What If Every Nuclear Bomb On Earth Exploded at the Same Time

There are enough nuclear bombs on Earth to completely wipe out the entire planet from existence, but what would happen if all nukes detonated at once? Check out today's insane doomsday scenario that would spell the end of humanity!

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[ives]

"The survivors (of a nuclear war) would envy the dead." - Nikita Khrushchev

[derekrobertson]

What if everybody in the world farted at the same time

[TetsuShima]

Atomic Bomb: *Explodes*
People from every city: "OH

People of Detroit: "A regular tuesday like any other..."

[MinorityHunterRoronoaZoro]

Imagine being so strong that your inventions can destroy 99% of life

[thegunnitgamer]

Considerably, if every nuke was to go off in it's place of storage there would be a whole different end than if they went off on the surface, the dust cloud would be far weaker, as a large portion of the nukes are underwater, as would the rad storms, however ocean life would be far more destroyed.

[dgerdi]

Doomsday shelters are a dangerous thing to depend on. Let’s say, you reach your shelter twelve hours after the (totally unexpected) nuclear attack. You have been exposed to radiation, but you are not injured. And this is a very positive scenario.
Will the people in the shelter let you in? First you are a problem because of the radiation on you. Second in a total nuclear war everyone knows, that food and water will be a problem in the years to come and that food lasts longer, the less you will have to share.
And now let’s say, you reach the bunker within two weeks as no car works after the multiple EM-Impulses. You have been exposed to a lot of radiation on your way to the location of the bunker and you had been forced to eat and drink conterminated food and water.
Again - will the inhabitants that have made it earlier let you in? Especially when a group of regular people is following you in hope of rescue.
I am not sure, if I would depend on such things. And finally - pure hope is not a strategy.

[jean-luceyesofyoureyes]

"Write that down, write that down!" - Alien 👽 Invaders

[CommentLikeDescribe]

I feel like infographics is basically every kid who grew up in the late cold war America and wanted to turn lunch period convos into cartoon explainables.

[davidrobertson]

In my opinion humans are the only lifeforms on earth that don't learn from past events/ mistakes. Nature always seems to correct it self.

[JohnDoe-jpem]

A hydrogen bomb is not automatically thousands of times stronger than a conventional nuclear weapon, larger bombs are just built as hydrogen bombs because they are more efficient.

[insertname]

I’m really loving this theme of exploring the effects of apocalyptic scenarios

[dangilbert]

This is actually an old hypothesis. Scientists have recently said that an all-out nuclear war wouldn't end mankind. Maybe I am wrong, and the study was more based on active nukes.

[SilverWulfe]

Keep up the amazing work mr. Narrator!!

[hypeairsoftandgaming]

it definitely would make a difference weather they were launched or just blew up at the storage and missile silos

[DDlambchop]

if you wanna see an accurate portrayal of nuclear fallout, watch an old tv movie from the 80s; The Day After. Very realistic, but don't watch it if you're not prepared to be depressed for the rest of the day.

[junedhussain]

Thank you so much for this interesting video. This video reminds me of the terminator movies when Skynet decides to launch nuclear attacks throughout the planet. Let's hope that such a situation would never happen in our lifetime.

[bryanpayton]

There would be some big holes in the ground, and some tidal waves from submarines. Most mobile launchers are a long way from civilization, the same with bombers. There would be some fallout, and it would be really rough on sea life, but we could bounce back. If everything launched however, pretty much game over.

[joshuavgc]

I love this channel. I'm constantly looking for the new uploads now

[Ali-in-Wonderland.]

I’m a bit freaked out how well I understood the fission vs fusion bombs… Infographics…you know how to explain extremely complex topics in a way that a peeb like me can understand…. Bravo!

[daveanderson]

I once read somewhere that Robert Oppenheimer in later life regretted his involvement in the Manhatten project, and campaigned against the hydrogen bomb