Can a Fridge Save You? Myths about Nuclear Bomb

In the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Indiana Jones survived a nuclear blast by hiding in a fridge. However, in the event of a real nuclear explosion, can a fridge save you?

To answer this question, we need to consider both the source and the shelter. There have been many myths about nuclear bomb, one of which is that all bombs are created equal. However, there are actually two distinct types of nuclear bombs - fission bomb and fusion bomb.

The distance from ground zero is also a determining factor because energy released through blast wave, thermal and ionizing radiation dissipate across distance. Similar to the movie, a fridge was nuked in a nuclear test in the 1950s. It was also in a fake town with mannequins in Nevada.

Could a fridge 1.4km away survive a nuclear blast? What would happen to the food or a person inside the fridge? Watch now as we debunk the myths with facts based on a nuclear test report from the 1950s.

[Metado]

how do you only have 4k subscribers you deserve way more

[abd-animation-]

Even of you somehow survive the blast
Your city economics social...etc won't survive
You might also lose your job or loss electricity/running water of your home

The consequences are limitless

[ankitpurakayastha]

What if we hide inside a fridge made of 3 layers of Nokia

[AnakNgQuan]

Imma still hide in my fridge tho... just saying

[ScythLabs]

i am damn disappointed that you wrote Fusion with an extra S

[melodiemturno]

Can you also explain the squirrel(?) survival?

[williamnimbach]

What about a walk in freezer? The ones at like restaurants and grocery stores and what not!

[patgalvez]

Frigidaire's were indestructible...

[mt]

You are showing wrong map Of Bharat (India) @1:51. Are you a chinese puppet. Jammu & Kashmir (including Ladakh) & Arunachal Pradesh are integral parts of Bharat.