california
No one wonders why.......
It is actually from the iodine isotope 131 product of the nuclear testing
@Redfern Pitcher Downwinders have been trying to get recognition and compensation for decades. www.atomicheritage.org/history/nevada-test-site-downwinders.
You may suspect H is wrong. Specialists don't. Dirty Harry isn't just a movie character.
I still can't believe how the humanity survived 2053 nuclear explosions
It’s not same time. Can you survive with 2000 nuke at the same time¿ 😂
I think, believe it or not, they somehow made the tests safer in the 60's. Not sure how, but the scary part is, those test where probably half of what the tested bomb or missile would do in a war scenario.
by suffering
@@marccru A ton of them were actually just done underground in an effort to minimize fallout.
I mean, most of them are detonated in remote locations:
The Soviet Union used Kazakhstan and the Novaya Zemlya Island.
The USA used Nevada and some islands.
The UK used the desert in Australia.
France used the Algerian part of the Sahara desert and French Polynesia.
India used the Rajasthan desert.
Pakistan tested underground in the Ras Koh Hills.
And like the first reply said all of them didnt happen at the same time, and how the fourth reply said that most of them were detonated underground to minimize the fallout.
"Just one more page"
"Just one more episode"
"Just one more piece"
"Just one more nuke in Nevada*"
Just a few more hundreds nukes in Nevada
@@jocelynndotson7273 Nevada*
LOLOLOL
they rlly be like
"man f**k nevada, all my homies hate nevada"
Retweet if you hate nevada
Nuke: is invented
Islands and deserts: my time has come
Perfect account
Actually ur time has come
김정은 뭔뎈ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@kim-jongun7283 ?
𓀀𓀁𓀂𓀃𓀄𓀅𓀆 𓀇𓀈𓀉𓀊 𓀋𓀌𓀍𓀎 𓀏𓀀𓀁𓀂𓀃𓀄𓀅 𓀆𓀇𓀈𓀉𓀊𓀋 𓀌𓀍𓀎𓀏𓀀𓀁𓀂𓀃𓀄𓀅 𓀆𓀇𓀈𓀉𓀊𓀋𓀌𓀍𓀎𓀏 𓀀𓀁𓀂𓀃 𓀄𓀅𓀆𓀇 𓀈𓀉𓀊𓀋 𓀌𓀍𓀎𓀏
I love how the US has like periods of just rest and then it goes ham with like 17 nukes in the same place
Thats how they did it. They did them in "test series" sometimes lasting a month or two and would wait a few months rebuilding equipment and instruments to do more tests.
That's not something to love about .
The video shows pretty much that same thing playing out all over the world
“Hmm what am I suppose to be doing? Oh yeah!” *Nukes the entirety of California*
Surprised southwest USA is still liveable at this point, and i live here.
not sure why im so worried about nuclear armageddon when 50% of all nukes ever dropped was done so by my own country 200 miles from my house
bro you gonna die in WW3 💀
Because those test were made with precaution while the nuclear war ones objective will be to destroy absolutely everything and will fall in places that are not Nevada and Kazakhstan, but in various other locations and possibly important ones with lots of population
Ww3: *happens*
Us: we’re out of nukes
Russian: so are we
*Roll credits*
that makes sense
Unfortunately they are not, both still have more than enough (I can’t remember the exact numbers, but both are still in their thousands).
@@jennyh4025 dude i dont know if ur being sarcastic or you dont know what a joke is
Howie Still Gamez I do know that the first comment was a joke, but I’m too much of a pessimist (or is it realist?) to keep my mind from wandering to the depressing information I have in my head.
@@jennyh4025 thats ok not trying to be mean
Everybody gangsta till the world superpowers start playin Darude-Sandstorm with nuclear weapons
This is so underrated comment
And they were gangstas until the big bois start pulling out the big bombs
All fun & games till somebody gets hurt
Gurudo?
Lol this is like they are just playing now
And only 2 out of 2000 bombs where used in war, that’s crazy
That's good, what are you talkingh about
Kochevnik Teit I know it’s good, but it weird that only 2 bombs where used for war
@@marsumars imagine havibg peace around the globe but nuking yourself
And the only ones who just killed innocent people.
Yep. Let's hope nukes won't be used for war anymore...
This is horrifying. Numbers alone don’t quite put it in perspective like this. Great job!
3:56 *I THINK THEY WORK AMERICA*
Meme War Pepe lmao
just one more to make sure
What the fuck were they trying to bomb there, God?
Vizun Alvarez they saw what California would become
The audio tho
USA: Sending nuke now
Nevada: Ah shit here we go again
ZeroGravityGaming they did not kill anyone no one died so no
@@growingsubstostartacommuni3822 no one died........
immediately
I also feel bad for New Mexico
No wonder people think the'res aliens there
RIP Rattlesnakes
India: I’ve detonated 1, I am satisfied
*20 years later*
Pakistan: Hey I have one too!
India: Actually on second thought...
Just to not be last...
@Ahmed Laiq that's great to hear hope your economy and and literacy also becomes good sometime. Although I highly doubt that lol.
@@rudranarayanmishra4701 when nation focuses on military only then there's north korea and when nation focuses on overall development there's south korea. Let them make more nukes untill it make them cripple . Cause development ke to lale pade hai😂my state have more gdp than entire pk.lol
@Ahmed Laiq I feel sorry for you guys Lmao 😂... having more nukes doesn't mean shit if you can't carry them..and India is your dad in terms of nuclear capable missile carriers
@Ahmed Laiq There is only one purpose of existence of your nation i.e., to be a hindrance in India's development, so far you are doing quite well job👏
Polynesia here, i still find testimonies of locals that were on the islands next to maururoa and fangataufa, the two test islands, experiencing the "black rain" during the atomic explosions . Rare are thoses who didnt died from cancers . As i hear apparently it happened to a lot of communities around the world .
i love how 1958 was so bombarded with nukes everyone decided to take a break for 1959
then in 1997 everyone said "lets chill out for a bit guys"
1) Two year voluntary test moratorium
2) Partial Test Ban Treaty takes effect
1958 was a mess because both sides knew negotiations on a bilateral treaty were to start on 31 Oct 1958, so they went all out to get as much done as possible. The US did 5 tests on Oct 30, and had another one scheduled but it was scrubbed for weather concerns. The Soviets fired two more three days later, causing considerable recriminations. the bilateral talks failed, but the Soviets continued the moratorium unilaterally and the US did so as well.
people just ran out of nukes and were busy making new once ))
Then France had to go and break the silence
Now we know why Australia doesn’t exist
Crikey mate
The F.B.I - so glad to explanation for why I don’t exist.
The radiation is what hath spawned so many unholy creatures in what the Australians calleth their dwellings. The dark continent is now currently being purged in holy fire...
*Don't take this seriously*
Now I feel like every jar of Vegemite I've ever looked at is just a lie. Damn.
What's your number
it is kinda scary to think that more than 2k nukes have been detonated and yet only 2 of them have been used in active warfare
Even scarier was that those first two were relatively weak compared to the ones tested in the following decades. Imagine the Tsar bomb being used on a city…
@@gonzobliter8or992 "actually it's tsar bomba not tsar bomb"-🤓
@@erikkollar66 I was joking
According to Major Racy Jordan, the U.S.State department were authorizing the shipments of plans and materials to the Soviet Union during WW2 lend lease, so the Russians could build one for themselves! The cold war was planned to create fear and control and to begin a decades long limited warfare against the commies and their satellites! Read Major Jordans Diary!
Those 2k nuclear bomb would literally destroy the world.
3:59 i love how everyones throwing bombs at each other and then its just silence.
The US conducted Operation Hardtack I as a nuclear testing on Pacific grounds to perform hundreds of "unusual" newer and *advanced* nuclear weapons, which explains why there is craziness on the US in mid-1958. Following that, of course, is the Soviet Union's "response" to the operation; they made their own "intensive operation" to follow them. After all that, everything just went silent cuz of the PTBT (Partial Test Ban Treaty).
true
@@SongsForSorrowsSavin this
Alternate title: USA and France illegally go dynamite fishing in the Pacific.
With a nuclear bomb?
@@jmundi2002 for realy big fish .... Like godzilla
You are a genius
That’s cause no one can tell us what to do aha 😎😎😎 nuclear fishes bitches
India: "I'll just fire this one shot so they know"
That was a tragedy dude ! Not intentional ! Indians are always peaceful!
@@madhusudhanreddy4932 you obviously didn't get the joke
India was afraid of the CIA finding out about the tests (I don't know why, maybe some political reason) so they had to prepare for it in secret and the occuring of the test came as a surprise to USA after which they kept a close eye to India so that no more nuclear tests take place. You can check this on Wikipedia. They went as far as keeping track of American spy satellites, so that they can prepare the test site only when the satellites are not above India and then camouflage the entire site just before they complete their orbit and return to India.
@@lameguyaf yes I am.
"Indians are peaceful"
*Ghandi... Gandhi never changes...*
I love the 70's military computer vibe of the aesthetic you've got going on in this video.
the beep after each year is satisfying
I love that's sounds from 70-80's.
well it was made in 2000 lol
@@ДмитрийПроскурня-в7и соглы
@@AveRay_ 2000 wasn't the dark ages! In fact I think the computing world was much better with Windows 98SE than all this BS we got now.
3:59 earth:AHHHHH ENOUGH
Japan: why do we have so much Earthquakes?!
The U.S, nuking the shit out of the Pacific Ocean: *looks away nervously*
@Ruben Hernandez not many actually, the majority of the damage was confined or limited to the Philippines and Marshall islands. which sucks if you live(d) there, but I suppose is good if you live anywhere else
*Pacific Ring of Fire has left the chat*
Do you really think thats the reasons for earthquakes in Japan?
@@clancywoods7728 no, its just a joke
How about me who's lives in Philippines lol.
Everybody gangsta until the nukes start making music
watched at 2x speed, can confirm, not so great music though, in their 'defense', wasn't suppose to, sigh o0
Good music
better music than 6ix9ine
Cold war musical
The way you speak reflects your intellect...0
France really hates that one spot in the middle of the ocean...
pokenei small? Its the size of Texas and one of the largest countries in the world i know it looks small compared to china US and Russia but those are the only big countries after that its free for all
Ezekiel Elliott. what about all those bombed those bastards dropped on Algeria ?
They're trying to kill something.
France? you must mean usa, we hate the ocean.
zakaria bena we don't like algeria aha
I appreciate the specification of every nuclear bomb since 1945 acknowledging the ancients
USA: We’re just going to test a FEW bombs.
FEWER than 10000
@4D1 1032 tests isnt few
yeah by a few we mean 1030
@@blactivity4911 if that was FEW i dont want to see alot
@@simplyfateh8222 ok just turn around
mom get the detonator
India: *Drops a nuke*
"Yep that worked."
*leaves*
Pakistan:holy shit
*test nukes*
India: "You wot mate?"
Pakistan: *drops two nukes*
Pakistan: This time we are ahead of you!
India: *quickly drops three more nukes*
India: deal with it.
@@ansh6370 India actually dropped 3 nukes in 1998 in which Pakistan THEN responded with two nukes. Pay attention. And, for the record, Pakistan now has more nukes than India. Deal with it.
@@yunglee4936 and now they are planing to sell nuclear bomb to china so that they can get money for their dam.. deal with it
The group chat during the day: 10:42
The group chat at 3am: 4:46
YoshiMusic999 this comment should be much higher
Totally relatable
Yes
You mean 3:56
More like the drama between the US and Russia. UK just reacts to the US.
What adds to the eeriness of this video is knowing the person who made this was Japanese himself. Imagine being Japanese and learning your country was the only country ever nuked during the events of war.
90s- starts looking peaceful Pakistan: hellooooo
And then India ran three more tests just to one-up them -__-
ruclips.net/video/W9B8NrjOWcI/видео.html rick roll... or is it?
@@batmanv.hendustan7506 it's a rickroll I havent even looked at the video
I sacrifice my own life or Pakistan 😂
Pakistan only did 2?
India: smoking is just not for me
Britain: you can smoke, but with moderation
USSR: ohh man that some good dank kush
US: C O C A I N E
😂😂😂😭
Lol that’s gold
Right on man. And poppies from Afghanistan with our endless war; not on, but FOR, Drugs. Taxpayers don't only pay taxes, but our money loses value when the Federal Reserve JUST PRINTS MORE DOLLARS TO fund the vastly unpopular war.
We're being raped, citizens. Our children are being sold into slavery. How about a hashtag "me too" for that?!
Jeffrey Smith do you even get the joke...?
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Kim jong-un: WE ARE GOING TO NUKE AMERICA!
All 49 states: WERE GONNA DIE!!!!
Nevada: First time?
Nevada still alive !?
USA : we have to nuke you again
And new Mexico
If they actually nuke America than they better hit Nevada so America will still be alive
Wtf Kim join on is not alive at 1950
@@clintgamerchannel4087 we know
They REALLY wanted to make sure that thing worked.
No nuke november
haha
Oi blyat, I lost tovarish
us fails the first day
America failed
LeanLOL ten dollars says America can’t do it
USA: We will build extremely accurate low yeild nuclear missiles.
USSR: We will build a bomb so fucking big it doesn't even need to hit its target.
Best comment :D
Rhett Earthman I'm someone studying nukes, and this comment got me fucking rolling lololol
This comment is gold. Well done to you sir 👍👍👍
Rhett Earthman Tsar Bomba all bite and still all bark
nomoreusernames I applaud your pride in your dead country 😂
Holy freaking cow. I was born in 1958. This blows my mind
"hold on guys, it's been a month are we sure they still work? I think we need to test one just to make sure"
Oh it worked, what about these ones?
+prototip99 now what about these ones
Ask the neighbors to see if theirs are working.
And I've just found one with a bit of corrosion on it so we had better get rid of this one too!
:-(
"10 minutes already why don't we just see if this one will work if we drop it on new york just for the laughs" says the American army, 10 minutes later "Oh no"
USSR: Launch 2
USA: Respond with 137
I was gonna like but I don't want to ruin the 69 likes
Battle hymn of the Republic intensifies
Fun fact: during the Cuban Missile Crisis, if the USSR sent 2, the US, using the same percentage of their arsenal, could drop 21 nukes in the USSR.
MERICA! 🇺🇸
@@luftwaffebomber1340 whats the point of sending a 100 if 10 are enough to destroy all the major cities?
USA: *exists*
Also USA: I'm about to end my own career
xD
XD
I wonder if it's one big hole right there
Kool-Wade Man
There’s a fuck ton of little holes, you can see them on google maps
Just look up Nevada and see for yourself... so many damn holes
The heat generated by nuclear weapons is completely insane, like 100 million degrees, but I’ve never heard about any studies that mention their contribution to nuclear warming.
That is because all that heat is generated in a few nanoseconds and disparates into space due to the ridiculous temperatures extremly fast. Most of the energy from nukes is also primarily gamma radiation and not infrared as well.
100 million degrees in how much of what material?
You may not have, but I have. Turns out, the total warming is something like less than a thousandth of a degree over the whole world.
3 most mysterious things in the universe:
- love
- science
- yt recommendations
😂💖💯✔
I swear to God
Right
Shut the actual hell up
Love is just a chemical in your brain...
Russia: “yo, Kazakhstan...”
@@mse5842
*Babe, its 4PM time to explode*
*"yęš höñēy"*
Poor kazakh
Catch!
@@morrisstudio8372 sure. thank you for paying attention on it
Usa: “yo, nevada...”
Later.
Usa: “yo pacific islands...” 3:50
Europe: clear
South America: clear
Africa: little oof
Oceania: little oof
Asia: oof
Nevada: Big oof
Pacific Ocean: What have I done?
México is clear
So many fish and coral was killed... no one wants to talk about that... if you threw a grenade into a swimming pool, humans inside can die and all fish would perish... now think of a nuke
@@luckedout1015 it depends on what type of grenade it is like, is it a shrapnel grenade? the water can dampen some forces that would be too powerful on land and the shrapnels wouldn't go far because of a water
*the
Pacific Ocean ugly said by france and US
4:35 That jumpscared me
Cold war
Soviets didn't gave a shit and basically made a test resumption going against the PTBT.
Aliens:”Why Are They Nuking Themselves?”
Coz' they are humans.
"Are they still tasting nukes and trashing their oceans and cutting their forests?"
"Yes"
"Stoopid hoomans. Let's come back in 1000 years, maybe they'll get a bit smarter by then.
"LoL! ktnxbye!"
Also Aliens: Human are so Smart!
@@RMSLusitania 'irony'
Aliens:
Human: I'm about to end my own career
Nobody:
Literally Nobody:
USSR and USA: _drops 50 nukes in a day_
(how did this get to 600 likes)
Thats the cold war for you😂
The 1 digit number is actually the month lol
@@someoneontheinternetsequel1538
We know.
@@MrGermandeutsch andr3x40 didnt
Imagine designing a bomb for an enemy just to use it more time on your own soil than anywhere else.
yeah true.
4:33 the Soviet Union's bomb explosions strat rising up
@Juliusz Słowacki ever heard about nuclear fallout?
@Juliusz Słowacki ah yes almost 1k tests
@Juliusz Słowacki yes, testing might be done more than the actual use of the item, but of the few thousand used 2 were for actual combat.
That's like, %00.1 of nukes
I watched this in 2010...and now again. RUclips has been recommending me the classics lately for some reason lol
US: *Nukes Nevada for the billionth time*
US 1 month later: wait, but do the nukes still work? Better do it again, just to be sure
US 2 months later: Hey UK, we need to test if the nukes still work. Nuke Nevada for me would ya?
New mexico actually but close enough
@KPW this explains a lot tbh
Southwestern people: fucking stupid (this is a joke kinda)
South central people: not as stupid (and I can confirm)
South eastern people, aka Florida people: B I G B R A I N
US: Nukes Nevada for the billionth time
Bethesda and Obsidian: ok what if
@@flamepanzer1767 No, Nevada. We nuked the hell out of that place. Trinity was in Alamagordo - only test in NM.
ruclips.net/video/W9B8NrjOWcI/видео.html rick roll... or is it?
USA: I nuked Nevada and pacific islands like a million times, what underpopulated land do you guys nuke?
France: mostly the Sahara
UK: Australia
China: I bombed Tibet.
UK: what about you Soviet? I assume Siberia?
USSR: Uh... Kazakhstan....
Lol why didn’t they nuke siberia
The Chinese nuked xinjiang no tibet.
Siberia is covered with forests. Kazakhstan has a big desert.
Forest had many trees and wildlife in Siberia, Kazakhstan had desert.
@Feld Febel It is still better than Siberian wilderness
Aliens: *”The humans seem friendly.”*
The humans: the first radio signal sent to space was a hitler speech
@@greengreen110 ?
@@jl_jc I think the first radio broadcast was (unfortunately) a speech of hitler. and radio is an electromagnetic wave that can possibly be heard from space
EDIT: spelling
@@terner1234 whoa
@@greengreen110 uh oh
11:23 yo, France, chill.
My country: we are going to lead the charge on combating nuclear proliferation
Also my country: *beepbeepbeepbeepbeepbeepbeepbeepbeepbeep*
ruclips.net/video/W9B8NrjOWcI/видео.html rick roll... or is it?
@@batmanv.hendustan7506 No idea. I don't click links from strangers.
@@blacktimhoward4322 alright
@@batmanv.hendustan7506 nice
@@batmanv.hendustan7506 My Mama told me to not accept links from the weird guy in the comments
UK: hey Australia
Australia: sup
UK: *_DO YOU WANT TO EXPLODE_*
Talk about cooking a shrimp on the barbie!
David Harrison it’s prawns
ruclips.net/video/W9B8NrjOWcI/видео.html rick roll... or is it?
Lachlan 55 It’s only called Prawns the UK I think
@@batmanv.hendustan7506 imagine being so view hungry that you promote your channel in a reply section
Go beg other people to subscribe to you, instead of trying to be completely off topic
And then they told us our hairspray depleted the Ozone layer...
No wonder Trump doesn't care about Climate change
@@政斌-x8k in this situation, president trump probably has least blame for all this.
@@DengRobertDeng this was done way before his administration you can't blame him unless you're an idiot
@@DengRobertDeng sorry misunderstood the sentence was not correct. I think you meant President Trump has the least blame for this. Correct? It's so I apologize.
@@albertl7872 I meant that he wasn't at fault for this problem.
This maps going to need an update soon i think....
Fr 💀
I've randomly come across this video 3 times in the last 7 years
fyukfy old man
3+ in the last 6 years
It's reminding us...
How??
@@svphya8851 🤣🤣🤣
US: Hey guys watch this! (Nukes itself)
Other countries: Cool we should try that! (Nukes countries other that themselves)
US: No no, this is how it’s done. (Nukes itself again)
4:48 UK: cool can I try. (Nukes US)
You mean testing nukes and detonating them in the middle of nowhere? Also we let the UK test their nukes in our desert too.n
Imagine a nuke in the middle of the UK, that would be quite it
@@richarduhric1908 Nah, you could set of something the size of Tsar Bomba right above London, it'll be safe, nobody will be hurt.
@@notframes go woosh yourself buddy
@@normalispersona5060 well ghelo there tovarish, is that a permission to TSAR BOMBA london?
When you realize you just watched 14 mins of a map with dots that beep
When you realise EVERYTHING on your computer screen is just dots.
Musical nukes
Well I wasted about 8 minutes bc I watched it at 1.75 speed
Eduardo D. Hernandez I watched It at 2x LMAO for a time lapse normal speed was slow asf
I watched it at 0.5x speed. I must be stoned or something...
"Every nuclear explosion since 1945" implies that there were nuclear explosions before 1945 and they are being left out. Could you include them in the next video?
There were no explosions before '44, and there is no continuation for this video.
@@PietroBrion-km2ep Yeah, I don't think many people know history all too well.
@@PietroBrion-km2ep I know there were no nuclear explosions before '45 if that's what you mean with explosions. It was a joke since it specifies "since 1945" when you don't have to specify that
@@TheTuxedoCreeper Yeah, I don't think many people understand humor all too well.
@@Somedude-he1gv ah ok np
Boy, we killed a lot of fucking fish.
Really. How many was that?
A lot. Probably ten at most.
Matt White Seems like a waste :/ someone should sue or something >.>
Start by releasing that tuna fish sandwich back into the sea.
puncheex2 *throws salmon filet into river* BE FREE!