Simulation of a Nuclear Blast in a Major City
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2020
- A collaboration between documentary filmmaker Neil Halloran and Nobel Peace Prize - Research and Information, this short data-driven film simulates a nuclear blast in a major city in order to tally the estimated deaths that would result. Using data from leading researchers and highlighting present day technology developments, the film illustrates the very real danger nuclear weapons still pose to humanity and life on Earth.
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Why do we make these things?
Oh hello there!
We don't. They're fake. They don't exist.
@@me73941 I hope you are joking
Because if you are not then please consider not having kids
@@heh2393 Nope, I'm not joking. And your petty insult instead of an inquiring mind just proves your own ignorance.
@@me73941 So are you saying that the United States of America did not bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
This would never happen in the USA, we don't use kilometers.
What do you guys use
Look at me i know how to copy and paste a comment
@@saleemismail79 football fields, school busses etc
@@nicolashowell7071 oh I see
I didn't know that do you guys have WiFi in your country
Hahahahah
Scientists and professors in USA use kilometers.
Terrifying topic...but great video. Nice Job Neil!
This video is a great animation visualizing the impact of nuclear bombs after watching Oppenheimer. Also love your videos Jared Owen!
@@ninongfonshow was it? The movie.
agreed
Why is this comment so low? Your amazing at 3D diagrams congrats on being great 🎊🎉🍾🥂
I liked the fried egg at 3:17
Oppenheimer: “Albert, when I came to you with those calculations, we thought we might start a chain reaction that would destroy the entire world.”
Einstein: “I remember it well. What about it?”
Oppenheimer: *“I believe we did.”*
i got chills
Can you not put spoilers out pls ffs.
pls pls pls no spoiler
@@TheDrummagurlhow can you spoil history? 🤔
@@protectwhatisours6895 its a movie bro
Sure, it looks horrifying, but as I learned in school, all one needs to do to survive a nuclear explosion is to duck and cover under a desk.
Lmao yes the magic trick✊✊✊
Now, where to find 110000 desks? If anyone's selling, I think I'll buy two more.
@@ThyRiki tables? Ikea!
radiation can't mutate your DNA if you say no first
@@shinebrightlikeadoitsu1120 I ain't risking accidentally getting in the infinite ikea tho
I would survive the blast by hiding under my desk, just like my elementary school taught me.
Don't worry sun tan lotions will work as well.
No, no. In the refrigerator just like Indiana Jones.
Daum I will seal my house with flex paste
The most forbidden documentary in history:
archive.org/details/EUROPATheLastBattle
What are these two objects?
It's scary that some would actually think weapons this inhumane are justifiable
It’s because of this weapon that we aren’t at a full scale war with Russia yet so be grateful
It'd be justifiable if only YOU were in the blast.
rape of nanking
It did end a war
Before the bombs were dropped on Japan, it was estimated that over 1 million people would die in a land invasion, but instead around 200,000 were killed by the atomic bombings. So yes, it can be justifiable in some cases.
Beautiful and well-made video for such a terrifying yet possible reality. The visuals that showcased the casualities on the citizens made me shiver; it's horrifying to even think about that.
Frightening. The lucky ones, of those affected, would be the one's who were vaporized in a millionth of a second...
I was thinking that too. All of it is unsettling just to think about
That hits hard. The people killed first were the luckiest
The Official Freddy Fazbear And Springtrap really does tho
Ryan Chastain-Maxey yep. Vaporization happens so fast you don’t even know when it happens. The sensory impulses can’t get to the brain fast enough before you’re vapor. You want to see something even more frightening? Look up the Soviet/Russian cobalt doomsday device, that’s believed to be still there to this day, as an insurance policy against them being nuked in a sub launched, first strike. Some believe it isn’t real, just a staged intelligence leak to scare the US, or is it?
an added personal fear is that within that radius, even your soul wouldn't survive.
"Humans build nuclear bombs. But no mouse would ever build a mousetrap."
-Albert Einstein
;(
@@AceBeamedYou I also love donuts
Damn
Albert Einstein: Outsmarting the world's superpowers since 1879
It’s simply because they can’t build a mouse trap but if they were able to that would mean they would also be able to kill each other for food and shelter. Survival is a primitive instinct.
I'm in a major city and probably within the 2 kilometer radius of the center and I think in such a scenario I'd really not want to be in the 2% of survivers during impact (small chance is still a chance). Depending on how much time I'd have until impact (if whatever bomb that would've been used was noticed from a distance) I'd either drive to ground 0 to be instantly vaporized or, if I have more time, drive as faar away as possible. I really hope something like this never happens
drive to ground zero to get vaporized instantly is smart
That's what I would do
What happens if we go underground though ?
Pro tip. Don’t live in a major city. Stop being a liberal, don’t vote for the left and none of this would be a concern.
you mean by uber?
The production quality and content of this video is outrageously good.
Why can’t our leaders just throw hands so they’re the only casualties
because they're cowards, they need to send others to fight their wars
because that obviously wouldn't work; the first person who decides to send in an army would automatically win
Lol as much as I like this idea... it also is very reminiscent of Game of Thrones
@@rosietales ....one of the many reasons why Trump is immensely loved - bringing the troops home, calling out the Pentagon and it’s private war machine, diminishing (and hopefully obliterating) the perpetually hawkish cabal, and understanding unequivocally, like Reagan, how the deterrent works.
With the MSM OMB folk all hypnotised and neutered by their bourgeois groupthink, we never get what we deserve. Luckily the narrative is no longer in the hands of such feckless misfits.
The undoubted growth of alternative news channels in a multitude of digital forms does mean #WeAreTheNewsNow. #GetComfyBeComfy
@@rosietales We elect our leaders, we are doing a poor job as voters as they are as leaders.
98%: dead
the 2% that lived: time to become a feral ghoul
Lol
Smoothskins dying from radiation sickness lmfaoo
Spoiler
*Fallout Time*
Hey there smoothskin
An extremely well produced explanation of a nuclear scenario. This short is packed with critical details. I advise the makers of this film to send ,via any platform , to all nuclear capable countries. Thank you for your work
I'm sure the said countries are well aware of the devastating effects
i love the animation style you chose for this video! it looks kind of like a huge toy city with toy cars and buildings. also, the tiny people remind me of those plastic soldier toys.
They arent toys, they're people with families and a life, stories to tell.
We are just lifeless toys to the folks in charge. Love the people around you because they're the only ones who matter.
guys its not that deep its just a random blender model 😭😭😭
Who else thought he was gonna drop egg yoke on a tiny city
Me
Me
thumbnail: breakfast
😊
YOLK
“Mankind invented the atomic bomb, but no mouse would ever construct a mousetrap.”
~ Albert Einstein ~
KUAROO Yes, and of course it was Einstein’s letter urging Roosevelt to authorise the research project, written out of fear the Nazis might get there first, that led to construction of the atomic bomb.
The Xenomorphian The scientists creating the atomic bomb knew its effects, as they can be predicted scientifically, and were the reason why the bomb was researched and built. Einstein knew first hand what he was talking about when he said the above quote. The trouble being that in a conflict situation both sides are led to the worst case scenario with the inevitability of game theory logic.
Damn never thought how that would be equivalent then again coming from a cousin marrier
Mice cannibalize their babies. They are their own mousetrap. Death and killing is as much a part of nature as is birth and living. It's a malthusian existence. As humans, we just have ethos, pathos, and egos.
Also Albert einstein I help make big bomb
Beautifully presented. Keep it up.
Terrifying topic...but great video. Nice Job Neil!. It's scary that some would actually think weapons this inhumane are justifiable.
“I do not know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.” - Albert Einstein.
Nice
eciN
There won’t be World War 4
We will die before ww4
Probably in 2020
“Mankind invented the atomic bomb, but no mouse would ever construct a mousetrap.”
-Albert Einstein.
Bobert Wiltshire Youre so mad you’re deliberately missing the point. Yes mice don’t build, but we do, and we’ve built many many weapons all designed to kill huge populations in large areas. It’s quite simply, idiotic
@@ereynolds72 Indeed, I guess a few people likes violence more than their own lives. I hoped that they learn that kill = bad because you're basically killing you're own people.
@Bobert Wiltshire its not einstein who build atomic bomb. Its a team lead by Oppenheimer who works from einstein famous equation e=mc^2. But he (oppenheimer) feels devastated after knowing what his creation can do. You can search on youtube to see how depressing life-less when oppenheimer talks about the bomb
and he was kinda wrong. Without nuclear deterrent WW3 would have broken out long ago. Heck, WW2 would probably have merged right into WW3 with a Soviet push to the North Sea and Atlantic as well as a Soviet invasion of mainland Japan and parts of China in 1945.
@@ereynolds72 Any living being with our inteligence etc. would do the same. You think one mouse cant kill the other? It can and they do that and if they could kill more and more efficiently they would too like us.
Forget the video did anyone else think the thumbnail was an egg yolk?
yes! me!
This is brilliant work. Congrats to all those involved.
The sum of all fears
Yep
100%
Username checks out ✔️
@Zygy __ ??
Is this a play on the "the sum of all parts" thing?
"Man invented the atomic bomb, but no mouse in the world would construct a mousetrap"
Albert Einstein
wasn't Albert literally the guy who made it xD
Stormops no he thought it was impossible to take the energy of the neucleus
@@kafta9915 i'm pretty sure he discovered the formula for it unless my school is lying to us which would be weird because its an easy thing to search up and check on the internet ;/
@@stroomop4858 the atomic bomb was created by J. Robert Oppenheimer
Stormops idk dude but I just found a video on vers channel saying how Albert thought the nuclear bomb was impossible
The production quality and content of this video is outrageously good.. It's scary that some would actually think weapons this inhumane are justifiable.
Amazing video!
Note: The strongest ever tested bomb was 80 times stronger than in this simulation.
Only one of those nukes where ever used. And none more where built
I'm actually terrified :)
I'm fairly sure size has diminishing returns.
It might have been 80 times stronger, but it seems unlikely it would have been 80 times more effective too.
@@Valfheim it actually does.
@@Valfheim The bombs used in Japan were 15 and 21 kilotons equivalent to TNT, the one used in this simulation was 800 kilotons. The USSR have built a bomb, the Tsar Bomba, that has 100 megatons (100,000 kilotons), and tested a bomb with 50 megatons (50,000 kilotons) of TNT.
"This video seems like information that would only serve to give me anxiety" *clicks*
Hi Dangelo! Agreed! lol
same 🧍
Yee
I've gone from this video to now food shortage videos....holy anxiety batman!
love u D
Everything seemed fine until the hypersonic bit came in. Now THAT is terrifying. Imagine not having time to react.
I have been in the Gulf war as an innocent little civilian. I saw those scuds come close to the city of Riyadh, and I still vividly remember how much time they ‘stood’ in the horizon like a bright, slow moving spark, while the emergency sirens rang into our heads. When I think about it now, there seemed to be plenty of time to react.
Now if its hypersonic - you see it, then you don’t.
I pray there never comes a time where everyone's writing "who's here after..." comments for this video
I was here before 😔🙁 it happened.
SMH
Wwhis here after youtube recommended this to them? Whos here after clicking on the video? Whos here after thinking "hey, i want to watch this video"? whos here in 2020? whos here to watch this video? Whos here on oct. 10 2020?
@@Skeetpete mee yay 🙃
Me
im just gonna say
im here before whatever happened in the future lol
If a nuclear war breaks out, I'm going to the center of a large city to ensure I get vaporized instantly in the blast. I'd rather vaporized instantly before my body can even sense pain than die of extremely painful radiation poisoning.
Russians used to say put a sheet over yourself and head towards the cemetery
Or live in a village because no one is gonna waste a nuke on a small village
@@hannibalthecannibal3606 with cities burning and irradiated and hundreds of thousands of devastated and irradiated citizens fleeing the cities things would break down in any surrounding towns. If you are one with stockpiled food, water, guns, ammo in some very remote piece of territory...although you would survive the initial detonations...the weeks and months after would be a real challenge plus you have a global supply of everything problem.
I believe that even one single use of a nuclear weapon can lead to all out nuclear war quite quickly in today's geopolitical climate.
@@WoodApe100 Bunkers and Gas masks Exist.
@@theincrediblehulk5797 Largely I don't think there is for a whole lot of people. Some people may survive through a series of fortunate circumstances....but I don't think you can count on it no matter how prepared you may be.
You are looking at wiped out infrastructure and an overwhelming number of desperate and damaged and traumatized people. Look at poor Beirut this summer and that was like a small nuke but without the radiation and toxicity of a nuke. Yet it still took the effort of a lot of specialists in the whole region to try to avert a major humanitarian crisis and they could not do it...there was bitter rioting for months after....many people lost everything. They will never be the same. These massive weapons are horrific to even think about...yet threats to use them are made often...hopefully they never are because burning and killing a whole cities worth of human beings is Satanic.
Incredible motion graphics/modeling/animation! Anyone know what this was made in?
At first I thought the thumbnail was an egg smh.
I thought it was a water balloon
"you have a 50% chance of dying within a range of 2 - 11 km"
That one guy 11.01 kilometers away: seyp👍
Wtf is seyp?
I dont know what seyp means but im officially adopting it into my vocabulary
The real question is that 2% survival rate at center blast
@@jvelin9723 haahahhaa
I'm going to die not knowing what seyp stands for
The 2% who survived the blast zone are gamers in their mom's basements.
no woman will consentually mate with them, humanity ends.
@RANDY LEWIS L. COUNTRYMAN no man will consensually mate with them, humanity ends.
This thread is more depressing than the video
They gonna think: I forgot to take off my vrhead set again
So joe Biden an hunter will make it
Very tasteful presentation of a horrifying event using the lil diorama figurines, well done!
You make the best vids dude.
The ones who managed to survive, will envy the dead...
Who ever wanted to survive? Apocalypse Al, Nihilist Joe and Dystopic Dan???
They would suffer due to no electricity,water,medicine,food,anxiety and depression and would live to remember that day...their lives would never be the same
john fury would kick it back into space
@sabage cabage123 I love this comment
Yup. May be better to find ground zero and have a pic nic for the end times.
“4 million die”
60’s kids: Well why didn’t they hide under their wooden desks
Apparently it actually helps your chances to survive.
i hid under my desk as instructed and it never affected me never affected me.
honestly tho
My dad did this in the 80s
If you in the zone of 20 psi shock-wave (for 800kt surface detonation this would be the radius of 2 km), which levels concrete buildings, yeah even going to a basement or underground shelter gives only slight chances of survival. However, for the zone of 5 psi shock-wave (2 - 4.25 km), this is really like dealing with a powerful tornado. Crawling under a desk or bed even not the first choice, is not entirely that stupid, especially considering chances are that's all there might be time for. It won't protect you from the destructive blast, if you are lucky it might offer some hope for collapse though. In any case for sure, it is better than nothing.
There is an online tool allowing calculating zones for different strength warheads:
nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/
By the way,...
1:24 quote: “hundreds of times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima”. I remember in old days 20kts was quoted as the yield of both Nagasaki and Hiroshima detonations. Today some sources quote 18kts, while some 15 kt for Hiroshima and 21kts for Nagasaki. No matter which number we stick with, 800 kt blast is 40-53 times more powerful than Hiroshima bombing. Not “hundreds of times”.
Having grown up in the 1980's, this is all actually very comforting and makes nuclear war sound like a feasible option for sane humans. Thanks /s
Oppenheimer brought me here July 2023. Just saw the film last night and curiosity got the best of me. To think the Atomic bomb back then was only a small little bomb compared to what we have today is a scary thought. Pray the world doesn't ever get to witness another blast in any capacity.
Fun fact: you didn’t search for this.
yeah. why is youtube doing this. they trying to start something?
ok
Fun fact : This comment trend needs to be stopped
Fun fact: i got this recommended and i dont know why the fuck
I actually did search for this
People that are 11.01KM away from the initial blast: hehe boi
lol
How is this funny?
@@MrBeary-cn3br ikr how is it funny
@@linkphilippe4671 shut up
What about 11.001km?
Dude.....I'm old and very much still learning. Unearthing of great shit. Thanks man. Real real cool. Jp
The genie is out of the bottle. There is no way to reduce the risk of nuclear war.
If Indiana Jones has taught me anything, it’s hide in a fridge
Did you play fallout Nv??
No doubt. If a bad storm rolls through my area I generally just hop in the fridge and wait it out.
You get a free flight out of the blast zone to. You win twice.
Well, if your fridge is lead-lined.
I remember once we saw that part, me and my friend looked at eachother, knowing that movie would suck.
Putting this video on my “Things to worry about” playlist
That's how it is sometimes
what else is there
I’d love to check the playlist out
Can't wait until the Covid death toll video comes out
@Not Epic Studios make it public !
only one nation in the world have used this against civilians..
And it brought an abrupt end to the most harrowing war in the history of our species.
@@Nathan-Roman Germany had already surrendered and Japan barely had any territory left apart from their mainland. Not a good enough excuse.
@@PanosB67 it saved humanity from another contested beach landing, which would have made D-Day look like a training exercise
Hey Duolingo maybe if the bombs were not dropped and the War in Asia had dragged on for four more years( remember Japan still had a standing army of 3+million in China that would have no doubt been transferred to main land Japan) your history might have been nonexistent to state your opinion it’s with hindsight that we can say what we should have done the War in Europe lasted 6 years but,but the war in Asia had been going on since the Marco Polo bridge incident in about 1937 and before that even more ask the people of the city of Nanjing,China who survived the Japanese assault what they thought about Japan getting nuked to stop the war they started we sit back in our relative peace that our not to distant relatives fought for to give our opinion on what they should have done in fighting a war that was not of their own making
@@Patrick_TheDoorWcfm like you said the Japanese would have ordered the troops in China to return to the mainland (if they managed to) so what the heck is even your point? The Japanese fleet was decimated and they would have run out of resources soon enough. The war would have been as good as over since the Japanese would've been out of resources and stuck on their mainland until they either surrendered or the allies landed on there.
Your number of deaths is severely underestimated.
Why did I think the thumbnail was some perfect ass egg yolk
Yeah I thought I was about to see some scrambled eggs lmao
Lol same💀
Mee too.
Lol exactly
Fais Jama same bro
It always strucks my nerves that we figured out a way to kill each other on such a scale before even trying to figure out a way to get along
Being scared is a powerful feeling man
fear is and will be our enemy until we learn that love is the correct way
@LordDante85 well first we need to have a unified world and brain wash the kids to think love is the only way and only one language.
GOD ZEFKIEL That sounds like it’s not coming anytime soon
Because realism is human nature
@@rollingtreys nope
It's scary to think how close we are to this actually happening.
Scary stuff. Great simulation thanks ❤
Its absolutely terrifying how many of these bombs exist
'Zero' terrifies you? ... Okay.
@@reactions5783 Gg, I at first I thought you weren't using sarcasm.
Reactions the US alone has 5800 nuclear weapons, 1750 ready to use. That not really zero
Reactions Really can’t tell if you’re joking
It is estimated that we have enough uranium on Earth to create such a massive nuclear arsenal, that could replicate the same impact as the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs...but this time, radioactive.
RUclips: How many ads?
Neil halloran: No way
I was surprised too
Because all the things he's promoting is in the interests of the United Nations and World Economic Forum etc. These organisations have paid him so he clearly doesn't need the ad money. He's been paid as this adds to the masses mental conditioning agenda 😊
At first I thought this dude was talking about Nial Horan former 1D band singer😅😅🤣
respect
there’s ads on this vid? i don’t see any
thank you for making this very informative video
This is the perfect video to watch before bed 😄
How has no one mentioned the visuals? The renders are jaw dropping, pure eye candy. I had to pause just to write this. So clean, detailed and simple. Incredible.
Ikr
I like Spyro the Dragon
Yes, how did they make this video? It's strikingly beautiful. Unfortunately, I don't see any technical production details in the show notes.
so refreshing from the usual lame stuff you would get with this kind of video
@@sfkeepay I'm guessing using something like blender
Its both impressive and also terrifying to realise how we came from throwing pointy sticks between us to unleash such a degree of destruction not even we could imagine in our darkest dreams...
Aliens would be both interested and terrified if we ever colonized our solar system
It actually took humanity four times as long (4x) to go from Bronze Swords to Steel Swords then Steel Swords to Nuclear Warheads, that's a not so fun fact for who ever sees this.
And it is still nothing in the scale of the universe.
We went from sticks to mini sun
@ClickNSpam nah, nobody wants an unstable and expensive bomb
Great VIDEO❗️😎👊🏾💥
oppenheimer: welcome to fact or cap
"One bomb. One city. how many would die" Atleast 3 people
I mean... you wouldn't be wrong
King tut died over well 2 weeks ago
Bill Gates has at least $5
Jack Fitzgerald omg hhahahaa
Mark zuckeeberg is human
In a case of a nuclear blast those 120,000 people that die in the first few seconds would be the luckiest since they would never have known what happened.
Make sure to strike a cool pose, it will be imprinted onto the concrete.
@DETOXOLATE Yeah, but nowadays this citizen would stay and film instead of going inside a shelter/bunker.
@@speedy01247 Dab LOL
@Homelander I cant tell if you're joking-
@Homelander Wolverine also survived Hiroshima. And look, he is still out there in the mountains and forrests. Many call him Yeti or Bigfoot
His enthusiasm for such a grim subject is unsettling.
the visuals is insane with this video
I've never seen something so devastating explained in such a calm way
😭😭
he's just making cheeky dollar out of it. Nothing but a pleasure for him
@@munnypoltric i think its an educational video for awareness about these things. I dont think he really does this just for money
Use internet more often.
@@munnypoltric you are extremely angry at the world huh?
“We should limit the amount of countries that get the bomb”
Said every nation that already has them...
and a lot of nations has them. some nations have thousands and thousands of them and maximum 50 would be enough to cause a nuclear winter. that pretty much means the end of civilization on this planet.
Murmurations why Somalia and not Sudan
Imgladandrew gillumisnotmykang386 you are telling me that Somalia doesnt have one 😂
Imgladandrew gillumisnotmykang386 they where crazy in the 90s tho
Imgladandrew gillumisnotmykang386 i dont know why you are so offended
You have the perfect speaking voice for documentary videos.
Who came here bc of Oppenheimer?⬆️⬆️
To quote the wise Sarah Conor, “Anyone not wearing two-million sunblock is going to have a real bad day”
2 million dollar*?
@@Ss-hn5rf no
Brett... really missed a good opportunity to throw that scene in for comedic affect!
@Brett oh
@@Ss-hn5rf Lol! What an idiot!
It’s scary to think that the life of of billions lie in the hands of a few individuals. All it takes is one to piss off the other, for all all us to die in a snap of a finger.
It's probably not the simple.
yep, the "football", which trump can use at any time and no one can veto it. America, I think, is the only country which can use 'strike first' policy.
No definitely not. We do live in democracies for the most part.
@@bhagyasankar2070 I dont think you know how nuclear launches actually work in the US... it is true that the President has sole authority to initiate a launch, but it has to be confirmed by Secretary of Defense, NORAD, and a two man key system at every launch site (silos, subs, etc.) the likelihood of an unprovoked launch is so little it shouldn't even be a talking point.
@@Maddog-wm5xi But they can't technically veto it, right? They can only confirm that the orders came from the president? I am not sure about this, correct me if I am wrong, according to protocol, they can't supersede the order and decide not to launch the nukes.
Didn‘t aged well when you said, we are far away from that scenario
In 6 months result will be no one winning the war because of atomic bomb
Huh, you just taught me that if a nuclear bomb is ever dropped in my city's downtown area, I'd actually be fine because I live much further than 11km away from it. That's actually really reassuring.
I’m gonna be the cameraman, they always survive
Wow 2k likes 👍🏼 thanks guys
You can't you're human
cameraman didn’t, but camera did
@@5olitude462 how can the camera stand WITHOUT cameramen
@@sajeucettefoistunevaspasme the memory of camera can be found after cameraman died
@@5olitude462 but the camera isn'tjust on the floor
The cameraman is clearly holding it
“Radiation sickness takes about a week to kill you”
Fallout: *nah*
Amon, you're alive!
,
@@ella-qh8re Yeah, I somehow survived the explosion, sadly my face is actually scarred now because of the explosion
One week of slowly melting is a bad way to go. Fall out was being humane.
radaway
I would much rather be vaporized instantly than live in an apocalyptic hellscape where people are fighting over every resource to survive. my biggest fear is being just far away enough from a nuclear blast to where my entire body is significantly burned and immediately irradiated to where i die i slow and agonizing death within days. Please just let me die instantly if this is truly the end of our world.
We need a lot more of this content but fast!
I'm looking for feel good videos, nothing intense, which is why I'm here.
The scariest part about nukes is the people who are killed in the initial strike are the lucky ones cause radiation poisning is one of the worst ways to die
The scariest thing about nukes is the people who hold the codes
seriously i would rather die from the 8last
@@scottfay3553 me too
Dont live near a major city. 👍
@@GrizzlyDaddams id kill to live in a small village in the middle of nowhere
Leaders start war, but civilians are the ones paying price.
"Why don't presidents fight the war?
Why do they always send the poor?"
War is old men talking and young men dying
FACTS!
@@chomdaim3542 Game of thrones
Facts like bro some people are trying to live a normal life while others are consumed by Power and Evil
Presentation is excellent !
It's amazing to me I've never seen fallout shelters actually talked about for their purpose. It's always people saying you went in there so your bodies were out of the way, no mention of outside the immediate death zone needing to avoid radiation.
Exactly. Unless you have some super bunker 20m below ground you're not gonna survive ground zero. The fallout shelters are so you don't get radiation poisoning and rescue teams can get you out.
I rather want to be within the first 800 m and evaporated instantly when this happens, than suffering dying slowly in next few days
fr I'd rather be vaporized instantly than get my skin burned
"Just Kill me"
Same
I’d rather not be in the city
@@yakthekuza7296 genius!
"So we'll go with a relatively small number of deaths."
Deaths: 100,000
When you’re comparing it to half a million deaths it isn’t that large
When you put it in the grand scheme of things, it's not that many
I commented this then scrolled down and saw this lol sorry
I mean to be fair, that is literally the definition of relatively.
@@plugshirt1684 do you know what "relatively" means?
Thank You! .....for not letting us forget!.......
I grew up in the 1960's, and we had drills at school -- Duck and Cover. Get under the desk. Being boys, we had our own saying: Get under the desk, put your head between your knees, and kiss your a$$ goodbye. Sometimes, some naughty boys climbed up the Air Raid siren, and set it off. Not me, not funny. We still have those sirens, but now they're for Tsunamis and natural disasters. Ah, those were the days.
The video is just a reminder "How precious PEACE is".
Appears peace is just too hard to come too than war is for leaders ig
yeah
peace is an illusion.
there's only strength, and people who obey.
don't want to obey? fight those with strength and force them to submit.
not strong enough? keep obeying.
There’s no peace without freedom.
Look at China. Millions incarcerated in camps for disagreeing with the CCP, yet not waging war on any country... So, freedom is what’s precious. Don’t confuse the two.
@@bcn1gh7h4wk your sick, this is exactly why the world is the way it is, the belief that there is no peace will be the end of humanity.
When someone is showing this in 2020. I don’t like it
Oh snap
@lol I just came here from a video about that
*Same.*
@Chino PInoy Combatives the Democrats and the DS critters will do anything. Let’s hope the Patriots have been in control enough to thwart any such devilry.
Please escape with my time machine, to Hiroshime in 1945
it's actually terrifying knowing we have these weapons that could literally end humanity and the only reason they aren't used is because we could accidentally take out our whole existence with nothing left. it is so scary that this is a future that we can only hope noone ever sees.
Just fantastic - great visuals. So much of today's population grew up after the Cold War and therefore don't understand how perilous contemporary world affairs are. We need to reduce stockpiles far below the ability to hit every large/medium city 10 times over!
If you are in the city that was struck, there are only two things that could happen to you: you die instantly or you envy those who died instantly.
That sentence sounds like the beginning of a horror book. You should be an author, no joke.
@@Ditto.007 That sentence sounds like what John Silver said in Treasure Island. Sorry, pal, that train is long gone. You really should read more.
@@murkotron I do read more. Infact I actually used to read a lot and was quite fast at it too(I would read a thick book in a day) however that doesn't mean I can memorise all the words I just remember the basic story of it. Take Darren Shan's horror novel, I know the story but don't remember any sentences, not one.
@@murkotron FYI the fact that a sentence has been said or written before doesn't mean somebody else can't come up with it or something similar on their own.
if you actually follow that logic tho you must have a really hard time coming up with comments on the internet...
@@murkotron what?
“Set to expire 2021”
Everyone: nervous sweating
Welp boys, get ready for 2021, because 2020 was the tutorial
Well plans can be changed so what does it matter. When memories are all we have, the point of time is?
Eunice Wekesa me too ;,) ✌️
😂😂😂we gone bro
You just need a fridge man.
It's interesting how nuclear bombs have stopped wars from occurring but could also trigger thee nd of the world
thanks to this video i now feel very on edge whenever i visit a megacity 👍
This is the kind of thing that needs to be shown when history classes talk about the nukes drop on Hiroshima. It took me and many other classmates some outside research to realize how devastating and horrific they were and I think that needs to be shown when they are discussed.
yes it was very devastating but don't use this as a reference, in the beginning the guy said that the bomb he simulated was 100x the one dropped on Hiroshima.
Right? In my classes it was taught as a debatable thing. Necessary/not necessary. It was obviously not necessary. They just wanted to try out their new fancy weapon.
@@bruh-lo5yy The first bombs were primitive, maybe 12-15 kilotons. Current bombs (using the fission bomb to kickstart a fusion reaction) are rated in megatons, so, yep, they're two orders of magnitude worse. Civilian population reduction isn't a typical goal. Usually it's command destruction or war effort elimination; bases and ports where navies are built and stored.
"What a strange game; the only way to win is not to play." still holds true.
@Sebastian Valentine I used to think so too, then I realised the US could have dropped the bombs in rural areas of Japan to show what they COULD do to a city, not to actually do it..
Japan deserves it
"We talk less about a nuclear attack" thats because one nuke dropped means 10000 nukes are already flying to other cities
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The all cutting sword had become the unbreakable shield..
Seriously though, the hypersonic nukes are scary af.
Till now a great safety feature was that if you decided to nuke someone he would know and send some nuclear love right back at you, which is a great prevention, but what fear will a nuke that you only notice moments before it hits you inspire..
exactly,let all countries have nukes and we achieve peace.
or we die together, which would bring peace too i guess.
what i means is nukes are the only way to achieve peace. let all countries have nukes
Nope
There can be no winner in a nuclear war
I can take it.
In the two years since this video came out, I feel like "we dont really think about nuclear attacks because the cold war is over" might not be quite true any more :)