Russia Releases Declassified Video Of Largest-Ever Hydrogen Bomb Blast | Tsar Bomba

This is a declassified video of the largest-ever hydrogen bomb blast. The bomb called Tsar Bomb or Tsar Bomba was equivalent to 50 million tonnes of TNT. The “Little Boy” Hiroshima bomb equaled 15 kilotonnes of TNT.
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[nighthawx]

This is 60 yrs ago, imagine how advanced and technologized those weapons could be these days. Scares the shit out of me tbh.

[egg-iufe]

when you realize that nations are like kids doing unsupervised science experiments

[timbibin]

"i know not what WW3 will be fought with, but WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones"
- Albert Einstein

[techdemeanour]

Anything in 36 miles range was immediately vaporised. The impact was seen up to 150 miles from the detonation site. The glass windows in far away Finland and Sweden were shattered for some buildings.

This was insane. Parachute was attached to bomb to slow its descent So that plane which dropped it have time to move at least 36 miles away before TSAR Bomba detonates. They barely made it🥲

The scary part is that this explosion was less than half of its full potential

[ShadowWizard]

That bomb was planned to be twice as powerful at 100 megaton. The engineers had second thoughts and handicapped the explosion to be half as strong at the last moment.

[benernest]

Trying to ban nuclear weapons is like two guys pointing guns at each other and saying "ok on the count of 3 we'll both drop our guns"

[allmo]

Fun fact: The shockwave produced by this bomb travelled 2 1/2 times around the world.

[ryanmullins]

Why we would do this to our own planet is beyond me.

[sir_crab]

If they declassified that bomb of the 60’s
Imagine what kind of classified shit they have now

[ninaakari]

"You know, what would be really fun, Leonid"
"What"
"Let's build the worlds biggest bomb and drop it on our own country"
"Brilliant idea, let's do it!"

[yousufleads]

this video didnt got recommended, you looked for it

[devontwyford]

There is technically no size limit to nuclear bombs, we are only limited in ability of moving or deploying it
once it reaches a certain size.

[DavidJones-ttqz]

All I could do was try not to cry when watching the explosion and listening to the narrator. The leaders of our world should b be trying to bring everyone together, not blowing us apart

[waynesteakley]

If we put as much energy in loving each other??? we might make it out of this decade!

[robdixson]

It's not a coincidence this was released in 2020. The Russians are reminding us how high the stakes really are in this brinkmanship.

[ramirobarba]

That was 60 years ago. Imagine what the potential in today’s terms.

[albertplaysguitar]

Who knows how truly advanced all this weaponry is now. Everyday is a miracle.

[asdfghjklot]

Its strange how something can look so good but terrifying at the same time