Another winner, Amanda. Thanks for the suggestion. Lots of underreported details in these operations. I suspect we will look back on this time in history with similar perspectives on our government's efforts to "help". I can already think of at least three such scenarios in my lifetime. Another bangin' reaction guys. Keep 'em coming.- Hawk
Nice choice Amanda! I love his videos! I'm impressed that they're high-ranking officers I will say. This was the equivalent of a small town attempting to blow up a beached whale. 🤣😝😆
I live in Utah, and many people were exposed to nuclear fallout. They have offered compensation to residents in southwest Utah and other areas in Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, and I believe other states. These were the closest. The fallout actually went all the way to Salt Lake City and further north. People were drinking milk from cows exposed. It was totally out of control. There is a higher number of cancer victims in these areas.
The sad part about nuclear energy in any form is it took us a long time to realize the long-term effects. I'm an x-ray technologist working in the medical field for 50 years and yes we have always experimented on ourselves look at the story of Madame Curie or the story of rengen. The history of nuclear power radiation Etc is fraught with many casualties there's a monument in Rankin's town that list the names of early investigators into nuclear radiation I think there's about 500 of them on it. Most of our problems is we have no idea of long-term it takes 20/30 sometimes 50 years to realize the harm we've created. If you go to Los Alamos in New Mexico there is a room that has Shadows imprinted on the stone walls from a detonation device not even a bomb that went off while being inspected my Representatives the scientists threw himself on the device when he couldn't turn it off but it didn't make a difference and their Shadows are indelibly printed on the walls
Thought: at the manhole cover’s projected speed of 150,000 MPH, assuming it did not collide with anything (yet), it would be somewhere in the Ort Cloud where it has a greater than zero percent chance of accidentally hitting a comet, throwing it enough off course that the comet is now in a projected direct path with Earth… and that will be the planet killer…
I am relatively sure that somewhere there is a record of the number of Americans that our govt killed with the nuclear testing in our country. I know it took a long time for the VA to recognize and compensate the vets who were dropping like flies after being forced to take part in the tests as being "service connected" for their leukemia and other cancers. Also will never forget how our govt denied involvement in the deaths of the civilians who died from leukemia and other cancers after living downwind from the nuclear testing. When I was in elementary school, from 1952 through 1959, we had periodic bomb attack alerts where we were to get under our desks and cover our heads, and were led to believe that would save us if we were hit by a nuclear bomb.
One thing I can say is that if they never experimented, we'd never know. It's always easy to look back and criticize; however, if we didn't do it, "they" would have. I can't imagine Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot or Bin Laden with a nuclear bomb. And we've obviously learned so much more since then.
Another winner, Amanda. Thanks for the suggestion. Lots of underreported details in these operations. I suspect we will look back on this time in history with similar perspectives on our government's efforts to "help". I can already think of at least three such scenarios in my lifetime. Another bangin' reaction guys. Keep 'em coming.- Hawk
Nice choice Amanda!
I love his videos!
I'm impressed that they're high-ranking officers I will say.
This was the equivalent of a small town attempting to blow up a beached whale. 🤣😝😆
The under ground test are terrifying
I live in Utah, and many people were exposed to nuclear fallout. They have offered compensation to residents in southwest Utah and other areas in Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, and I believe other states. These were the closest. The fallout actually went all the way to Salt Lake City and further north. People were drinking milk from cows exposed. It was totally out of control. There is a higher number of cancer victims in these areas.
Great video and react.
Had to watch because the topic was so cheery!
can we test this just one more time, and have the slomo guys out to film it lol
Now...how about you do a thing on how the Brits did ''nuclear testing gone wrong in Australia???''.
Interesting stuff, cheers all.
The sad part about nuclear energy in any form is it took us a long time to realize the long-term effects. I'm an x-ray technologist working in the medical field for 50 years and yes we have always experimented on ourselves look at the story of Madame Curie or the story of rengen. The history of nuclear power radiation Etc is fraught with many casualties there's a monument in Rankin's town that list the names of early investigators into nuclear radiation I think there's about 500 of them on it. Most of our problems is we have no idea of long-term it takes 20/30 sometimes 50 years to realize the harm we've created. If you go to Los Alamos in New Mexico there is a room that has Shadows imprinted on the stone walls from a detonation device not even a bomb that went off while being inspected my Representatives the scientists threw himself on the device when he couldn't turn it off but it didn't make a difference and their Shadows are indelibly printed on the walls
Thought: at the manhole cover’s projected speed of 150,000 MPH, assuming it did not collide with anything (yet), it would be somewhere in the Ort Cloud where it has a greater than zero percent chance of accidentally hitting a comet, throwing it enough off course that the comet is now in a projected direct path with Earth… and that will be the planet killer…
I am relatively sure that somewhere there is a record of the number of Americans that our govt killed with the nuclear testing in our country. I know it took a long time for the VA to recognize and compensate the vets who were dropping like flies after being forced to take part in the tests as being "service connected" for their leukemia and other cancers. Also will never forget how our govt denied involvement in the deaths of the civilians who died from leukemia and other cancers after living downwind from the nuclear testing. When I was in elementary school, from 1952 through 1959, we had periodic bomb attack alerts where we were to get under our desks and cover our heads, and were led to believe that would save us if we were hit by a nuclear bomb.
Ya made it to 100K. Congrats!
One thing I can say is that if they never experimented, we'd never know. It's always easy to look back and criticize; however, if we didn't do it, "they" would have. I can't imagine Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot or Bin Laden with a nuclear bomb. And we've obviously learned so much more since then.
I’m curious to know what the USSR nuclear testing looked liked back then!
As someone who watches "fat electrician reaction" videos, Including his name in the title would definitely give you more audiences