Of all the things humanity never should have discovered, nuclear weapons are number one

The music was composed by the angel of death.

Godzilla's nursery

you cant hug your kids with nuclear arms

Why the long face

Why is the water still?

So beautiful. I hope I can see this in person one day.

Moments in history that extraterrestrials realize humans have made the step into curious madness. Humans are now a threat to life everywhere on Earth.

Shoutout to the camera guy for taking a nuclear blast to the face

Next year there will be sunrises like that multiple times in one day…but not with the sun.

По Москве!

"we had divided the Atom, but just a little bit too hard." - US Scientist.

The most interesting part is that the air itself gets so hot that it is opaque to the light causing the caractoristic double pulse. A fast bright pulse then a dimming and then when it cools enough the light escapes in a longer lasting brigter pulse.😮

Three Rings of Fire..... the right name is Castle bad 😢

'Thats no sun....' Obi said calmly

What is the diameter of the fireball?

😑 could be bigger

Those corona virus-like spike legs are interesting.

Looked like a sun rise, at first. Amazing.

People living in the islands around there are pretty fkd up til this day

If humanity were to become extinct, it would likely be due to the nuclear weapons created by humans.

Yo pregunto la higa. De Osama bin Laden donde esta pore so estoy furioso

It’s crazy how the sphere at the start is literally a tiny sun.

Beautiful

Parece un barquillo

Humanity is evil. Come, Lord Jesus, Come.

BRITAIN'S first 'H-bombs', tested in 1957, were not H-bombs at all, but a bluff to convince the world that Britain was still a first-rate power, according to research to be published tomorrow. At the time, the report's authors say, it probably even fooled the Americans for a while. It provoked an interest in the British nuclear programme that ended with the US giving Britain the means to manufacture true H-bombs in exchange for access to British ideas and designs for future weapons. According to the research, the secret of the bluff was confined to top nuclear scientists and inner government circles.

BRITAIN'S first 'H-bombs', tested in 1957, were not H-bombs at all, but a bluff to convince the world that Britain was still a first-rate power, according to research to be published tomorrow. At the time, the report's authors say, it probably even fooled the Americans for a while. It provoked an interest in the British nuclear programme that ended with the US giving Britain the means to manufacture true H-bombs in exchange for access to British ideas and designs for future weapons. According to the research, the secret of the bluff was confined to top nuclear scientists and inner government circles.

When the sun shining at night

love the music

Nuclear explotion no code and clue

Bunu da bilinçli planladınız değil mi? Ta o zamandan. Teapot ve Turk. Sapıklar.

sunrise

0:32 perfect with the music. 0:46 incredible.

I'm sure

Please send to all Dem/Lib cities

Teapot Turk had a yield of 43 kilotons and was fired on March 7, 1955 at 5:20 AM in Area 2 of Yucca Flat in Nevada. The test involved a 500-foot tower detonation. (from a google search.)

“Why don’t aliens make contact with us?” Average human disagreement:

Relax my beach house is fine, think they were whale fishing

Shock wave looks slow when viewed from far away

seeing this would be the most amazing end to it all.

Crazy how it literally looks like a sun at the very beginning.

The bit where the spikes come down each one of those spikes could boil a kettle of water in less than a minute but you wouldnt want to make tea with the water because it might be radioactive.

And at the dark side of hate lays this resolve.

Did I read correctly once that bombs that exceed a certain size just send the forces into outer space and you basically negate the forces you intended? A sort of limit to nuke sizes because then you get less bang for your buck basically?

Play it just a bit slower please

HORRIBLE CREATION

My God. What have we done.

To think that humanity would harness the power of stars.

Y todo esto para qué.