32 Lost Nuclear Bombs that Might Nuke Any Minute

Dive into the alarming story of the B-Fifty-Two crash and its four nuclear bombs, including one that vanished into the ocean's depths. Explore the unsettling reality of 32 lost atomic bombs and the global risks they pose. Watch now to unravel the secrets and dangers of these forgotten weapons of mass destruction.

[@AsianDevilDog86]

My dad was a b-52 navigator in the 70's, he sat on nukes and was the one who would give the ok if they were given the command, i couldnt imagine having that responsibility put on you.

[@juliusgomes3452]

Who cares

[@streetfighternissan7476]

​@@juliusgomes3452honestly tho

[@Kuckerkarlson]

@@streetfighternissan7476I think it’s pretty cool. My gramps was the one who pressed the button on the atlas rockets during the Cold War. So I definitely care

[@yurei7394]

@@juliusgomes3452 I do.

[@jarquavousnichols8947]

Your dad didn't have that job

[@cjoller2701]

So for the actual nuclear explosion, the bomb has to go through a number of reactions…reactions that won’t happen without outside interference. Leaving em where they lay ensures they won’t be accidentally set off. Too many redundancies in place to cause the explosion without touching it. The bigger issue is a slow constant radiation leak but again, better than an all at once radioactive material release during recovery. You gotta understand the reason behind deciding to leave stuff where it sits

[@7thsealord888]

Yup. Despite what movies say, setting off a nuke isn't like lighting a stick of dynamite. Safeguards aside, there are a number of key components in any nuclear weapon that require frequent maintenance. Any nuke that spends more than a few months untended for whatever reason (like sitting on a shelf, or lying at the bottom of the ocean) will have basically become a hunk of metal with some..... interesting stuff inside. At which stage, as said, the biggest worry is a breach or leak.

[@cjoller2701]

@@7thsealord888 can’t help fear mongers.. does make for a interesting video tho

[@mikewest9033]

He clearly said the explosive tip had been removed an put back in at anytime. Even without it its always a chance bra we are talking about a bomb. Nobody knows for sure what would Happen

[@mikewest9033]

​@@7thsealord888i don't think explosives work like that. That don't have a expiration date. Even under water a bombs from 80 years ago can still explode chance's are there will be no leaks to soil the explosive compounds

[@7thsealord888]

@@mikewest9033 Old conventional bombs, etc. CAN still explode, but not always and certainly not as designed or expected. But, yes, explosives DO have an expiration date, beyond which they will become ..... unreliable. Depending on the explosive in question, they might start to become inert (good), OR they might instead become unstable (bad). For a nuke to explode or even partially explode, several components have to perform precisely. As said, it's not like a stick of dynamite where only a couple of things need to more or less work for it to do something. As a very crude analogy, how many watches could spend years on the ocean floor and still be running or immediately usable when recovered? A nuke's inner workings are a lot more complicated and precise than that.

[@mcombatti]

This happened in NC and SC also. About 2 miles from my house, a nuke is still lodged in the earth near the edge of a forest. It's surrounded by a perimeter fence and no one is permitted access. It's been there for decades after it fell off a plane. The one in NC, the plane had an emergency, and to prevent an explosion, discarded the inert nuke for safety. It was later reclaimed. The nuke in SC cannot explode, but over time will continue to degrade and posses no risk to the public.

[@apb38]

Time to move.

[@ChodaBoyUSA]

The Abyss is a film based around the recovery of nuclear warheads in a sunken submarine.

[@MISSGXRE]

When did the film come out? I’m currently looking

[@Heretic621]

​@@MISSGXRElate 80s

[@Heretic621]

​@@MISSGXRE Worst ending ever

[@generallobster]

The abyss is basically what is happening today with UAPs going down into the ocean and warning us about nukes.

[@ChodaBoyUSA]

I recommend watching the Director's restored cut (or whatever it is called) with the deleted stuff added back. It is a much better film and makes more sense.

[@sannyassi73]

At most it'll release radiation as a dirty Bomb with an explosion no larger than a conventional Bomb. The only way to make a Nuke explode properly is if the Detonator goes off as it's designed to, that's the hardest part of making a Nuke, the precision required is crazy- the likelihood of a full detonation happening is too small to worry about. It could explode but the explosion would be no larger than a conventional bomb which won't even create a significant wave and there will likely be trace elements showing it went off- not dangerous amounts.

[@cinemartin3530]

Hahaha, you just ruined the point of this video.🤣

[@fortytwo244]

To nuke or not to nuke...

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@fortytwo244]

@@pjesapjes as far as I'm concerned you're AI too, bot commenter

[@pjesapjes]

@@fortytwo244 true. but im not. other youtubers have dove bigger into those channels and have found out that they are all Ai.

[@sicfxmusic]

@@pjesapjes Hey can you select all the pictures of fire hydrants?

[@pjesapjes]

@@sicfxmusic wtf?

[@joelmartin3213]

Damn, I’m just now learning about this maybe I’ve been under a rock

[@michaelhowell2326]

So the bomb on Flight 2075 was said to have detonated by the crew. Does that mean the went off like it was designed to or just the conventional explosives?

[@TylerPohan]

Have always enjoyed Riddles films, this was a good cover of this story. However the real reason for this comment is I’ve listened to many of riddles videos the commentator voice sounds like he may be getting over a cold. Hope you’re doing good my guy. Keep up the good work!!

[@supersaiyankilo1062]

I put one of your videos on every night to gts

[@mw906]

This would freak Joe Rogan out more than he already is 😂

[@eequalswtf6281]

You could tell Joe Rogan miniature aliens set up a town on his butt and he would believe it, he goes with any conspiracy theory he hears.

[@Uns_Maps_8]

Hey YT…. One minute into the video and you interrupt with two commercials?

This just makes me wonder what damage effect a nuke would be when dropped into the Mariana trench.

[@cs77smith67]

Not really much but you know there is a video on that

[@eequalswtf6281]

If the p238 has a half life of 88 years. That does not mean it will be inert in 88 years. It means in 88 years only half its radioactivity will be lost. It will still be deadly for a long time, the video said it would be safe in 22 years.

[@MrJdsenior]

If that was the only thing that was misstated in this video it would be about 50 times more accurate than it is. But yes, what you said, also. I kept laughing when he said "It was a miracle that it didn't go off'. as if there were a contact initiator like on a common simple small 'dumb; battlefield bomb. I worked on an initiator for one specific nuke and it was a charged capacitor system with an electric bridge wire that wouldn't initiate until the cap was charged and a signal was sent. While the signal could certainly be sent on impact (I have seen that on telemetry, actually, under that condition). That wasn't with a nuke at the end of the chain because you don't intentionally slam those into the ground, but with a flight termination system, which used the same initiator, a whole other cluster**** of a story, on a target missile that flew against THAAD and STORM (once). The firing capacitor in that system isn't going to spontaneously charge and then receive the fire command on impact. It took a good 1 second plus for the charge to reach the point where the bridgewire could be exploded, and the arm command to do that wasn't sent until scant seconds before the intended initiation. The only thing I can think of that could possibly set one off those off uncommanded would be a direct lightening strike, on the ground, and even that would be unlikely. This was especially true given that, even in the FTM mode, the cable to the EBW was removed and the squib input shorted until rigged for launch on the pad. That is the reason that thousands of warheads have been sitting out there, some of them dropped off aircraft;, some ejected off of exploded missile sections, etc. with no uncommanded detonations. NO system is infallible, but I wanna tell ya, that one, for very obvious reasons, was very well thought through, by very smart people. I don't know if all the systems were designed this way, but I expect they had a similar level of thought put into making sure a safed weapon was truly safed to the highest possible degree.

[@user-wz9kt7im2i]

Uranium is 235 and 238. p is probably your shorthand for Plutonium.

[@HaLarryUs1]

I tried to watch this 2 times and the voice of the narrator put me to sleep both times lol

[@WhuDhat]

moral of the story, nukes gon' nuke

[@The-Hungry-Glut]

do a behind the scenes video

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@user-zk1zy1fy7o]

It actually can't detonate in an atomic fire.

[@MrMickthemonster]

The fact that parachute deployed is very very bad.. that's because it was ready to blow. They deploy parachutes so the bomber has time to get the hell out of there

[@nitrovenom689]

So good video only few comments

[@user-jx2gw4cn2j]

It's been out less than 10 minutes....

[@velerting]

😂

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@Juan-ll6sf]

All lost nukes incidents call for the worldwide ban of nuclear weapons. (Now, the FBI and CIA will offer me a long time in prison). Thanks.

[@millybula2988]

That’s cool 😎

[@francisklambauer144]

TYPICAL DISINFORMATION FILM: YOU mix up Nukes with conventional arms; YOU play with strengths= Megatons, Kilotons etc- YOU play with accounts of stories ;Press releases VS A.E.C. info releases!

[@capichow]

Not if it gets to the inside before the outside is gone

[@JadeaRS4]

Need a trigger point. No impact explosion then it's not going to happen

[@talariconuncafui]

I'am atomic

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@aguywhoplaysgames]

@@pjesapjes that has literally nothing to do with the comment 🤣

[@flippopotamuss]

What i never understood is why.. beside transporting the bombs, why fly trainers with live nukes? Why not make same size/shape/weight dummys to train with? Use lead to equal out exact measures. Alot less danger..

[@MachineintheMonkey]

At the height of the Cold War tensions were high( especially after the Cuban missile crisis) and the military labelling the exercises as training missions could have had a totally different guise.

[@MrJdsenior]

They often do, but if you are going to use them, you have to fly them at some point. All of the 'it's a miracle they didn't go off" in this video is total hyped up BS, though. The actual miracle would be if they DID, given the systems in place to prevent that. Still not a great idea to scatter nukes around on the ground, though, for several reasons. What he fails to mention in the 'three of the four' occurred scenario is that the fourth will NEVER occur on impact, at least as 'never' as the best of that word gets. The chances of having an accident through human failure are far higher than equipment design failure, with regard to that particular system.

[@geomcc39]

The core is never inserted ! Core is place in the nuke and armed before releasing it to target !

[@beelzelred]

Wow

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@beelzelred]

@@pjesapjes oh thank you!

[@pjesapjes]

@@beelzelredyour welcome. those channels are well done and well made and we tend to believe everything that we see on the internet. but other youtubers have talked about those channels and found out that they are all Ai.

[@erikhawkke4861]

Promises promises.

[@user-wz9kt7im2i]

As already stated an American nuclear warhead cannot be detonated without the proper sequence of 'actions'. Do you think the engineers and physicists at the production center are fools? or the former Strategic Air Command munitions facilities? Or nuclear submariners of the US Navy? I have zero fear of them going off.

[@cs77smith67]

Yeah but what if a F5 tornado 🌪️ hit those areas would you have fear that the nukes go off then?

[@user-wz9kt7im2i]

there is no way in hell.@@cs77smith67

[@user-wz9kt7im2i]

NO way in hell @@cs77smith67

[@CJaySaint]

can one with no soul own soil?? 🤔🧿

[@exuno1107]

For a second, I thought the U.S. was a first-world power. I was proven wrong.

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@rastaboy_gamesnstuff7778]

​@@pjesapjesonly six US nukes, and 26 USSR nukes, makes 32 nukes

[@gabest4]

OK, I’ll be waiting... in my swimsuit.

[@jokernabastard2828]

NO HARM, NO FOUL!

[@CoinCapo]

Riddle elddir

[@juriebezuidenhout2538]

Its bloody scary that these bombs can destroy earth....shame on the creators

[@joegen280]

In 1945, the main objective was to defeat Japan and end WW11. Oppenheimers team did what they were asked to do. After the war, he pleaded for no more to be made. Buuuut..The US govt said hell no. Not their fault one bit

[@rastaboy_gamesnstuff7778]

World war 2, or II (i i)😅

[@MrJdsenior]

They can't. And the creators saved something like two million lives just in their use in Japan. The peaceful version, nuclear power, has been estimated to have saved about another million, due to offset pollution that would have been generated by fossil fuels generating that same energy, to say nothing of the climate impact. Maybe do a little research before that ever present knee jerk reaction kicks in?

[@user-wz9kt7im2i]

DR Freiderick Winterberg (sp?) who wrote The Dangers of Not Going Nuclear, An accurate and thorough book by a man who is familiar with the situation. The estimate was the saving of 115 million lives by switching to nuclear reactors. Not eh junk kind Russia builds, but American ones, And don't even mention 3 mile island. at the worst moment it released less than the standard amount of radioactive isotope with a 4.5 day half life that the standard water boiler reactor releases on a constant basis.

[@williambuchanan77]

I think those bombs need to be found before they fall into the hands of people who would be only too willing to use them to take as many lives as possible!

[@straightupgamer354]

riddle could shart on my cereal wheaties and i would STILL eat that content up like a bag a peanits

[@markbrisec3972]

Now imagine how many nuclear weapons USSR lost given their level of secrecy, lies and generally much less investment into nuclear weapons security and quality..

[@RichardBaran]

The bombs that fell in the water are likely so rotted they won't explode.

[@CoinCapo]

Apophis

[@wordswords2094]

wtf???

[@iwasjustplayingwithyou]

Oh oof

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@AxleHawk]

Who else watches where they live on the map and says "oh good, I would live"?😂😂

[@damienbusick5540]

The picture in the beginning of the bomb next to the tree is from Goldsboro, NC not Spain. Come on man get it right. If you got that wrong what else did you get wrong?

[@ereisfireboi]

there's one more powerful than the one dropped on Hiroshima off the coast of Tybee Island near Savannah, Ga.

[@eequalswtf6281]

@ereisfireboi Pretty sure just about any nuke after the war was bigger than little boy or fat man explosions. Other than the field artillery nuclear shells.

[@MrJdsenior]

Yup, when you wrap that fusion layer (or worse, those fusion layers) into the mix things get rather energetic. There have been very small nuclear explosions, though, some barely enough to move a sheet of paper. I was surprised how small some of those tactical weapons get, but even then, if you told me to lob one out of a gun barrel or off a short range missile at an enemy, I would ask you if you were out of your friggin mind, much like the little guy in the back row did, after raising his hand during his kamikaze mission briefing. "And then you point your fighter directly at the ship, and ...". :-) @@eequalswtf6281

[@robertgutierrez1549]

How can they say it’s best to be untouched it being there so long‘s gonna explode anyways so it’s best to be touched😅

[@user-wz9kt7im2i]

not going to explode anyway

[@majidgr8]

Yes, it is just like 9/11, To blame someone in the future! And the root cause of the problem will be untouched! The is question is who will take the blame, or form whom the history is written in advance!

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@nricz]

👀👀👀

[@jondohnson5538]

👁️ 👃 👁️

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@Poppy_69]

What She Said Her below me 😂

[@darenface9752]

During cold war US lost their 14 nuclear bomb while USSR never disclose any.... Just saying 🙂

[@goisoneditz1370]

Christ loves and died for YOU🫵! God bless🙏

[@Droid_666]

Jesus isn’t a historical figure and yaweh/el are pagan gods. Ashera is gods wife. “God” isn’t the only god mentioned in the bible

[@shan4027]

LMAO we’re gonna die

[@user-gd6zj3ce4z]

Broken arrow duh

[@paranormalparatrooper.7413]

Well americans are a class act.

[@MikeKreidel]

Got 5 minutes into this video and nearly everything said about the Palomares and Goldsboro incidents is wrong. Can't imagine what the rest of the video is like. Do better man. This stuff has been accurately documented for years.

[@l0z586]

Early for once.

[@jchuckj]

Yay! Fear mongering 🎉

[@maxpayne2337]

This video is extremely misleading. Nucleur bombs are very complicated. The type of radioactive material must be compressed at the same time at 360 degrees. One failure in the chain, and you get a dirty bomb. Fusion will not occur if all the explosives do not go off at the exact moment.

[@robertzawasky545]

lmao

[@Nedski42YT]

@1:23 "... as for the fourth bomb it was never located..." The is totally wrong. According to multiple sources the bomb was recovered on April 7, 1966. I remember this incident and read a book about in 1967 "One of Our H-bombs is Missing" by Flora Lewis. I won't be subscribing to this channel.

[@Brewingbiker]

Nice fear story, but nope. Nuclear weapons don't go off unless a set of processes happen in a precise manner. And not by accident. At worst, you have a leak of radioactive material (contamination). But explosion? nope. In case you wondered, you can't make 'em go off by dropping them, either. Making one detonate is not a very easy thing to do -even basic sci-fi stories have this fact straight. This little video wasted my time -I feel worse for having seen it.

[@sevenatenine_7]

i think your videos should be a bit shorter

[@takek9215]

In modern history, there is a real instance where a country used nuclear bombs when they were not in a pinch but close to victory. The target was not a battlefield but a civilian urban area. It is said that half of the Americans support that decision. If Russia were to drop atomic bombs on two cities while being close to victory, would they support Russia's decision in the same way?

[@user-wz9kt7im2i]

Bertrand Russel, so-called Father of the Peace Movement, tried to get the White House to agree to Operation Drop Shot, a pre-emptive nuclear attack against Russia. The plan after what Truman did to japan, was abhorrent.

[@arnanderson9045]

I imagine if you were one of the soldiers that were going to invade Japan you would not be crying about that !!

[@pazsion]

lol, now i know why ukranians are digging up tussian mines and placing them in obvious areas that still get run over...so rediculous

[@UtraVioletDreams]

🤣🤣🤣 How to lose a NUKE

[@MrJdsenior]

Both, actually. @@UltraObama

[@UtraVioletDreams]

@@UltraObama Thank you I appreciate that

[@erlang]

First

[@MrJdsenior]

Apparently not.

[@pjesapjes]

its in AI channel. with many others alike.. all with similar logos. and only 6 nukes are lost. not 32 like this lying channel is saying.

[@aguywhoplaysgames]

bro shut up you said that 10 times

[@mattmisanthropy.]

"Thanks to Russia's aggression" - Do you need a reminder of who started that war? Hint - It was the main character in this video.

[@kalgstol]

Simping for Ukraine i see👎

[@dwhitelee7803]

Yup if I was El chapo while being free b4 lock up all that money made would have went 2 finding those lost atomic bombs so I could control every outcome, now I want 2 find them and black market them