Atomic bomb explosion at Nevada Desert 1951 two views

Rare video shows an atomic bomb explosion at Nevada Desert 1951 two views

[@tokencivilian8507]

The close in shot looking up at the mushroom.... impressive. Great stuff as always ATC.

[@roadgent7921]

First test of a tactical nuclear weapon. Air dropped from a B45 Tornado.

[@garysmith9818]

Nice double view of the shot, thanks for finding and posting it ATC!

[@BartolomeoPestalozzi444]

Operation Buster-Jangle, 1951 - shot "Easy", yield 31 kT

[@TH33QUALIZ3R]

Quite nice and detailed that one. I practically felt the heat through my phone screen from the fireball 😂

[@EK14MeV]

Operation Buster-Jangle 1951 EASY test.

[@LodewijkVrije]

Hello, since this channel is called "atomic tests channel" im looking for a piece of footage that i know ive seen on youtube, but i cant find it anywhere. maybe you could help me out. it was some of the most exstensive footage of soviet nuclear testing i had ever seen, it included them building 4 different types of underground tunnels, showing models of those tunnels, placing all manner of vehicles at different distances from the blast in circles, i believe it included animals as well as structures in the circles too. and then they blew a nuclear bomb in the center, i forget if it was a tower or shaft detonation. afterwards the footage then showed effects on all the differnt objects and structures they had placed including the underground tunnels. but i can for the life of me not find this footage anywhere anymore.

[@dkelban]

Excellent video. How many kilotons?

[@user-ge6gr6hc3g]

What would happen if that nuclear device were detonated on a nearby mountaintop?

[@cor2250]

Its will change from shape

[@MikeHunt-rw4gf]

Algorithm.

[@RichardNixonsHippieRemoval]

Noice. Looks like a Buster-Jangle test. Get this over 200 likes, folks. Help ATC with that GD algorithm

[@R32R38]

So about 30kt?

[@oceanhome2023]

The Blinding Flash was for real a Blinding Flash !! UNEARTHLY!!! Then the temperatures hotter than the Sun also on full display !!

[@Illya_Vist]

How many killotons this explosion?

[@utley]

what shot was this?

[@sumiterxeroslargosiuscrosi7819]

Insane.

[@DrbootyHamSandwich]

why does this cloud have a “glowing” cone coming from the top?

[@gutrffd]

how bright can be low yield nuke

[@sumiterxeroslargosiuscrosi7819]

Bright enough to literally melt you.

[@RichardNixonsHippieRemoval]

Enough to suck the paint off your house and give your family a permanent orange afro. Source: Austin Milbardge, GLG20 Decoy

[@josebodon2995]

How many kilotons?

[@keithallver2450]

What was the kilotonage?

[@renzoallemand3768]

Less then 20

[@lautermannsgrab1668]

Nur die wirkliche Lautstärke gibt es nicht zu hören.

[@user-ge6gr6hc3g]

Mountains are always immortal against nuclear and thermonuclear explosions in the atmosphere

[@matthewwagner47]

You can see the detination and the blast wave on this shot This is a low yield test. The small ones radiation Blume are different. Modern nukes are up to 100× the power.

[@trolleriffic]

Modern ones aren't as big as you might think since the really big bombs were built in the early Cold War and retired years ago. The most common US warhead is 90 kilotons which is only 3 times the yield of the test in the video, and the largest warhead in service is 40 times as powerful but there aren't many of those left.

[@ablestationfoxtrot8037]

Song?????

[@ablestationfoxtrot8037]

As usual you give my comment a thumbs up and fail to credit the song. Good job.

[@theschmedaparadox1018]

The future is nucular

[@jskypercussion]

Explosion looks fake