Nuclear Explosion seen from New Zealand!

A constant non-stop series of nuclear fusion explosions are happening 147 million km from earth. We like to call it our sun.

I was trying a different exposure setting when taking this recording of a timelapse sunrise and it all went horribly wrong. I was about to throw the footage out and then came up with this idea.

This recording was made in Orewa, Auckland, New Zealand.

Sound attribution:

"Nuclear Explosion" Copyright 2013 Iwan Gabovitch is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.

#shorts #nuclear #explosion

[cottonhiker]

I’ve seen some stupid stuff but this is definitely up there

[TheRealNanoz]

“Never trust anything you read on the internet" Abraham Lincoln Feb 18, 1864.

[jonnyjackson]

The first nuclear explosion where sound travels faster than light.

[damienthorne]

I would like to thank whoever made this video for wasting 30 seconds of my life that I can never get back.

[kevenwatson]

I was there when it happened and i was killed instantly by the shockwave true story

[lede]

The speed of sound worked hard enough to beat the speed of light. Proof that hard work really does pay.

[DeltaSwiss]

That's simply an overexposed, sped-up video of a sunrise. 🗿

[countbenjamin]

When your third grader child puts together a video for school and it makes it to YouTube.

[MALIkrac]

The countdown is literally from pixel gun 3d nuclear city

[BattleshipOrion]

Came for the comments, was not disappointed.

[ThatDood]

No nuclear weapon has ever been tested that close to new zealand

[ptsdmentalhealthuk]

I would like to thank you for this great video as my uncle had been disabled for 20 years and he suddenly walked after watching it to disconnect the wifi and smash the router.

[charlesblackstone]

Pretty amazing that we heard the explosion before we saw the light !

[calebbowling]

Alternate title: time-lapse of sunrise

[Dale-wblz]

Um...since when do New Zealanders talk like American Southerners on the countdown??? LMAO!

[FINNIUSORION]

Wow the wind there is crazy. Almost like everything is speed up.

[alta]

I think the classic statement here is "Thats 30 seconds of my life I'll never get back."

[mateuszjokiel]

This was a very polite nuclear explosion. Not only did it broadcast a slow-motion countdown that would sound perfect in timelapses, it even emitted the sound *before* the light so people could put protective gear on! Not to mention the blast lasting for what appears to have been minutes, shining so perfectly for the video.

[ilikeskatingto]

There had to be a tsunami right after that💀💀

[just_me-jwhl]

How to survive nuclear war : be a camera man