Atomic Cannon Sequence in HD
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- The Atomic Cannon, at 280 mm, was the largest nuclear weapons capable mobile artillery piece manufactured by the United States. On May 25, 1953, a 280 mm cannon fired an atomic projectile a distance of 7 miles at the Nevada Test Site. The test known as "Grable," exploded with a force of 15 kilotons, similiar to that of Hiroshima. Twenty 280 mm cannons were manufactured. None were used in battle. Sequence from the HD version of "Trinity and Beyond - The Atomic Bomb Movie" available on blu-ray.
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I very desperately need to know who was sitting around one day and thought "You know what our nuclear bombs need? Cannons."
Army brass came up with the idea of a nuclear bomb in an artillery shell so their service branch could have a piece of the nuclear pie. (See "Military-Industrial Complex").
The War Department lol. How is this not useful? I understand this is 20__ and we don’t use nukes in war at this time, but this was the next gen war weapon that conflicts would be resolved for decades to come. Why would you not innovate it to be highly versatile for all scenarios of combat?
I very desperately need to know why we needed over 20,000 of these things. Like were we really gonna get a chance to use all of them? 10 of these between 2 nations would likely end civilization.
Ahahahaha
This method provided far better results after detonation & also no aircraft or crew had to be put in harms way in case of a strategic use of a nuke.
Don't stand near the bomb
-War Thunder loading screen tips
Т-80 БВ lol
@@ЯнРокотов-х1э не ты
Bruh when I started the game I was about to run towards a bomb, that tip saved my life
Yeah, one of the dumbest tips i've ever read
Oh my god😂
Nuclear bombs: I am death I am destruction I am apocalypse I can destroy anything and everything
1960 camera: hold my beer
K but this was In 1945
@@shitpost1495 🙂the tsar is what I'm referring to
@@hanselomolade5813 oh, I thought u were talking about this video. Srry
@@shitpost1495 its cool
This made me laugh unreasonably
1:12 If this hasn't been said, those structures carry pigs in them, they were used as sort of "lab pigs" to see the effects of the nuke on them.
Thank you!! Have always wondered what those were
They were literally spit flash roasted, and had to be put down immediately when the recovery teams arrived. The pigs were screaming and writhing in pain.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 Someone tried a bite after and it probably tasted incredible!!
Then they died 12 years later.
Thank you, I thought those were cats.
Ye RIP, I would have preferred childrens to test effects of nuclear blast.
1950s cameras: 1080p, nuclear bomb resistant.
Today's cameras: 240p, brake when you accidently drop them.
Comparing Hollywood level 50s cameras to cheap cameras from today.
1950s cameras uses an analogue system
That's mean every frame is a single photograph picture that we print past years away
Every second of movie have 30 frames per second
The cinematic filming have very high resolution about 8k now adays
I hope you are happy with cameras now
@@sukhdeepsingh3017 haha
1950s cameras dont use pixels so they dont have a resolution
Am I the only one confused at how the cameras can survive the blast yet everything else is destroyed?
The cameras were housed in extremely well protected enclosures, more or less like a concrete pillbox or bunker.
ah thanks bro
Buz Aldrin yes. And with glass probably a foot thick that is ballistic proof.
Just like he simulations
It is amazing the sort of engineering things that can be done when all the requirements are known ahead of time and money is not the object.
0:38 that sound is very satisfying
Unfortunately, that wasn't the real sound though. But yes, very satisfying...
thecosmy1 If you are interested in hearing the "real" sound, let me know. I can provide a link.
l8tbraker deliver !
thecosmy1 Tried putting in a link, but it keeps disappearing.
Look up "Atom Blast Yucca Flat Nevada (1953)" on You Tube.
l8tbraker Frenchman's flat
Thanks to the cameraman for recording this masterpiece
if we didn't have enough proof that cameramen are invincible, we do now.
@@hesus1474 true xd
Probabaly, they probably paid for this professionalism with their lives
They probably died from radiation poisoning, so yeah, a huge thanks!
@@hesus1474 پڑے مر یشواعی
Atomic Cannon OP
Nerf plz
XD
Vernon Roche .
Tsar bomb is VERY OP
so what do you think about TSAR BOMB?
couse its take 100 damage from many kilometers! its to op
@COMMANDO 10 gut
girls bathroom: did you hear who Jennifer hooked up with the other day?
boys bathroom:
💀💀
That is excakly want i want to See like 1 month in any of the atomic bombs Videos
Flying shit
yeah, i too do unleash big quantities of energy in my bois bathroom
Boys test nuclear blasts in bathrooms?
Aliens: "this is why we won't let these fools even near the better technology"
Judgement is coming! Put your full faith and trust in Jesus Christ and repent from your sins. Cry out for mercy, God is faithful and just to forgive you. Redeem the time, for the days are evil. Amen!
@@davidshubin2889 Nobody want's your religious rants on a joke, save that for facebook.
I think if ever meet Aliens we have the more destructive weapons actually. Humans are a race of warriors and we perfected annihilation.
I think if ever meet Aliens we have the more destructive weapons actually. Humans are a race of warriors and we perfected annihilation.
We literally can't perfect the art of destruction more. Every bomb which would've more explosive would actually be a waste of energy since at some point of Megatons the blastwave would actually just vanish into space. Russians accidentally did this when they tested the Tsar-Bomb.
My Dad was 21 yrs old. In the U.S. Army. Was 3 miles away in a trench a 4' trench. He is still with us. 89 yrs old. Doing good. His story of the test is a testimony of a living hell on Earth.
Desert Rock.
Would love to hear his experience of the test
That very gun is sitting on a hillside on the south side of Interstate 70, at Junction City Kansas. It can clearly be seen from the road going either direction.
No, that very gun is actually at fort sill oklahoma, the one at fort Riley near I 70 was never used
My bad.
Who cares, someone got footage of it shooting and we get to see it. A GUN THAT SHOOTS NUKES
Merica
I didn't realize Kansas had any hills
I like how no one mentions that the heat hits first and shockwave comes after. Really scary to think about it.
That’s how I usually cook turkey, it gets cook by the heat of the nuke
I like to think that the lay person won't really comprehend the destruction and what's happening. If you hadn't mentioned it, I wouldn't have computed this.
Turns out, light is pretty damn fast. Kinda why we're still researching lasers for defense purposes.
That is unless your like 15 miles away. Sure, there will be heat, but also, much more of a shockwave.
Speed of light vs speed of sound
The tall columns of smoke are there to measure the effect of the blast on the air. They bend and sway due to the blastwave and are a good visual indicator of how the air behaves.
Is it used for the effect on air, or the height of the explosion, or both?
I only ask, since I had asked before and someone told me they were rockets that launch after detonation to measure the height.
That is,, if you're referring to the same thing I am. (The tall line of smoke trails to the right of the blast, just after detonation.)
0:51 ???
I was wondering this very thing... thank you
@@mattandhisundeadfriends, I too wondered the same thing! Learn something everyday! lol! Thanks!
forget the trees…worry about how the air behaves in your lungs…be like smoking 954.516 camels all at once
That's one of the most fascinating and scary video I've ever seen. And the quality is extremely good for that time.
Nuclear Bombs are so Powerful.
filmed by chuck norris
You know why everyone jokes about chuck Norris? Because chuck Norris is a joke himself. Bruce Lee mopped the floor with him and turned chuck into a little pussy.
@Real life Terminator nah. Chuck Norris is a joke.
justinl458 So is Bruce Lee :)
Dafuk am i reading, stop badmouthing two of the best martial artist in history, you dumbasses, none of you have the clue of what the hell are you saying
Chuck Norris left ball can withstand 5 nuclear bombs
This artillery piece that fired this round, nicknamed Atomic Annie, is on permanent display at the artillery museum at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma. The piece as well as transport vehicles were completely refurbished about 6 months ago.
did you mean 6 months and 12 years ago? 🤔
only in oklahoma
Eight of them were made. They were all basically scaled up versions of the 240mm howitzer M1 from World War 2. Bore increased to 280mm for testing of these nuclear rounds. They were not in service long however because smaller nuclear artillery rounds were supplied that fit the existing stock of field howitzers in service.
Cameras in 1960's: I can film a nuclear explosion. Just a few scratches, I'll be fixed by dinner time.
Cameras in 2020's: You dropped me on the carpet. Better get a broom.
Lmao
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@@alexoliveira4388 shut up you goblin
This time:2021
to be fair the cameras back then were the size of a fucking bowling balls with all the moving parts so it was made for durability as opposed to todays standards
The fact that YT reccomends this video NOW is giving me chills..Pootin just put his nuclear strike forces on " stand by"..
Still here.
Теперь наша очередь испытывать ядерное оружие на свиньях.
This may be one of the only films on record of a Nuclear Cannon demonstrating it's unique talent. This is so scary yet so mesmerizing.
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Imagine if that nuclear shell was used with the schwerer gustav. (Railway Gun)
@@iamarizonaball2642 tsar bomb
El gran M65 en todo su esplendor!!!
@@iamarizonaball2642 Krupp in 1941 was a bunch of idiots. I doubt very much they'd find a way even if nuclear munitions had been available. The Luftwaffe probably would have had more luck coming up with a delivery platform.
I think "Terminator 2" used similar footages if not some parts from these for Sarah's dream scene! 🤯
Hello
I was thinkin' the same
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Yup, also notably used in The Day After
@@alexoliveira4388 king ina mo gago
Robert Oppenheimer: “Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds”.
No u pretender!!!! It is I, Albert Einstein that truly deserves this tittle!!
@@nehcooahnait7827 Lmao what?
@@nehcooahnait7827 fibber! 😠
Nehco Oahnait true 😂
@@nehcooahnait7827 if anyone truly deserves that is Otto Hahn
He invented the splitting of the Atom
And was the first to do so
The music used is just perfect.
having seen this, terminator 2's nuclear explosion seems pretty accurate.
It is indeed, and just to think - this nuclear weapon is tiny compared to today's nuclear weapons. For example, the W88 thermonuclear warhead atop of Trident missiles is 30X more powerful than this, and even that is quite small in comparison to other nukes...
It didn’t even knock down the trees weak af
@@michealangel1556 todays nukes are made to attack fully on military bases, not civilian targets
@@michealangel1556 and its an artillery shell from a gun that size, do you expect it to make a tsar bomba?
Micheal Angel it's called flex. Those trees probably died right off, but didn't show signs til weeks later. Same happened with a astroid that blew up in a forest in 1908, then another one near same location 100 years later.
Just for information for those who don't know much about Nuclear explosions, at 1:05 the objects seem to "smoke" for a few seconds. This is because it encountering heat up to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit for half a second. Then, the blast wave (shockwave) blasts it all away at nearly half the speed of sound.
In fact, the vehicles and objects are hit by hard radiation. The paint is literally vaporized
Was looking for this answer, thanks
Observe the correct way to dispose of a Japanese Giant Hornet's nest.
You are disgusting.
@@HermesGO3 ....... but that's a really good idea
Not the first time blew something up from Japan
@@Smell_Test In 1945, American secret service got intelligence of a large giant hornest nest under a Y-shaped bridge in Hiroshima.
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the crazy thing is that they designed and made nuclear shells for battleship main guns. specifically the iowa class battleships
For people wondering how the cameras (usually) survive. The following info is from documents archived at DTIC.
The cameras for closeup destruction shots (1:16 , cameras also visible) are placed on top of 18 or 10 foot steel poles, and have a diameter of 8 inches (called as a GSAP Tower, short from Gun Sight Aiming Point, which was a small ironsights camera used on WWII fighter planes).
The poles are set into a concrete base and are anchored to the ground using guy wires. With these poles, the captured footage is unobstructed from dust flying beneath. The cameras themselves are in steel boxes protected with 2½ inch thick lead shields weighing 350 pounds.
For this test named ''Grable'', 94 cameras were used, and 18 of them were destroyed and blown away. 14 of those destroyed were GSAP Towers.
wow so interesting thanks supermatic200!
Or the whole thing could be models with a red light while a high powed device blows air and dust at it and slowed down by 50% then used for fear and propaganda to make other countries think twice about starting on the USA. Who knows.
It's always nice to read comments from people who are informed about a topic. Thanks.
The anwser to question ,, WHY camera survives " is a secret that i know...
Wanna hear it..?
ITS THE AMAZING POWER OF FLEX TAPE THAT IS SUPER STRONG
Lmao
I SAWED THIS BOAT IN HALF!!!!!
@@sherbaum1985 AND I FIXED IT WITH NOTHING MORE BUT WIDE FLEX TAPE. SO IN SUMMER VACATION OR IN NUCLEAR WARFARE, FLEX TAPE HOLDS ON TIGHT
THAT'S A LOT OF DAMAGE!
@@rubenmedina6883 it indeed is
God, to think that man devised such destructive force is terrifying
God :(
This has got to be humanity's most significant reel of film ever to be created. On the scale as big as all humans ever to this day, I can't really think of anything else as great as these clips. I don't mean great as a good thing, I just can't find a better term to use, other than great and significant.
Maybe stupid would be a good word. How selfish of humans to destroy echother. I know if not this group of people, than that, but we should be ashamed of ourselves to push destruction to this level.
Moon landing clears this easily from the standpoint of human history
I'm really shocked that the tent didn't withstand that blast, on to Plan B now :(
It's actually a fabric test. Figure that you can safeguard against burning by simple throwing a tarp over a structure. The blast would be just another thing to figure out. Tests are what advance understanding. Paper and common sense do only so much, also, common sense isn't yours, just something passed on to you.
@@aserta but like you saw the footage didnt it set on fire.
I like to think the cannon actually did a trickshot to the bomb falling
But yeah, something beautiful can be at the same time something dangerous
Smart cannon.
Those things at 1:11 are actually live animals. But once you get past that... If you can. The blast itself is pretty impressive.
I wish I had watched the video without knowing this information, but I read your comment haha
I scrolled too far to find someone who actually recognised the animals. The animals usually used were anesthetised pigs as they are relatively close to human size and anatomy for testing these. At least they didn’t know what hit them.
@@willetherington they should've hung some stakes
Watched this video a while ago and never realized that. Always thought they were some type of power generator or something. At least they were unconscious I guess.
I wish I hadn't known that. Hopefully they were already dead.
This is ICONIC footage rare flawless coverage
Who knew there was Blu-ray in 1953?
Poor pigs :/
Fastest way to flashfry outside of Moe's Tavern.
But I want it now *sulks*
Microwaved bacon mmm.
Radiated pork
At least we have some bacon now
, so we can a grow a new leg after eating
Watching a potential world ending weapon in HD feels amazing
Beirut explosion happens and all of a sudden my youtube recommendations is filled with bomb videos
Same
Hiroshima
Castle bravo
This
I love nuclear explosions in the morning. No really, I really enjoy them. Like really do. If any nukes are obtained by me, a nuke is going to be detonated over California. Los Angeles California. No Californians will be safe from the tyrany
A nuke is like placing a Sun onto a Town for 10 seconds.
really ? well i must see it - gimme the button i'll test it on europe scientific with flaming waves over the continent are you ready silversurfer ?
Upshot-Knothole Grable is a bit creepy because it's the closest simulation of what the residents of Hiroshima saw nearly 70 years ago -- around about the same strength and detonation height
+plusplusplusplusp The same type too. Grable was the only other instance of the gun-barrel design ever tested.
Grable was not the only other instance of a gun-type nuclear detonation. A few gun-type devices have been tested since grable. Look up the W33 nuclear warhead.
The nuc bomb that franch threw it in algerie sahara is 10 stronger than Hiroshima bomb
Girls: boys, we can see what’s in boy’s pool?
Boy: yes, sure. 0:39
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Did you guys notice the smoke cloud just appeared next to the bottom, right after the expiration? It looks like two videos splice together after the flash
They should have put “ don’t try this at home “
@NEPA Buses Might try tomorrow.
Thanks for the advice.
Oh so people can find and test atomic bombs inside their homes
1:11 for anyone wondering, these are cages with live pigs inside.
2:08 looks like squidward
Made me crack up
Yes
💀
1:16 my argument when someone responds with a clown emoji
1:33 awesome shot and extremely eerie at the same time.
You know when it was shot?
@@sarpsarp8987 Upshot-Knothole Grable, May 25, 1953
Whenever I think of nuke test videos, this is the video that always comes to my mind the most as it's such a clear video and (to me) shows the perfect mushroom cloud in terms of what you'd imagine a mushroom cloud to look like from a nuke explosion.
Note the distinctive "double" fireball of this test. Because of the low height of the explosion (524 feet), the explosion produced two shock waves, one of them reflected off the ground. This effect is explained in the Wikipedia article on Upshot-Knothole Grable.
Girls: Oh my gosh I hate dodgeball its so dumb.
Boys:
Snow Lover I swear to god this comment doesn’t even mention anything sexist or any prejudice against women, so calm the fuck down.
Delicate Humanoid If you read this carefully, you will realize he/she is comparing with stereotype
Snow Lover but it’s just a meme, a small one, yet you still ballistic over this and couldn’t keep quiet about it. There are tons of these anyways.
@@delicatehumanoid7070 And that's why they suck
@@snowlover1037 oh, OH, OHHHHHH, WE GOT AN SJW HERE BOYS, SJW! SJW!
I'm so glad the cameraman survived everything
The 6 lines are the trails left by smoke rockets. The shock wave distorts the smoke trails. By measuring this distortion, the power of the shock wave at various distances and heights were estimated
I was going to be 4 years old in May 1953 - I am around today because they dropped those bombs on Japan. My dad was on furlow from the European theatre when Hitler and the rest got defeated so daddy was home already. But they were going to re-deploy him to the Pacific and I know damned well he would not have survived. I am here because of those atomic bombs.
I love how cautious they all are when loading the shell
I sure would be if I was handling an actual fucking nuke lol
Hehe he put it in Jimmy giggle giggle
Dude I would be fucking crying if I had to manually load a nuclear bomb into a canon myself
"Guys remember how awkward Billy dropped the nuke shell and made tsunami that washed away people in Asia? Pay goddam attention alright."
I dont like that bombs are showing in my recomendatiosn so much..im a lil worried bout 2020
@Dwight Haddix This was shot during the 1950's.....this cannon no longer exists....
@@neilbishop1686 You're right, now there are hypersonic nuclear missiles that can travel through space at an obliterating speed, can easily avoid interceptors and stealthy unlike any weapon before. There are are also underwater hypersonic nuclear weapons that, once launched will detonate right before a coast line and will create a radioactive tsunami bigger than the One World Trade Center. Currently, Russia is the only country that have these in their arsenal - battle ready. The US are currently still in their testing phase.
You are just a "lil worried bout 2020"???
If I can breath in 2021 I would say... I survived 2020
Recommendation*
1:12 looks like live animals
Pigs.
It's nuclear pork
Salisbury steak
BACON sry that was dark
Probably
Once had the privilege to meet an army vet who actually worked on the Atomic Cannon. Said the actual firing was a blast but the prep, transportation and set up were a very big pain in the ass.
F que miedo
The prep: pain in the ass
The shot: a blast
After the shot: pain everywhere
It makes me sad to know they put poor pigs in those cages, right next to where the bomb went off. :(
tall32guy testing nuclear blast against organic live tissue. Very inhumane but that didnt matter during the cold war
What would be the point in that? They were anywhere from a 1/2mile to 2 miles from the blast.
The rules of war. The gloves come off when Peace time ends.
I thought those were pillbpoxes...
I believe they gave them anaesthesia but it's still pretty terrible.
As I watch this video, what astonishes me isn't the detonation, or the resulting devastation, it's the fact that we felt the need to progress and build them more powerful.
For real ... I don't understand this either and i am saying this as someone who likes the beauty of it. Yeah at this point i just think they are adicted to making them bigger and bigger .
All those houses, cars and trees didn't happen with that test, that's a collection from various tests.
crazy to think that the atomic bomb is a real thing with extremely devastating, cataclysmic power.
like....just looking at this footage, it becomes incredibly clear that we unlocked something we weren't ready for.
When you split the atom, you also split it in all dimensions. You can imagine cities in some dimensions, lush forests in other. We can't comprehend the damage we have caused
Yeah and imagine that they did this back in the 1940s. Its power never harnessed by any living creature before, and possibly never again.
Yes looking at this footage reminds me humans reach far exceeds their grasp.
And just consider that this is tiny compared to what we are capable of.
This thing is a really small bomb too. Small enough to fit in a cannon. And it does this much. It's crazy how small this is when it's so powerful
The Americans tested absolutely all possible applications for nuclear weapons. "We could make you an atomic hand grenade, you'd just have to find someone stupid enough to throw it"
wondering how that camera survived
Because its better than you.
Shielded in towers. Those that are close. Most of them were in the safe area with the human operators.
Hamed pce they were put in concrete bunkers
no seriously
fake nukes don't exist how the cameras can survive ? even a concrete pillbox or bunker can not protect them as they said the nuke impact can produce a 1000 degree of heat that can burn the plastic camera even from the inside just do your research don't be brainwashed
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@@قمرالدين-ر5ي your brain doesnt exist
i imagine when i was farting on all those ant hills as a kid this is what was happening to their underground cities
0:20 I'm going to drive this nuclear weapon... Here's me attaching the steering wheel
Lol dude i was a 13 bravo field artillery cannon crew member. Although i was mostly working 119ers and triple 7s. There are wheels to set the azimuth of fire but that's it . even the 109A6 paladin (basically a tank that shoots 155mm shells) doesn't have a steering wheel either. Its an older model but i can tell thats not a steering wheel. It's either a way to load the artillery shell/nuke or a way to keep the powder charges in place since its such a massive cannon shooting a 500 lb bomb. The actual design is scary. No muzzle break on such a powerful cannon lol peace out. Cool video non the less. Pretty awesome how paint turns to dust from the immense heat.
@@joshv9139 you know I was joking right?
@@joshv9139 r/woosh
@@deanmoncaster yeah he has the righ to explain things too.
@@troy8349 redditor.
Grandson : oops I broke my camera.
Grandpa : there was a time when we used to record nuclear explosions with our made by nokia camera.
From 1956 to 62 the US Navy also had a 16" W23 nuclear shell for its battleships. About 50 were built and had the same yield as the atomic cannon, 15-20 kilotons.
Wow did not know that. I guess that was classified at that time. That shell would go a long way at 20 miles, I guess.
Sheeeeeeesh U.S.A!
they destroyed by those tests only ships which don't be anymore needed
nowadays they rebuild dreadknauts for naPOLEon - it's a question of momomomomomomonsterkill-ill-ill-ill
★★★ The brutal war crimes of the Allies will never disappear from history ❢❢❢ 😖😖😖
They deserve it bot
It looks like a Science Fiction movie, yet it’s real... Beautiful and scary at the same time... 😳
"omg the cameraman survived, please laugh at my joke"
I've always wondered what those vertical "jet streams" to the right of the explosion are from, specifically
These are typically created by small sounding rockets launched a few seconds before the firing, leaving smoke trails. The purpose of these trails is to record the passing of the now invisible shock wave.
l8tbraker thank you
@Starfish Prime Google nuclear test smoke trails.
@Starfish Prime en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condensation_cloud
Those are pigs that were launched up by the shockwave
Congrats to the guy who survived and recorded everything for us
No one gonna talk about the animals that were killed. I personally think it is absolutely unacceptable. But I get why they do it
18 kilotons from an artillery shell ,immense power!
15 kilotons.
It is crazy to think about the amount of atomic weapons the United States and Soviets had combined, and how close we were to going to war
*are
Props to the camera man who stood in that nuclear blast to record for us🙏
Is 7 miles really far enough away to avoid radiation poisoning?
very cool how the objects are first vaporized from the EM energy before the radioactive particles (at hypersonic speeds) and the shock waves (at the speed of sound) rip them apart
How to survive: Be a tree
Set in concrete.
If this was made almost 100 years ago, just imagine the explosion that a weapon like this one would make with the technology we have nowadays
Ive heard some people say that it essentially takes the power of Fatman or little boy to set off the reactions in some of these newer nuclear weapons.
Almost?
It's 67 years not close almost yet.
Who knows the year of this footage?
They couldn't record something like this in 1953, could they?
@@100GTAGUY is any clear fusion bomb is stupidly more powerful it has an atom bomb inside and a fusion bomb that explodes to the the pressure and heat of the atom bomb
Shooting anything more powerful with a cannon wouldn’t be very wise.
THEY MADE THIS LOOK SO DAMN DRAMATIC. A Historic 10 second video to us. BUT THEY CAN MANAGE TO MAKE A SEASON OUT OF IT.
Very true it would take month's
For them just to finish that Video documentary
I am Japanese.
What do you think about nuclear weapons? I have mixed feelings. Some people say we can throw away nuclear weapons, but do they really bring good results? Ironically, one of the facts is that thanks to nuclear weapons, a total war between countries can be avoided. But I don't think this will last long. Is peace trapped in a nuclear cage really peaceful? The "peace" that has been said for a long time is too different from the modern "peace".
I'm sorry if the English text is wrong. I apologize for the long sentence.
Your perspective on them is certainly interesting.
While two may have been dropped on your country, it did indeed stop a very bloody war already going on, but did bring two super powers on the brink of an even deadlier war.
It’s a two sided issue, there’s no perfect answer
Incase you weren't vaporized by the sheer explosion itself, the shockwave than comes after and just completely rips you apart.
Truly one of the most incomprehensible horrors ever created.
0:38 that sound is crazy :0
Ikr, it sounds like a stock sound effect
sounds like a normal artillery what do you mean?
God, save us from hell, like that.
O mais incrível são as câmeras. Elas conseguem filmar por dentro de uma explosão atômica.
Jkkkkkkkkk rial ou faike
Câmeras especialmente protegidas para capturar imagens.
Seja em bunkers de concreto sólido ou subterrâneo e filmado usando espelhos em cima de torres de aço para protegê-los.
“Behold, the bringer of light.”
“This day is to be remembered.”
- Nuclear Cannon Operator, Command & Conquer Generals
Just imagine that atomic artillery round or missile were to be fired from an AC130 or a tank...
Neither would be able to carry the gun, just dropping a the bomb with a bomber would have the same effect either way
Really? I feel like a ac130 would have no problem carrying that gun
And wouldn't firing it like that be a lot quicker and more efficient?
@@mobb_vrc I think it'll take a bit more time to reload due to the ammo weight, plus that the gun will be a bit larger. This thing would be a battlefield destroyer if not shot down from the sky quick enough. That's my thoughts.
@@centauria9122 that's facts, u probably right
behold, the bringer of light
Well, someone knows a decent game when they play it...
Yay generals....
...and of one of the quickest deaths known to mankind! Abominable is the person that thought up this monstrousity of monstrousities in the first place! I still remember somebody saying a simple phrase, so long ago..."Thou shalt not kill". The only reasons that the Israelites were given command to kill people, and that being a strict order from God, is because the people of other lands had settled on the lands that God had promised to his people, and that they had become ensconced in Idol Worship. God wanted the Israelites to have the lands that were to be rightfully theirs, and didn't want them involved in Idol Worship. Idol Worship is Wickedness. God told them to kill (destroy) the wicked people dwelling on God-Ordained Israelite territories. The people didn't fully follow God's commands, which were kill the wicked, and take the land. The disobedience of the Israelites led to lots of trouble in the times following. That's the only reason ever given in the Bible for killing people. This Nuclear stuff, however, was never meant to be, but some people decided to play "God", and this is the end result-Death!!!
brighter than the sun
Green is Good
Atomic bombs are such a beautifull thing, yet deadly :(
Are you an American?
I highly recommend that you delete your comment. You can't say mass destruction weapon is beautiful.
@@mikan0mochi but they are beautiful
@@descriptionbreaker20yearsa72 no, why?
@@gustavogoncalves3083 there prefer deadly weapons as "Beutiful" And "Pretty"
This music makes it so dramatic and engaging, I just love it.
It's the original music score for the film, as recorded by the Moscow Symphony Orchestra.
How's that for irony?
Trees: who are you?!
Atomic blast: *Death*
"Misfire! Duck!"
"It's atomic, boss."
"Ah, sorry, in that case....."
BANG!
so we meet again, sup my recommendation fellas
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Not doing great.. Not at all.
Shoutouts to the amazing music accompanying this.
amazingly enough, the initial burning of the various objects in this film, is not caused by the heat or blast waves from the explosion. the overpressure as a result of the compression of the air is the last effect to reach the test objects. the heat, as infra-red radiation, is faster, therefore arrives sooner than the blast wave. however, even faster still is the light, which arrives first. it is the intensity of the light that makes the objects begin to smoke.
Infrared radiation and light is the same thing, what you refer to are the Gamma rays that are released that bleach and burn everything in direct line of sight, leaving behind permanent shadows of people and objects just before vaporization.
0:53 When you reveal a secret to the toxic girl in the classroom
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I wonder how much explosive power the entire earth yields, considering it takes this relatively tiny projectile to make a blast this large.
I wonder how the nuclear bomb destroyed everything except the camera
@@KALI8880 do you not have a brain?
@@KALI8880 well, they were probably encased in some sort of concrete structure.
E=mc2, if 'm' is the entire mass of the earth, then the amount of energy released if fully converted would be about roughly 1.3 million, million, millions times more powerful than a nuke.
Actually it was a nano size version of the little boy 15 kt yield but for artillery
Man seeing that Howitzer like cannon fire that nuclear shell reminds me a lot of the ending scene from Return of the Living Dead where they fired a nuclear shell at Louisville Kentucky in the same manner.
Girls: I bet his out with his boys cheating on me.
Boys:
Fun fact: The Comapny that made that camera was Nokia
The question is how you filmed all these without camera being destroyed
Because they were housed in bunkers designed to withstand the explosion, same with the cameras themselves.
Cameraman cannot die and will not die .. He always survive.. So be a camera man..