Nuclear Physicist Explains - What Happens During and After a Nuclear BOMB

Nuclear Physicist Explains - What Happens During and After a Nuclear BOMB

In this video, I explain What Happens During and After a Nuclear BOMB from the perspective of a nuclear physicist. I go through What Happens During and After a Nuclear BOMB.

Hopefully, there will never be a nuclear Bomb, but useful information from a nuclear physicist's perspective.

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[YourFriendlyNuclearPhysicist]

This "EXPLAINS" video is a bit more advanced than my usual "EXPLAINS" vids. Do you want me to go in-depth into various advanced nuclear related topics? I know there might be controversy about these kinds of videos. But I believe that knowledge is power, and it is important to have an understanding of how things work!
Thanks for watching!☢️👩🏽‍🔬🧪🥼

[GabrielMoraes]

I have absolutely no idea why YouTube recommended one of your videos to me, but I've binge watched them all and loved the easy way you explain everything
Keep it up!

[peters.]

I would be interested in the long-term effects on the environment. It was really surprising to me that there were newspaper articles about Russian soldiers getting acute radiation poisoning after digging trenches in Chernobyl. As non-expert, I would have thought that such severe effects would not be possible any more after >35 years. But digging is probably an extremely stupid idea since you are producing a lot of aerosols in the process.

[KevinChantal]

Great video! I thank you for all your videos that improved my knowledge and I think you should reward youself with a good cigar.

[sachinkamble]

Wow wow wow.... You explained this complicated mechanism in very simple words. Well done sweety. 👍🏻👌🏻💐

[shivanshrana]

Thanks for that brilliant and easy explanation 😊

[erebuskraken]

Good clip. Informative and scary. I like how Charatsidou talks about people being irradiated while there is a smiling sun in the background.

[jaydub]

My goodness. Beauty AND brains! This just became my absolute favorite channel! THANK YOU YOUTUBE You, ma'am, are truly

[renmitsuru]

Wow.. Always interesting watching your content.. Keep it up Elina❤

[apapam]

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[vasiovasio]

Great video Elina! Keep Going! Regards from Bulgaria!

[RMSTitanicWSL]

Another entertaining and informative video. I'm glad I subscribed to your channel. Watching you review "The Simpsons" was classic and remains my favorite from your channel. The look on your face was priceless. Unfortunately, wherever there is a weapon that CAN be used, there will be someone willing to use

[marlinkasdorf]

I love your videos 😍. I’m so interested in radioactivity und nuclear physics and watching your videos is just gorgeous

[blaketindle]

If you haven’t already, please make a video about why we haven’t harnessed nuclear fusion yet. I remember seeing Stephen Hawking on Larry King Live and Stephen said the technology he’s most disappointed we haven’t developed yet is nuclear fusion.

[Zither_Bard]

You're quite correct! I've always wondered what happens and now I know thanks to you :)

[paulthing]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Would you consider making a video on fusion power plants? how they work? how close are we from really seeing one?

[legueu]

"Friendly nuclear physicist" explain nukes. Super friendly :P

[JetDom]

Thanks for a fantastic episode I look forward to your videos. Could I request a discussion of what procedures reactor operators would go through when starting up a nuclear reactor?

[BradTheThird]

Well this was the perfect video to watch at half 2 in the morning while trying to sleep. It's a good job it was explained by a friendly nuclear physicist and not one of those unfriendly ones.

[TVCeker]

Love the objective approach of your videos, keep it up! Maybe a video about your take on "Nuclear waste storage", should it be like now (mostly on site) or should it be buried underground? Shoot it into space? :)