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If you stand directly underneath the detonation of a nuclear warhead, you're completely safe, right?
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>>65274786
Yes no problem, please go ahead OP
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yeah it's like the tower in Hiroshima that's still standing, it actually works as long as you have something to protect you from the initial flash

The problem is in real life you can never be exactly sure where a nuke will land so it's not something you can count on outside of "what-if" scenarios
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I mean, no, but if a nuke was launched at my city and I only had five minutes, I'd rather be disintegrated underneath it than burned to shit and irradiated.
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You're completely safe in any case because nukes aren't real.
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>>65274866
Tell that to Godzilla.
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>>65274866
You can visit the sedan crater, you can also visit project shoal, project faultless and if you have a boat to can visit it island that got vaporized by castle bravo
I’ve been to shoal it’s pretty cool
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>>65274786
If it's high enough up in the air, yeah.
More or less.
That's the idea behind nuclear SAMs, ABMs and AAMs
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>>65274915
Looking directly at it isn't a great idea, tho.
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>>65274915
>Tell a bunch of officers and camera crew to stand underneath a nuclear explosion
>tell a bunch of Marines to walk towards a nuclear explosion
>the reason
>¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The 1950s were a wild fucking time...
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>>65274934
doesn't matter much, you're gonna get bombarded with gamma rays and you can't stop them from reaching your retina
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>>65274985
The officers standing at ground zero were volunteers. Not the camera crew though, lol.
It was all very purposeful really, to prove that nuclear weapons can be used in proximity to friendly troops.
It turns out, mostly but you really shouldn't make a habit of it and some of them will probably get cancer later.
Though what wasn't trying to give you cancer in a mid century military context?
They're still not great about it.
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>>65274990
It's not the gamma, it's the UV. Getting a sunburn on your retinas doesn't tickle, ask anyone who's thought they could get away with welding without goggles.
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>>65274866
What about Toropets?
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>>65274786
The bomb would crush you, retard.
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>>65275012
They're far enough away the prompt radiation won't touch them and they were in and the residual radiation at the site was not overly intense. Everyone wore dosimeters and the exercise was to test/indoctrinate psychological reactions to seeing the cloud so soldiers would understand that they weren't fatally affected at such a distance and still free to maneuver. You can see from general reactions to this footage that MANY people really think you're in immediate lethal danger in such a situation.

Cool read if you're willing.

https://www.dtra.mil/Portals/125/Documents/NTPR/newDocs/14-PLUMBBOB%20-%202021.pdf
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>>65274786
>Boss has a massive AoE that can be avoided by standing right on top of it
hate this unintuitive trash.
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>>65275127
The bombs don't detonate upon impact, retard.
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>>65274915
>>65274985
>>65275012
>high pants, high expectations
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAHHr0HsBgI
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>>65274902
Still radioactive?
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>>65274786
Yes, but you must still wear a berret.
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>>65274915
>>65275012
Wait, for real? How does that work?
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>>65275342
I’m sure it’s above background
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>>65274786
yeah its like tornados
just stand in the middle
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>>65275352
The same way being far away enough from any explosion works.
Very easy with a high altitude airburst like those of nuclear SAMs and AAMs.
Less easy when it comes to ground use of tactical nuclear weapons.
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>>65274786
It would be extremely painful
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>>65274786
about 1 to 1.5 km you are instantly dead from neutron pulse, plus xrays, gamma rays, and then radiant heat. You litterally just vaporise before you know something is habbening.
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>>65275160
>The bombs don't detonate upon impact
They have air burst, ground burst, and now delayed penetration fuses for bunkers. So, they can detonate on impact if that is the desired condition.
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>>65275493
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>>65274786
Depends on how far underneath the detonation you are.
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>>65275493
Depends on the yield. You could be as close as 300 meters to a Davy Crockett detonation and still have a double digit survival chance.
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>>65274902
All were made by conventional explosives or meteors.
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>>65275824
>he believes in meteors
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>>65275824
so space IS real?
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>>65277376
They're pieces of the firmament falling down.
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>>65277431
Terminal velocity is not gonna do any damage
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>>65277440
You believe in the atmosphere?
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>>65274866
>nukes arent real!
>well except the sun
>and other stars
>and some gas giants
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>>65275493
>hot enough the vaporize a human and a ladder
>not hot enough to burn wood
????
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>>65277505
It doesn't vaporise them, the flash bleaches all exposed surfaces, the ladder and person were in the way so their shadow wasn't bleached
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>>65277505
that's because they probably didn't get literally vaporized, their body blocked the radiation/light/heat and left that imprint in the surfaces behind it
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>>65277487
Space is as fake and gay as nukes.
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