A Time Lapse Map of Every Nuclear Explosion Since 1945 - by Isao Hashimoto

Some slowdown between Nov '58 and Aug '61, followed by earth destruction temptative !!!
Nov '58 : Khrushchev ask OTAN to leave Berlin
Aug '61 : Berlin Wall construction followed by Fidel trone.
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Japanese artist Isao Hashimoto has created a beautiful, undeniably scary time-lapse map of the 2053 nuclear explosions which have taken place between 1945 .

[@chrisjohngrima9761]

Fun fact: US hates nevada so much that not only it's the most nuked by the US (probably) that they even let the UK to nuke it

[@LaVaZ000]

It's all underground but yeah

[@jofi4580]

I wish they had chosen Florida

[@ichsagnix4127]

Elites won't admit it but Nevada once was a pretty darn cold place.

[@scottcarroll7782]

@@LaVaZ000 not at all many where detonated above ground. familys in the 50s would get up early on the weekends to go watch the mushroom clouds.

[@LaVaZ000]

@@scottcarroll7782 The vast majority of them were done underground.

[@Memistical]

India: Just one nuke is fine US: *proceeds to blow Nevada off the face of this Earth*

[@sirshenduchaudhuri5143]

1 nuke was fine until the US gave nukes to the state sponsored terrorists

[@subhadramahanta452]

Just wanted to tell, we got it as well 😅

[@prasanjeetnayak8253]

@@subhadramahanta452 ek dum thik katha 😀

[@badiulalamhimel3541]

@@subhadramahanta452 you could've got it way before

[@Giorno__Giovanna]

@THE ZOLDICS going to do some more in 1-2 years maybe because it's time to dismantle the temporary state Pakistan

[@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024]

interesting how the superpowers have dropped 100% more nukes on themselves as they have on each other

[@Anonymouslikemydad]

US nukes USSR. USSR nukes US. Nuclear War

[@sightlysoup2035]

Hiroshima and Nagasaki

[@uncolorr]

@@sightlysoup2035 ?

[@ethanbrown7233]

Hey did you forget any nukes in the ocean?

[@sightlysoup2035]

@@uncolorr America dropped two nukes on Japan in ww2 so they have dropped more like 99% on themselves

[@v627_ins]

The US and the Union are having a competition on who can blow themselves the most while the UK just went: "Hey, Australia! Catch!"

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

Correct. Australia was more closely related to Britain back then not so much now. Plus if Britian nuked ie Sussex it would be pretty devastating for that tiny country

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

@@samdaniels2 Mate I'm an Aussie. I think I know. Yes we "came" from Britian but our culture isn't the same as theirs anymore.

[@notastupiddog7766]

France was like “wassup africa”

[@iiuminox]

0:48

[@leafertYT]

i think you worded that wrong…

[@einsgermanboii5609]

1:12 has got to be the most aggressive, and a bit more disturbing part of this video, because of how rough and quickly they were going and suddenly stop just for a few seconds, as well as the beeping noise getting louder and louder until it reaches it's highest volume point for just a millisecond. Which honestly it is quite terrifying if you put a deep thought into this, just imagine what would happen if a nuclear war did happen, imagine how aggressively that would started and ended?

[@adinarapratama5607]

Funni colorful dots would be everywhere

[@einsgermanboii5609]

@@adinarapratama5607 Yes, funni colours go beep

[@ExclaimThePain]

1:30

[@gaygoddessnamedmadoka2252]

it's like looking at Christmas light

[@kengiro0599]

I mean it was the cold war era

[@verslalchimie5824]

That’s insane. I never realized it was so much. It is as if we already had a nuclear war

[@donnavorce8856]

We did. It's just that we nuked our own land masses rather than others.

[@T-Dawg123a]

Also towards the later part of the video the explosions were mostly underground for Russia and the US. The ground cuaght a lot of the radiation. Not all of the radiation, but most of it. Early ground testing had the slight chance the ground wasn't stable enough to hold the entire blast in but they figured out how to select ground that mostly contained the explosion after a few tries. Also not shown on the list are nuclear bombs that both the US and Russia accidentally misplaced due to bombers crashing or nuclear subs sinking. The US has had 32 broken arrow incidents as their known but only 6 nukes unaccounted for currently. No one knows how many Russia has lost but after the soviet union broke up they still had over 1700 nukes in Ukraine, so they're losses are probably high. Ukraine gave the nukes back to Russia for a super serious promise to never be invaded by Russia, A promise which Russia definitely wouldn't completely ignore numerous times...

[@verslalchimie5824]

@@T-Dawg123a Really interesting.

[@JohnJhones]

Did these 2000+ tests have any sort of impact on the enviroment, atmosphere, humans???

[@T-Dawg123a]

@@JohnJhones the first hydrogen bomb to get tested was a bit more powerful than scientists predicted it would be which unfortunately caused a much larger fallout area than expected which happened to include a very unlucky Japanese fishing boat whose crew got a fatal dose of radiation. Additionally a nearby Pacific island had to be evacuated. The US Government kind of wanted to sweep it under the rug and claimed the island was safe, but locals started getting a bit sick from the radiation and it was eventually evacuated. Can't remember which island it was but still the most direct impact of US nuclear testing. Also pretty certain US cancer rates are higher due to the nuclear testing. that started to lower after treaties between the US and Russia ended above ground testing and the current puase in nuclear testing has lowered it further but it's still a long ways away from the cancer rates of the 1940s and earlier although some of that has been offset by reduced smoking and making various carcinogens illegal while I'm sure radiation has effected wildlife the impact seems to be very small compared to other human activities. The atmosphere is about normal though thankfully none of the testing was done in the upper atmosphere or space. I say thankfully because both the US and Russia had some interesting plans for using nukes in the past, I could probably write several paragraphs about some of the crazier ideas but I'll stop here.

[@MoonlightSalsa]

It's amazing how quickly it slows down after the Cold War ends

[@chongy9895]

1991, the breakup of the soviet union

[@TheCoatHangers]

Yes, after 2,000 nukes they finally listened to scientists that they should probably stop testing nukes.

[@nattykubdruncle]

Jesus. The way Nevada got blown to shit, I'm surprised Fallout: New Vegas isn't a documentary

[@sandal_thong8631]

After all that, they don't want to store nuclear waste? What's up with that?

[@Promisebreaker222]

Or a video game

[@mrsupa444]

hahahahyahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@paulweston8408]

From what I understand Los Vagas used to hold big A Bomb party's with lots of people watching them. Not 100% that's true but it sure won't surprise me if it is.

[@sandal_thong8631]

@@paulweston8408 They did that in a time travel show, Timeless, called "Atomic City." Unfortunately, NBC aired the last season 2 episode Sunday May 13, 2018 opposite The Walking Dead and Westworld, saying please watch this live if you want the series to continue. They did air a Christmas Special series conclusion on a Thursday.

[@hujjatullahsahib380]

I didnt know that nuclear doom can be so musical !

[@LK-pc4sq]

hahah

[@Repz98]

yes dude, it blow my mind

[@marcob4630]

how stupid!

[@itsalmostfun8567]

and yea i was concered for the nuclear tests things

[@iamasalad9080]

4

[@NinjaSushi2]

1962 Nuclear testing peaked in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The year 1962 alone saw as many as 178 tests: 96 conducted by the United States and 79 by the Soviet Union.

[@moniaco3462]

Thanks to this video we now know who is the country that has done the most damage to the current climate on Earth. Tanks Uncle Sam.

[@christopherhall5361]

@@moniaco3462 dude, humanity as a whole has been fucking up the climate since the beginning of the industrial revolution, and that started in England so stfu

[@earlysda]

@@moniaco3462 Moniaco shows his/her inability to understand observed facts, and great ability to believe media-fed lies.

[@vankon4729]

​@@earlysda он прав, ядерную гонку начали сша

[@ssblue9576]

yh no shit sherlock were seeing that

[@dvilrever]

I like how at 1:12 USA and USSR are beeping like they have a big argument (they did actually), stop suddenly for a Year, with just France Coming on the scene like "Hello? Still there? Anyone? no test?" and then USA and USSR go at it again like if they just needed a little update on the channel from France to continue arguing

[@edomeindertsma6669]

They were negotiating a ban on nuke testing for six years I think. In the end only atmospheric and oceanic nuke testing was banned (though this might have been later).

[@core_russell3869]

The UK was there just backing up the USA just to add little insults

[@chrisa3661]

France was like " cmon do something interesting." 🤣🤣

[@patrickshell2813]

2:31 Don't think we didn't see that UK...

[@xbox07]

This was super cool! A lot of people probably think that the sounds are annoying, but they are cool. Also, RIP my house apparently. Nobody told me they nuked cali so much.

[@7150285]

Nevada used nukes more than 900+ times.

[@2739gghggfhytf]

It took me too long for me to realize you're not talking about Colombia.

[@solid4_TF2]

@@7150285 nevada mfs glowing in the dark:

[@7150285]

@@solid4_TF2 I've been to Nevada 3 times. I went to Las Vegas and I was only 60 miles (97 kilometers) away from all those 900+ nuclear detonations that happened in the past at those Nevadan nuclear test sites. I am still well, alive and didn't even get radiation sickness. Chernobyl nuclear accident in Ukraine killed only 30 people.

[@irishakita]

@@7150285 bros a glow stick

[@zaxxon4]

With that many tests you have to wonder if some of those tests were just to confirm that they'd explode with different paint colors.

[@TheTimB]

Practice for the gender reveal parties

[@danielhanna19]

"Can we make the explosion blue?" "Eh whatever let's try it"

[@bobbates7343]

I have driven in Nevada at night in a tractor trailer and I thought there was some strange lighting as I heard the boom but never saw the flash . I was a team driver at the time and the other driver woke up and told me we were next to the Nevada bomb range and that he had seen and heard it all before. Not nukes but still some massive bombs

[@l8tbraker]

The last above ground nuclear test there was in mid-1962.

[@hey_bucklebob]

Curious to know what this map would look like after 1998

[@1968Christiaan]

Wikipedia has a great article on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty "The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) is a multilateral treaty to ban nuclear weapons test explosions and any other nuclear explosions, for both civilian and military purposes, in all environments. It was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 10 September 1996, but has not entered into force, as eight specific nations have not ratified the treaty. "

[@General_Cap]

As far as I know, North Korea is the only country who has a record of nuclear tests post 2000s. There are three recorded tests by them since the ban.

[@KitsuneNoNatsu]

@@1968Christiaan ok but like, what are you gonna do about it if someone does do a nuclear test?

[@al1sa920]

@@KitsuneNoNatsu if US would do that, nobody gon do nothing. If Russia or China do it, Europe will bomb it with sanctions so much that it would destroy their own economies lol

[@TheBooban]

@@1968Christiaan isnt it in force for all the countries that signed it?

[@jeffm1394]

Мой отец рассказывал о подземных ядерных взрывах в районе озера Байкал. Он жил близко от места испытаний. Теперь я верю его рассказам..

[@7150285]

@@reducecotwo it's sad MORE people had died today from COVID

[@7150285]

@@reducecotwo it's said MORE people had died today from COVID

[@frenchempire9471]

​@@7150285 I'm sure in terms of death to total population ration it is nuclear killing more and able to end the world

[@7150285]

@@frenchempire9471 actually. Look at how many people died from the nuclear radiation from all those tests. Look at how many ALREADY died from COVID...

[@GMDFrostBite]

Russian (Not trying to be offensive ok?)

[@AloisAgos]

Earth: "I keep getting these sharp pains every few years. Should I be worried?" Doctor: "Nah, I'm sure you'll be fine."

[@reinhardtburger7108]

These sharp pains be meteorites and they can hit a lot harder than any nuke

[@Palerax]

You've got a nasty case of the Humans. Just use this virus to try & contain them.

[@underscoredfrisk]

@@reinhardtburger7108 Humans lack objective risk assessment skills. Nukes are more dangerous than meteor strikes, but your chances of dying in a car crash, drowning, or heart disease are so much higher than your chances of dying from nuclear bomb related causes.

[@reinhardtburger7108]

@@underscoredfrisk I will agree with you that it is less likely that we will be killed by a meteorite than a atomic bomb. But that being said if a meteorite or a comet of sufficient mass were to hit earth it would have more energy in it than any current nuclear bomb. And more importantly there are infinitely more possibilities that can be classified as black swan events that would destroy the earth in one go. your argument lacks an understanding of Survivorship bias. The fact that we have survived nuclear bombs before should give an indication that they are less likely to wipe out humanity compared to unforeseen circumstances.

[@underscoredfrisk]

@@reinhardtburger7108 Thank you for introducing me to so called black swan events. Fascinating stuff. I agree that we must stay vigilant on all sides, to avoid disaster, and to predict the nearly unpredictable. Today is a revolutionary time for us all. NASA's DART is just one giant leap, among many leaps, which is amazing.

[@Jenkinator]

at 1:20 everything goes quiet, as this was the most tense part of the cold war. Even the two superpowers were too scared to even test their weapons.

[@l8tbraker]

It was a voluntary two year moratorium on testing by the US and USSR.

[@Jenkinator]

@@l8tbraker interesting 🤔

[@Ixions]

The peak was also right after Sputnik which was a terrifying time.

[@makeandbreakgames1791]

France didn't get the message

[@stratonikisporcia8630]

@@makeandbreakgames1791 "What do you mean "cold war" ? I'm just trying to keep dominance over my colonies"

[@edweinb]

Powerful presentation. Nevada/Utah should glow in the dark. Ocean blasts should be prosecuted as environmental crimes.

[@Deadassbruhfrfr]

Cry

[@gustavoritter7321]

Most of the Oceans are a giant desert with little to no life. Its only close to the coasts and corals that they get rich in life, so in tests of more isolated areas of the Ocean its even possible nuclear blasts might not have killed a single fish at all for instance.

[@peterjones4180]

I think socialists should be prosecuted as crimes against humanity.

[@privacyplease5595]

You're made me laugh. Not to be rude but all nuclear play effects the environment. Nuclear reactors meltdowns was the finally whammy in our oceans that have caused all our water sources to be radioactive to the degree that every living being on earth is impacted. But sure anything dropped in the oceans should now be considered an environmental crime, a little late for that statement to have any effect. Im sure they're all trying their best to not increase the radioactivity much more as the human body can not filter much more without it having serious reprocussions on humanities gene pool.

[@motwhom3230]

@@gustavoritter7321 yeah but the radiation travelled in the ocean currents fuckwit

[@thatboigone210]

America and USSR are playing who can hit themselves hardest ( Nuclear bomb edition )

[@thunderbird1921]

Meanwhile, Britain's literally nuking parts of another country (Australia) for some of their tests. Funny how few talk about that.

[@earlysda]

ThatBoi seems to be unaware that neither America nor Russia are glowing, contrary to media reports. Open your eyes and check out the real world someday!

[@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024]

fight club style. i just wish usa targeted their own bombs on california, ny, detroit, dc, la, instead of the beautifil deserts and pacific islands

[@earlysda]

@@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024 noim, Yes, we understand you hate life. That's unfortunate, as Jesus Christ made you to experience eternal life. Are you desiring to receive that?

[@SirZanZa]

yeah and the UK just bombs other places...... HAHA

[@Steve-tn5ru]

I'm just wondering how many times you have to test something before you can say for sure it works

[@danielhanna19]

"Just one more, to be absolutely sure"

[@jagdeeshdhaliwal3848]

Wow .. this is amazing information. Thanks for putting it together

[@AZA9J6]

So if I'm not mistaken, only 2 out of 2053 were used against humans in an act of war?

[@superdidom84]

so far yes

[@rexisnox577]

* *Tanc a lelek starts playing* *

[@TheSebssx]

Somehow, it could be considered an act of peace

[@Anonymouslikemydad]

@@superdidom84 hopefully it stays that way and you don’t need to correct yourself

[@davidwuhrer6704]

@@TheSebssx Bombing civilians is a war crime.

[@waterfall4535]

It’s like a Christmas tree… but in nuclear: 1:32

[@xmoose9]

I very much enjoyed the retro graphics of the video and how is the map and visuals and the sounds done! Awesome, thank you very much!

[@l8tbraker]

It's ripped off from another creator. From 2003.

[@xmoose9]

@@l8tbraker There are credits in the end so it’s just uploaded on YT, there was none in 2003. Thank you for whoever uploaded this and who created it too. It’s done with a beautiful feeling of early 90s pc game, I loved it

[@buzaldrin8086]

@@xmoose9 Do I have to do the homework for you? OK kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn2md2qshcahqLs Read the description, all of it. It was copyrighted in 2003 by the creator, Isao Hashimoto. It was uploaded in 2010.

[@xmoose9]

@@buzaldrin8086 ok whatever, chill, I don’t really care, I just said that I enjoyed it and that’s it

[@paulweston8408]

Wish I was making this up but a few nights ago I had a dream me and my wife lived in San Francisco and a nuclear bomb hit. It was far enough away we were safe from the blast but saw and felt the heat and shock wave hit, just weaker because of the distance and it was a smaller bomb as a warning. My children were even young again and in Italy on a Girl Scout trip. NONE of that makes a lot of sense except in the dream it was but hasn't a surprise. We layer on the ground and a covered my wife with my body trying to shield her. The blast we could see and hear coming and lasted a while but we just got a big radiation dose that turned us really tan. I knew we would most likely die from the poisoning. I've never lived outside of middle America but talk about REAL! Sorry to bring up a silly dream it just seemed so real. I was HONESTLY happy when I woke up PLUS GREATFUL that it wasn't real but seemed real. Enjoy life people! Enjoy it.

[@jmsessn]

chalk it up to your subconscious brimfully filled with putin's nonsensical threats lately, bro. i feel you 😐

[@itsme-qp2ko]

Imagine mother Earth without 2053 explosions

[@azariahazariah4493]

It would be the same.

[@drgirlfriend211]

Exactly… our poor planet… humans are a plague 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@oscardom__]

there is no mother earth

[@Tomasz987987]

@@oscardom__ where do you live then?

[@dallor714]

@@Tomasz987987 he's an alien

[@matto106]

Must be rough being a pacific fish during 1958.

[@red.animations]

1:12 this is a banger 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@yaelmanuel4936]

Bro this song is fire 👌

[@Anonymouslikemydad]

Literally

[@meowdasia]

fnf players be like

[@christianorsa]

holy moly, didn't know there has been this many

[@Theta111]

Britain be like Oh Australia cmon you got nothing there anyway

[@thespiritphoenix3798]

To be fair the Motebello islands were they did the testing are just barren rocks lol

[@-opus]

@@thespiritphoenix3798 I was unaware there was an island in the middle of Australia

[@thespiritphoenix3798]

@@-opus They are Islands off the West Coast of Australia.

[@-opus]

@@thespiritphoenix3798 you may want to watch the video again

[@thespiritphoenix3798]

@@-opus You may want to see where the Montebello Islands are.. Most Nuclear tests which were conducted in Australia were there although a few were in Central Australia I grant you.

[@JacobDuby]

I know it was never officially confirmed what it was, but this is missing the Vela/Double Flash incident

[@julietcaesar6796]

The silence at 1:20 is deafening.

[@LambdaCreates]

That's when the Cold War reached a level of such high tension, everybody decided to simply shut up and stop treating Nuclear bombs like candy. And later they treated it like candy...

[@700007123]

Turn on subtitles: "Laughter", "Applause", "Laughter", "Music", "Laughter"

[@simonsherratt1484]

All those cute little beeps. Very therapeutic

[@Noid]

I don’t think anyone appreciates how cool this simulation looks like with all the blip/bloop Sfx. Reminds me of some 90’s war movie lol

[@aired-downdisconnected4125]

War Games. 😉

[@straightpipek2058]

Something about this video and audio… I’ve never felt more intensely focused in my life. I think I need a CAPTCHA to verify my humanity

[@bluelionsage99]

Wow, never thought about it much but far more nukes were test exploded than I ever suspected.

[@billwalsh388]

That was intense. I guess we're lucky we're still here.

[@mildlydispleased3221]

India be like: We know they work now, let's stop there.

[@dexternepo]

India was sanctioned by the US for that one nuclear test.

[@ana-nim]

@@dexternepo when US did the most testings and is the only country which used nukes against another country. Hypocrites. When someone will hold US accountable finally 🤔

[@amadeosendiulo2137]

@@dexternepo Ironic

[@Sebastian-oz1lj]

@@dexternepo usa be like: we can test and use nuclear bombs you dont because reasons

[@l8tbraker]

Note the original video by the creator (not this version) is over 14 minutes long at Normal playback speed.

[@Drunkush]

can u add a link? I saw the same video and it was better than this one.

[@l8tbraker]

@@Drunkush The only difference is the playback speed-up in the one above. Here's the original: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn2md2qshcahqLs

[@DonetskResident]

10 years later- guys where did the ozone layer go?

[@vitalyabotinok]

4:33 European countries: *neutral music intensifies* Arizona, Utah, Nevada, California: 💀

[@rantarowasherefb8486]

Bro USA was trying so hard to destroy California

[@randomsoldier12]

Also Pacific Ocean💀

[@TANKY1945]

New Mexico: 💀

[@phole1100]

This is horrifying

[@chaos_kitsune5455]

FNF Fans "damn this beat is fire" The beat :

[@HyperLuigi37]

This is some neat ASMR

[@wardo4175]

thats crazy i expected them to be alot louder

[@BM9K1]

it's a simulation

[@Loj84]

@@BM9K1 ?

[@BM9K1]

@@Loj84 i just realized he was making a joke.

[@habdman]

@@BM9K1 took you only two months thank god

[@BM9K1]

@@habdman ikr 💀

[@snapdragon86]

Noticed how it all calmed down after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

[@topmix5533]

Потому что Холодная война окончилась,и теперь пугать противника ядерным оружием было бессмысленно.

[@micharogowski9538]

Here we go again.

[@Anonymouslikemydad]

@@topmix5533 Russian Federation: I’m still here 👴🏻

[@Kropso]

@@Anonymouslikemydad russia is different that the soviets

[@Anonymouslikemydad]

@@Kropso I know. Russia under Putin is like the USSR trying to put the pieces together

[@bidenadministrationischina5091]

Lovely music! You'd think everyone living in Nevada would be walking around with 3 arms

[@Glassagamingmp]

this beat is 🔥🔥🔥🔥 dawggg

[@ljubomirculibrk4097]

Thats incredible That much? I thought up to hungred, this is insane

[@CR-db9im]

Tbh most tests from the US were basically just throwing away nukes because they cost to much to mantain

[@kenos911]

Extratone listeners be like: straight fire🔥🔥🔥

[@fortisfortunaadiuvat9262]

Wow how totally sick How many nuclear explosions do you need to study it over and over and over again

[@Crossbell_Police]

Why is this such a bopping beat? Also I turned on subtitles and they started with “you” and then I remember “laughter” and then “music”.

[@kingKabali]

this is art.

[@SUB2D]

Dam this beat goes hard 😤🔥🔥🔥

[@jibbsey]

What a banger eh! 🤣

[@sticks_studiosHQ]

FNF beat

[@eronic404]

The way we going today we might just see 2 times as much as every beep on this whole video happen in a matter of 2 seconds. And just all quiet after that.

[@jayantamadhav3149]

Place and datetime of these explosions along woth the locational blip markers would been awaesome Otherwise how would we know

[@l8tbraker]

4:43 Source data has the lat and lon.

[@dodgersdoon1130]

It's like a soundtrack to our demise

[@manueldope2292]

That's scary.

[@waxpuppets3029]

Very nice music bro keep going

[@ninjaplaychannel]

were all this tests really necessary or were they trying to show power? another question, were this bombings conducted on a smaller scale? If yes, how much of this tests were actually real size bombs?

[@l8tbraker]

> were all this tests really necessary or were they trying to show power? Yes, and yes, especially the big ones Bombs of all sizes were tested from tactical weapons as small as 10-20 tons of TNT equivalent, to as large as 15 to 50 MEGAtons. The majority were small to medium and detonated underground.

[@privacyplease5595]

You forgot to include the ones detonated in space, at least the ones that affected the earth anyways. Regardless thank you for the quick audiovisual compilation of data. I like it

[@celluskh6009]

They're all in there.

[@thespiritphoenix3798]

Excuse me?? No nuke has ever been detonated in space.

[@privacyplease5595]

@@thespiritphoenix3798 lmao

[@privacyplease5595]

@@thespiritphoenix3798 why are the replies always so wrong history.nasa.gov/conghand/nuclear.htm

[@privacyplease5595]

@@thespiritphoenix3798 and give me a min ill have some more truth to reply with.

[@hamburgerhamburgerv2]

Poor Nevada. How is anyone still alive there?

[@imbeingheldhostagehelp]

I don’t know But we’re here I guess 💀 We’re fine… totally not glowing in the dark

[@wwfkssjs4703]

​@@imbeingheldhostagehelp does nevada people have weird diseases or something like that

[@mikerouch416]

Happy new year!

[@SkyRotionDan]

thank you for the ringtone

[@Trucker_James]

Makes you wonder if nuclear fallout will even be as bad after the war as people suspect. These post ww11 nukes must be pretty clean if the southwest is still inhabitable.

[@Overthinking-rain]

most of these bombs were detonated underground

[@Sir_Artemis]

They had designated test areas far enough away from any form of life for testing to be safe, as the western side of the us is vast and mostly unused.

[@-opus]

Do you believe that yanks are normal?

[@drkclshr]

The bombs radiation was mostly contained

[@Andrewgtv05]

It’s a miracle none of this started a nuclear winter

[@7150285]

Nobody even "died".

[@kaijunonono3017]

@@7150285 did you forget about Hiroshima and Nagasaki

[@GrayGaming-uv9md]

No but the radiation from these tested bombs were carried by air currents and are attributed to the rise in cancer during the cold war.

[@somerandomdude4588]

@@kaijunonono3017 ”since 1945” (title)

[@7150285]

@@kaijunonono3017 nobody even died. BESIDES Nagasaki and Hiroshima proving nukes means nothing if detonate far away from peoples/populations/civilizations.

[@Itsyrm8]

All nations with nuclears went CRAZY from 1963.. that was INSANE. woah...

[@hogbmain]

Listening to the late 1950s is like a rave

[@nordgaren2358]

Looks like you're gonna have to make a part 2, soon... o.0

[@brandon9689]

This would have made a great track in Beat Saber. With the world map as a backdrop.

[@filipek6401]

I think is great that this video does not need an update

[@l8tbraker]

So North Korean tests don't count?

[@authmilitary]

Imagine the tunes we would get in WW3 😎

[@badiulalamhimel3541]

We won't be here to watch

[@authmilitary]

@@badiulalamhimel3541 I will, nobody's interested on nuking any south American country

[@getagrip964]

Sounds like a waste of money

[@marlenemcgovern1045]

Insanity. 🌍✌

[@tomtroy3792]

No wonder so many aliens from outer space are coming here and watching us they must think we're nuts

[@Avocado7765]

This confirmed my fears of Nevada.

[@ikoopa15]

0:50 Darude Sandstorm

[@roberthobbs8096]

4:20 bro Russia became nuclear Christmas

[@renat321]

Why there are so many bombs during 4:29, in Japan? There was tests in Japan?

[@JM_Tushe]

I thought this was gonna be a calm and silent video, silly me.

[@bluuanimations]

that's what i call *nuclear music*

[@Cline3911]

Take that, Earth.

[@Techstrobe]

the beat really goes hard though

[@kubamospan1542]

Which country -where?

[@caomhan84]

I knew we (US) set off a lot of nukes, but I always assumed that the Russians detonated more because they always had more missiles. Even at the greatest extent of both of our arsenals, they always had more.

[@effortlessproductions]

I’m honestly impressed that France of all people developed and tested so many nukes! Much more than the UK which surprised me. Never would have known about that! I noticed on the map a couple nuclear test near Alabama tho?? What’s the deal with that?

[@l8tbraker]

Mississippi, not Alabama. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salmon_Site

[@jiggythibs]

France is one of the biggest weapon exporter. It is an important part of international trade in the French economy. Even though the country pretend to look like it's only about cheese and wine or cosmetics and designers clothes. 😏

[@VictorAlbaa]

As a Spaniard I can confirm France sucks

[@Dante-cq2zo]

Yes France is not just about good food and luxury goods, it is also a very good weapon manufacturer and one of the largest exporter. Basically France has a big military tradition, despite the jokes and clichés from the US.

[@effortlessproductions]

@@l8tbraker thank you for the link! Never knew about that.

[@TheDoubleTee]

I love how there is so little activity from 1991 onwards

[@l8tbraker]

I wonder why?

[@CantEscapeFlorida]

because bill clinton was busy fucking up the poor inside the US

[@buzaldrin8086]

@@CantEscapeFlorida Bill Clinton signed bills that helped the Cold War atomic vets get compensated for being exposed to radiation in the 1950's testing. And he saw to it that the previously secret nuclear films were declassified. But that doesn't matter to you, does it?

[@Chemist2013]

Conclusion: world doesn’t end after 1000s nuclear explosions.

[@Fenrill06]

I clicked out of curiosity and chance. After 15 seconds I felt bad. After 30 seconds I had tears in my eyes... And after 1 minute I cried until the end. I still haven't calmed down as I write these lines. men are crazy.

[@drkclshr]

Each of those beeps must have been emotional

[@yowhatsup9909]

lol

[@theawesomeness07]

“Our world is the most peaceful it has ever been”

[@Alpha-mr2kk]

Most of these were tests and to get rid of nukes. The last times nuclear warheads were used for war were in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

[@onddu2254]

Forgot to pay the brain bill?

[@KordonGMV]

It is, objectively. Even considering environmental damage, nukes have likely saved 10's of millions of lives by prevent 2 colossal empires from going head to head. Yea if they're used in war it'll be the end of everything but you shouldn't make judgement's based on an 'if'.

[@projectpitchfork860]

@@Alpha-mr2kk Sure, cause you can't just dearm a nuke, like South Africa did.

[@projectpitchfork860]

@@KordonGMV No, they haven't. Nukes haven't prevented war, they almost caused it. Remember Cuba? Nukes have brought no value of any kind. There is no reason they should exist.

[@Ewokforlife]

Can someone please explain to me what happened to Australia at 0:54

[@l8tbraker]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_weapons_tests_in_Australia

[@Sir_Artemis]

I feel like I'm listening to a room filled with heart monitors having an argument.

[@marinadela1361]

Damn the Earth is contaminated.

[@batimius]

Love how every country had one designated spot (usually on their soil, with the exception of France which remained on the Atlantic), while the U.S. is all over the place, and some other countries (We all know which one(s)).

[@Quanbe77]

france was on polynesian island so on their soil for the most part

[@12Rosen]

The US even tested in other countries!!

[@idontknowwhatnameuse]

@@12Rosen that Was during the war

[@TheSebssx]

@@12Rosen and on top of all, without their consent

[@Shimanas527]

@@12Rosen they weren't test, if you meant about the second and third, dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

[@Usonan-Foderation2016]

I love how in 1957 and 1958, everyone went crazy

[@EEEBR]

i watched this video not only to see all the position of the nuke testings but to wait for October 1961

[@blueballs8599]

Prolly bombing underground civilizations/alien underground bases lol