The Russian Tsar Bomba Almost Changed the Earth's Orbit (CRAZY)

In this jaw-dropping video, we explore the incredible story of the Tsar Bomba, the most powerful nuclear bomb ever detonated. Detonated by the Soviet Union in 1961, this bomb had the potential to not only wreak havoc on a massive scale but also alter the Earth's orbit! Join us as we delve into the science behind this colossal explosion, the geopolitical implications of its testing, and the shocking facts that reveal just how close we came to a planetary catastrophe. Discover how the Tsar Bomba's sheer power could have changed our planet forever and what it means for humanity's understanding of nuclear weapons. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more amazing content about history and science! #TsarBomba #NuclearPower #History

[londonlocksmiths]

If that's what they tested then imagine what they have now

[Rick-orkq]

Actually, they scaled it back to 50 megatons from 100 because they feared the consequences of detonating such a large weapon.
It still broke windows 100 miles away.

[munirhossain]

On 1 November 1952; USA detonated the First HYDROGEN bomb-- wasn't that a "MADNESS" too?

[jamalalimuluya]

Just imagine what they have made recently!!!

[richardcaron]

Wtf I pray to God, no insane politician will ever use this kind of force ever

[kakatayib]

It wasn't an act of madness as the US did to Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

[AnnoNimka]

It amazes me that a lot of people applaud and approve such weapons. Is anyone thinking that there's no other planet like Earth in this universe? And if there is, it's a quadrillion miles away and we don't have rockets that can travel that far.

[thomasmcdaniel]

Yet, our bobbleheads in Washington keep trying to "poke the bear!"🙄

[MSMS]

The U. S. should be grateful that Russia didn't use that in their most desperate moment....

[cinci]

who drop two Atom Bombs on LIVE HUMANS? Russian or Yenki?

[Jesusforme]

The amazing thing is that Russia still keeps this bomb for use in any future nuclear war with the west.

[LoL_lol__]

We live in a time when this could happen again😧

[aliyumuhammad]

They reduced it to 50 megat not because they don't have a Large enough Plane to carry it but because the Scientist insist it must be reduced to 50 megaton for fear of the consequences of testing 100 megaton. The Scientist won Nobel peace prize of that year.

[thomasfrederick]

Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombings were also madness

[jayfizzle]

Big kids with big toys. We should be men, and be more responsible.

[dirkscott]

It was not “the Russians” it was the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the USSR.

[silasge]

Someone else detonated atomic bombs on 2 human cities and he calls others mad

[SupaTakai-jb]

What about the nuclear bomb drop by USA in Nagasaki and Hiroshima...was it not madness.

[WarrenWalter-du]

Destroyed the planet? No. Not even close.

[kidzbopisstraightfire]

Just to be clear, a 100MT bomb would NOT have been much worse... It definitely wouldn't have altered the orbit.