Nuclear Engineer DEBUNKS Ridddle 'If you Detonated a Nuclear Bomb in the Mariana Trench'

Original Video @VineMontanaTV @Z9GQ

[mattpage]

Liked the video. I think that Isac Arthur had a video where he broke down the numbers for the size of a required explosion to actually break apart the earth. I put riddle on my ignore this channel list shortly after the first time it was recommended to me. I wish there were more creators like you who were able to debunk all the trash videos out there.

[RangerMcFriendly]

Ridddle is an AI fake “science” video maker. Kyle Hill recently made a video about this.

[dand]

Underwater blast knocks planet of it's orbit. That's insane. Earth got hit by a planet and it is still in orbit.

[melltenfys]

"I wonder where they got these numbers"
I'd be surprised if they didn't just make up.

[bmike]

found your channel from your reaction to kyle hills video. as a HS science teacher, this is great content, thank you! my only request would be to make sure the audio of what you are watching is more balanced. the kyle video sounded fine but Riddle's video in this is barely audible to me.

[orchdork]

When you were describing how the tsar bomb works, you said that the plutonium 239 of the first stage fissions in order to fuse the deuterium-tritium gas, but I'm a little confused. I was under the impression that the first stage of a thermonuclear weapon fisions and the second stage fuses, but there is deuterium-tritium gas in the center of the first stage, meaning the plutonium 239 would be triggering fusion in the first stage and then that fusion would trigger more fusion in the second stage. Is that correct? Is the idea that the first stage fissions and the second state fusions just an oversimplification?

[Lightspectre]

Ridddle video doesn't go far enough. Tsar Bomba has SO MUCH ENERGY, it wouldn't just explode Earth. It would explode THE MOON, THE SUN, AND EVEN THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

[christophermonteith]

For a video idea, how about going into how powerful any natural disaster would have to be in order to do the claimed things in this video, even if its technically not possible for it to teach that level of power. You know, as a means of not only debunking such false videos, but also using the idea to show the truth of it. Just a suggestion

[ScottJPowers]

Would water pressure from deep in Earth's oceans be enough to make a ball of uranium/plutonium or a pellet with deuterium/tritium go nuclear? that is to say, could it start fission or even fusion?

[fapezone]

Love your videos, continue the great work.

[network_king]

Kyle hill was talking about science missinformation, etc in a recent video pretty sure this one came up as one of the big offenders. I wouldn't even bother with any of there stuff honestly.

[KhalerJex]

can you do a video about nuclear winter?

[jeremygair]

Look up status 6 by Russia. It's supposed to be bigger than the tsar bomba

[bnaf]

i saw ridddle videos like 3 years ago and it was the same content as now, i dont remember how inaccurate the videos were(i was 11 years old), but i do remember that it was RUSSIAN channel. I wonder when it became english. And i think their old russian voice was better than current one (from what i remember)

[justmf]

I love how it's no shame at all 😭
Like it's not a little bit inaccurate. IT'S ALL INACCURATE

[grank]

my head hurts from this foolishness and I don't even know anything about this topic

[rainbowraver]

aosjdosfsocndld this is definitely one of those AI generated videos because no human is capable of making a video this cringe/wrong, but I loved you providing all the info about the tsar bomba! :0

[LauraRenewing]

The entire content of the video to which you are reacting is shamefully inaccurate. Thanks for letting folks know. 🤥