The True Speed Of Modern Nuclear Weapons

The true scale of modern nuclear weapons shown in our last video did not include the hypersonic speeds of nuclear weapons. Now, in this in-depth documentary, you will see the mind-blowing true speed of these terrifying weapons.

This documentary on nuclear weapons also explores the defensive capabilities against ICBMs of countries like the United States and Russia.

Submarine-launched missiles like the Trident II can reach Mach 24, delivering multiple warheads, each with destructive power rivaling entire cities. Russia’s Avangard glider maneuvers at Mach 27, making interception nearly impossible.

The Kinzhal missile travels at Mach 10, closing in on targets within seconds. Even the autonomous Poseidon torpedo, moving at just 64 miles per hour, evades detection by diving thousands of feet below the surface.

Defensive systems such as the S-400 and S-500, as well as the Patriot and Virginia Class submarines, aim to counter these threats, but they offer no absolute shield. Confirming the doctrine of mutually assured destruction.

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[GJones-W]

That was an OUTSTANDING doc, filled with great, detailed info, and some pretty decent graphics! As a former weapons specialist in the USAF, I say BRAVO, to this effort. Very factually entertaining.

[xaxoon]

What is frightening is not the weapons systems themselves, but the fact that a few crazy individuals can wipe out humanity with a single act.

[Preview]

Fkn disgusting how much money has gone into finding ways to kill each other better than to help humanity become better in every way.

[johnathanmiller]

If this is the stuff they allow us to know about, just imagine what they are keeping from us .

[adamkahn]

Can we take a moment to remark how amazing the quality is in this doc? I wish some games were as detailed lol

[philipenock]

This piece of cinematography demands my respect.
Amazing work put to bring this together

[GinoNL]

While I came for the information, the combination with the cinematics is what made me watch the whole video. Fantastic

[DjWiskaz]

It's insane how much money, time, and great minds, we put into destroying each other.

[MrChiptrix]

Damn! That’s one hell of a 3d rendering and editing. Well done!

[igorsurz]

I have no words to describe the quality of this video. Thank you so much for this.

[WMassOutdoors]

Clicked on this because of the title. Stayed for the quality. Thanks for the video

[muratkoc]

I take a shot everytime he says results would be devastating

[lilvegasbasc-seen--duece]

14:55 The ONLY reason a nuke should exist.

[Ashfielder]

I work near a USAF base. My colleagues were saying they’d be fine because the aircraft on base would shoot down any missiles, and that they probably couldn’t reach us anyway. Perhaps I’ll send them this video to demonstrate that in 20 minutes everything and everyone they’ve known will be incinerated.

Since the end of the Cold War people have forgotten the danger. Once it starts, *everything* ends in half an hour.

[Chief_Tanuki]

What a fantastic, well made video. Reminds me of what we used to be able to watch on television before everything was dumbed down. Subscribed.

[Chris-ugqi]

Possibly the best documentary I’ve ever watched. Thanks.

[jamesgornall]

Tsar Bomba could have had a yield of 100MT but there was no way for the plane dropping it to escape the blast so they had to dial it down to 50.

[yooneunhyesarang]

What a documentary you guys have made my day!

[rclarkor]

This has to be one of the best put together informational description of weapons of mass destruction! Makes one a little worried.

[williamperry]

Mother do think they'll drop the bomb?