How close can you stand to a nuclear bomb? 🧍💥

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Sources: REMM, Science Alert, ASAPScience, Wired, Business Insider, DNI.gov, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists

Music by Kevin MacLeod
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[spleenfraleigh]

You could technically stand right underneath the nuclear bomb. If it’s high enough, there was test like these done.

[Blackthunder]

Patrolling the mojave almost makes you wish for an nuclear winter

[MMT--Games]

22/10/2024
This channel still has less than 10k subscribers with very high-quality animations. Once they get discovered, I'm pretty sure they'll get at least a few million in a few months, and the animation quality will be higher with maybe more long form content?
There is some big potential in this channel. Keep up the good work.

[Realismystic]

How close can you stand near a nuclear blast?
Her:No

[JadeCollins-cfyw]

Imagine just getting your croissant and Starbucks coffee when a nuclear bomb just deadass drops before you even got your change back😭

[TheMaximumExterminationDalek]

You Can Stand Right On Top Of A Nuclear Bomb, Just Don't Let It Explode

[yvyeeg]

Super cool animations, hope you get bigger

[SugarDaCat]

Very detailed in your animations-impressive!

[euniceallison]

Moral of the story....don't get near one in general 😅

[Cryonan]

This is good, I wonder why it has so few likes?

[reaver_battle_titan]

If the shockwave can reach you and it can knock down buildings you will not survive to get crushed

[Schnitzel_User]

real nice pixel animation its very creative gotta say

[OriginalAceXD]

you can stand as close as you want to a nuclear bomb, the catch is most of the times you won't survive the explosion

[Allalos-sl]

Vaporizing it's true in japan people have survived and were extremely injured and died a slow and painful death

[AlexanderHamiltonSecretary]

wait this actually helped me with my science project, thank you!

[Workout-ll]

Here before this channel gets viral and in one or 2 months you will have a lot of subscribers

[dipanjalihazarika]

Horrific that some people even make these types of bomb even afted knwing the consequences, humanity is dead

[AresRaptor_]

Standing close to a nuclear bomb detonation is exceptionally dangerous, and the survivability depends on numerous factors, including:

* **The yield of the weapon:** Larger bombs have significantly greater destructive power.
* **The height of the burst:** An airburst versus a ground burst produces different effects.
* **Weather conditions:** Wind patterns affect fallout distribution.
* **Terrain and surrounding structures:** These can provide some shielding.
* **Your level of protection:** Are you in a reinforced shelter?

Here's a breakdown of the primary hazards:

* **Blast wave:**
* This powerful shockwave can level buildings and cause severe injuries or death. The closer you are, the stronger the blast.
* **Thermal radiation:**
* The intense heat from the explosion can cause severe burns at considerable distances.
* **Ionizing radiation:**
* This includes initial (prompt) radiation and residual radiation (fallout).
* Initial radiation occurs at the moment of detonation and can be lethal at close range.
* Fallout consists of radioactive particles that descend from the mushroom cloud and can contaminate vast areas.
* **Electromagnetic pulse (EMP):**
* This can damage or destroy electronic devices over a wide area.

**Key points:**

* There is no "safe" distance close to a nuclear detonation.
* The effects are not limited to a simple radius; they are complex and variable.
* Even at distances where you might survive the initial blast and thermal effects, fallout can pose a long-term threat.

In essence, being "close" to a nuclear detonation almost certainly guarantees death or severe, life altering injuries.

[Blue_spoonanimates]

Its soo good and so scary at the same time

[WaltyLeOttre]

I really thought that channel have same amount of subs as Zack Films, but i was shocked it so small, peak content and style