Biggest Ever Blast Tnt (1964)

Full title reads: "Alberta. Biggest Ever Blast TNT".
Alberta, Canada. A Million pounds of explosives are set off in a military experiment.
GV Pan the Suffield Experimental Station in Alberta, Canada. SV Men preparing life-like dummies for the blast. SV Pan men looking at small instrument rockets. LV Scale model of a floating bridge. SV Men watching. Pan to large hangar. LV Men looking at tank. LV Pan Men looking at bunkers. CU American officer watching through binoculars. GV As the TNT explodes and mushrooms. SV Newsreel photographers. GV Smoke mushrooming.
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FILM ID:1767.08
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[@pokemonmaster123098]

Was looking into this to compare to Nukes, 1 million lbs (435 tons) of TNT compared here to the TNT equivalent of 33,069,339 lbs (15,000 tons) in Hiroshima. Out of the 64 kg of uranium in the nuke, less than 2% went off (1.09 kg) meaning the full potential of 1 nuclear bomb 80 years ago was 3,090,592,429 lbs (1,401,869 tons) wonder where we're at now. The energy potential of this is absolutely insane.

[@k.l.8011]

Wish they showed more of the aftermath! It’s very interesting

[@vaporageyt]

funny how it looks just like a nuke.....

[@Mandeepsingh-sb8hq]

Hii