This is the BOMB to worry about

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Neutronium Bomba on Earth - What would happen? [2021]

A single neutron releases about 1 MeV, which is insignificant. But if we had, let’s say, 1 kg, then things become a bit more interesting. In this calculations, we assumed that 1g of neutrons has 6.e23 number of particles. By that we can calculate the energy multiplying the result by 1 MeV. Then we converted the result into Joules and divided it by the total energy in 1 ton of TNT.
At the end of 1 kg total decay, the full energy released would be equivalent to 11.5 kilotons of TNT. That is almost as powerful as the first nuclear bomb detonated, Little Boy”.
Though it releases almost the same energy as the first nuclear weapons, I must point out that its explosion would not be the same. As neutrons decay, it will release all that energy throughout its half-lives’. Curiously enough, it would be releasing energy for about 15 half-lives’ or 2 and half hours.
However, there is a caveat. Its density, which I will explain in detail later in the video but first we need to comprehend what limits current nuclear bomb technologies.

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[jayros]

"14 and a half hours of pure hell."

A normal work day then...

[bearhungry]

This explosion sounds like it would cause some serious lag.

[Vicariun]

the fact that that much energy only evaporates 11% of the oceans is even more mindblowing than the energy released

[mariocortez]

THIS is the bomb to fear...
Except there are no signs that actually making this bomb is physically possible.

[maxversthappening]

“It could destroy the surface in one second
Oh ok, that’s really bad
“16 times over”
Well then

[mrmonsterz]

_"Only 11 percent of the oceans would be evaporated."_
*Oh, so this is how we solve the rising sea level.*

[AbruptAvalanche]

So this is a theoretical substance that we have no idea how to create or harvest. Even if we could make it, containing it would require basically magic sci-fi technology. Yeah...this isn't the bomb to worry about.

[MarianKeller]

This is Star-Trek-level technology, so far beyond current technological capabilities and physical understanding, really nothing to worry about. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being containment of Neutronium in antigravity stasis fields, household fusion reactors are about at 0.

[sethdrake]

bacteria at the bottom of the ocean: hmm getting a little warmer than usual. whatever

[simialogue]

Yeah, uh, Merry Christmas to you too.

[companymen]

Alternatively, harnessing that energy would mean we could power humanity’s expansion into the stars.

[jethroblackburn]

"As yellow dye. Lots of people died" best pun ever😂

[jancizuletek]

"How much explosives can I use?" "Only a spoonfull" *gets comically large spoon of neutronium*

[JuanCruz-efos]

this bomb could even kill a cat, which has 9 lives, in one go.

[Randomman]

Imagine aliens watching earth as it gets vaporized 16 times over

[katyaiyani]

"You are the American Prometheus, Oppenheimer. You gave them the power to destroy themselves"

[eggspog]

that explosion would drastically effect fishing season

[gxslight]

“It could destroy the face of earth in 1 second”
- wow
“16 times over”
-Well Shit
“For the next 611 seconds”
- (❍ᴥ❍ʋ)
“Until it’s power is reduced by half”
-Uhh what

[thewitepheonix]

Now imagine if we managed to acquire some anti-neutronium

[airliner]

I can already imagine the world's militaries converging on whatever location is said to house a world-ending device... It would be one of the few moments where the entire planet has to cooperate with each other regardless of prior differences... All to either diffuse the thing, or launch it out of orbit and send it somewhere else so it won't go off on Earth...