What Happens If a Nuke Explodes in Space?

Have you ever wondered about the real-world effects of a nuclear explosion in space? It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but the consequences are both fascinating and serious. In this video, we break down what would happen if a nuclear bomb detonated in the vacuum of space, including historical tests and current threats.

In This Video:
Historical Test Analysis: Explore the Starfish Prime test from July 8, 1962, when the U.S. detonated a thermonuclear bomb 250 miles above Earth.

Discover how this test impacted satellites and caused spectacular auroras.
Immediate and Long-Term Effects: Understand the electromagnetic pulse (EMP) and radiation belt effects, including how they damage satellites and electronics both in space and on Earth.

Current Threats: Learn about recent concerns regarding Russia’s potential plans for space-based nuclear weapons and the implications for global security.

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