Country With the Biggest Nuclear Bomb

The threat of nuclear retaliation keeps most countries in check, but that doesn't mean we've seen the end of nuclear destruction! Check out today's epic video to find out which country has the biggest bomb, and other insane facts you never knew about nuclear weapons!
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[@Bigdaddyslasher]

My 7th grade computer teacher was part of those tests while in the Navy. His room had tons of pictures of those tests and pictures of the beautiful water around Bikini and the beachs with him and other sailors there. He always told us it was safe. It wasn't safe he died of cancer before I graduated high-school.

[@aka99]

possibly he belived what he was talking about

[@Bigdaddyslasher]

@@aka99 he was a cool old dude tho. He had lots of cool stories and pictures to back most of them up.

[@aka99]

@@Bigdaddyslasher i dont deny this, i refered to the thing going there was safe and he died of cancer, as you said. likely a consequence of beein a aprt of thise tests.

[@Bigdaddyslasher]

@@aka99 yupper our military lied to lots of men about nuclear tests and agent orange bo telling what else.

[@NeverTHOUGHTofIT]

Not gonna lie you had us in first half

[@KadgaonkarPatil]

India's Triad: 01. Aircrafts capable of carrying Nuclear cruise missiles: Mirage 2000H (France), SEPECAT Jaguar (France & Britain) and Rafale (France). It was the earliest dilivery system for nuclear bomb for India. No strategic bomber as of yet in IAF. Su-30MKI was also modified to carry N weapon. 02. Land based Capabilities: Agni missile system. (2003-04) (Nuclear as well conventional warhead capability). PRITHVI Guided Missile system. Anti-satellite interceptor capability likely utilizes the propulsion system from the Agni-V ballistic missile. 03. Sea based capabilities: Dhanush (Ship-based variant of the Prithvi-II) K-15 (SLBM) K-04 (SLBM, under development) BrahMos is not tested for it's nuclear weapon carrying capability at least yet. The BrahMos is a medium-range stealth ramjet supersonic cruise missile that can be launched from submarine, ships, aircraft or land. India has not yet added nuclear carrying capability to this missile.

[@Aegelis]

There's something weirdly unsettling about Casey Kasem happily counting down a list of nuclear bombs.

[@CCAGENT008]

Get ready,...

[@cunicularium5424]

Um..Casey Kasem is dead pal. On June 15, 2014, Kasem died at St. Anthony's Hospital in Gig Harbor, Washington at the age of 82

[@joshgreen2164]

Been awhile since you heard Kasem? Similar but i dont believe its close enough to mistake.

[@jolemite2639]

@@cunicularium5424 You tellin him Ol mans dead but you obviously Googled that info!!

[@stephentilley6645]

#2 is interesting, I used to work in the nuclear industry and you had a scan every couple of years to see if you had ingested Uranium. The building used to make the test was built out of steel from a WW1 battleship that sank in Scapa Flow - because the steel contained radioactive elements. It just goes to show how much we have all been exposed since 1945.

[@jamesross160]

Then you know, it's not that big of a deal, unless consumed. That's why no hard hat, gloves, etc in the break rooms.

[@MrDeadlyMatt]

i love the infographics show their videos are informative and educational

[@MMAFightMagazine]

You don't know that. You haven't watched this video.

[@S8N6]

@@MMAFightMagazine it's almost like he has 100+ other videos huh, guess that didn't cross your mind 🤣

[@S8N6]

or I guess I should say "you don't know that"

[@MrDeadlyMatt]

@@MMAFightMagazine im watching it now but ive been following for a while lol all their videos are informative

[@MMAFightMagazine]

@@MrDeadlyMatt no worries, I understood your point. I was waiting on the buffoon above to reply. Worked like a charm!

[@venkat2277]

"North Korea only has land and sea based delivery systems" Kim Jong un laughing with ICBMs:

[@sergioflores3032]

Nokor can afford to make nuclear weapons but they cant feed thier hungry peoples, they got more money in selling drugs and weapons for kim pockets not for his country, i dont think nokor will last 2 months in a war againts us, south korea, japan and australia, kim just joking maybe? Hahahaha

[@nuclearbriefcase7259]

Correction for the video :- india has nuclear triad and they got missele with range of 5,500 km (alleged 8000km)

[@madhusudanck8293]

The narrator claims India doesn't have the capability to deliver nuclear weapons from air. Both SU 30MKI and Rafael fighters are capable of delivering nuclear weapons from air and have over 3,000KM range which can be further extended by aerial refueling. So he is wrong.

[@oceanbanana4341]

name checks out

[@madhusudanck8293]

@@oceanbanana4341 ?

[@ericblaisdell7205]

Kida ironic how war both holds humanity back while also pushing us forward. We could get so much more done if we worked together but a lot of the progress we have made is from us not being able to work together.

[@rrback2417]

For India it was a necessary move to counter a "BULLY" and a "MILITARY DICTATOR"

[@wiljon1981]

South Africa 🇿🇦 also developed nuclear bombs but got rid of the bombs prior to ANC taking control of the country. I was hoping to hear about this as well. 😉

[@mikehunt7888]

The brain-dead Nubian saints who ran and are continuing to run South Africa into the ground are not and never were/will be capable of such a complicated task. Thank God, those simpletons are not in possession of those bombs.

[@andregovender22]

south africa still has it in the white secret government

[@thatoneduck3875]

Yeah me too🥺

[@dpt6849]

Those whites were smart.

[@Tumixs]

Wow

[@santorini8423]

I will feel a lot better knowing EXACTLY what turned me to dust…..

[@untouchable360x]

Not nuclear bomb. "Special military device."

[@geneticepistomology]

‘83 was closer to nuclear war than Cuban missile crisis. That we know of…

[@errarama2498]

#11 There is a mistake, India has a full fledged Nuclear Triad with a ready stock of 160+ nuclear warheads and the necessary uranium and plutonium to build over 2000 nuclear warheads. India's most powerful ICBM till date, AGNI 6, has a official range of 6000 km, but in reality it's more than 8500 km. And mind you Brahmos, the world's fastest supersonic cruise missile is nuclear capable, and with Brahmos-II hypersonic missile, it will have a lethal nuclear force. Last but not the least, India is secretly developing the Surya ICBM, which will have a range of 16000+ km, along with its own Satellite navigation systems

[@uncensored3249]

Imagine the military forcing you to give up your land just to test nuclear toys

[@joshgreen2164]

Nothing to imagine stop making your freedom payment(taxes) and you too can experience something very similar.

[@Freakingbean]

If a nation has a bunch of nukes with excessive yields it's just a show of how inaccurate their missiles are.

[@bumblebee2956]

Crime in the name of science 😢

[@bsaxton6400]

When you crash with 4 different hydrogen bombs on board. You know your boss is gunna see that.

[@mikemurphy5898]

13:40 yeah, I was about to say 3 out of 4 fail safes failed and only the last switch stopped the bomb from detonating

[@namanrathee8482]

vsauce right?

[@aarontbradley1]

the device was the most powerful nuclear device detonated by the United States and its first lithium deuteride fueled thermonuclear weapon.[1][2] Castle Bravo's yield was 15 megatonnes of TNT (63 PJ), 2.5 times the predicted 6 megatonnes of TNT (25 PJ), due to unforeseen additional reactions involving lithium-7,[3] When the lithium 7 lost 1 neutron it converted into lithium 6 (3 protrons,3 neutrons,which led to the unexpected radioactive contamination of areas to the east of Bikini Atoll. At the time, it was the most powerful artificial explosion in history.

[@RhysapGrug]

Hydrogen Bomb".

[@DTJ301]

Imagine his search history after this research for this video💀

[@nmeirnfer9063]

Oreo Smith

[@chaos6589]

Infographic shows search history: Full of every countries number of nuclear weapons and size Cia: Hmm interesting, 'leaves a note by the computer threatening him to join the cia'

[@dannypipewrench533]

A joint Israeli-South African test is believable. South Africa had weapons for a while, but gave them up when they decided being a nuclear power was too miserable.

[@ohshit_its_e2530]

Seems like the 60s were a wild time with losing stuff like a remote

[@Mrs_Canary]

Would've loved time stamps for these types of videos

[@curtisthomas2670]

The Tsar Bomba is the single most physically powerful device ever deployed on Earth, the most powerful nuclear bomb tested and the largest man-made explosion in history. The flare was visible at a distance of more than 1,000 km (620 mi). The explosion's nuclear mushroom rose to a height of 67 km (42 mi). The shape of the "hat" was two-tiered; the diameter of the upper tier was estimated at 95 km (59 mi), the lower tier at 70 km (43 mi). The cloud was observed 800 km (500 mi) from the explosion site. The blast wave circled the globe three times, with the first one taking 36 hours and 27 minutes. A seismic wave in the earth's crust, generated by the shock wave of the explosion, circled the globe three times. Glass shattered in windows 780 km (480 mi) from the explosion in a village on Dikson Island. A shock wave was observed in the air at Dikson settlement 700 km (430 mi) away; windowpanes were partially broken for distances up to 900 kilometres (560 mi). The mushroom cloud was about 67 km (42 mi) high (nearly eight times the height of Mount Everest), which meant that the cloud was above the stratosphere and well inside the mesosphere when it peaked. The cap of the mushroom cloud had a peak width of 95 km (59 mi) and its base was 40 km (25 mi) wide. Although simplistic fireball calculations predicted it would be large enough to hit the ground, the bomb's own shock wave bounced back and prevented this. The 8-kilometre-wide (5.0 mi) fireball reached nearly as high as the altitude of the release plane and was visible at almost 1,000 km (620 mi) away. The initial three-stage design of Tsar Bomba was capable of yielding approximately 100 Mt through fast fission (3,000 times the power of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs); however, it was thought that this would have resulted in too much nuclear fallout, and the aircraft delivering the bomb would not have had enough time to escape the explosion. To limit the amount of fallout, the third stage and possibly the second stage had a lead tamper instead of a uranium-238 fusion tamper. The crew of the aircraft were given a 50-50% chance of escaping the blast. The Soviets have also tested the most powerful non nuclr weapon ever, known as "the father of all b0mbs"

[@jollibee1852]

It's scary what a button could do to end the world

[@alter112]

Its also a good thing because then everyone is scared to do anything

[@kingnaz313]

@@alter112 someone needs to pop off!!!

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

The largest missile-deliverable weapons were 9 mT for the USA and 25 mT for the USSR. Contrary to fiction, big megaton bombs are clumsy to work with. Three 100-kT weapons are more effective and easier to send. That movie with Kevin Pollak mentioning "a 100 megaton bomb" was just silly.

[@bradbrandon2506]

I LOVE how y'all can take some of the most serious events in world history and portray then I'm such a way that's light-hearted enough for people to not cry immediately... Well, people with a heart, anyway. THAT is one of the reasons I'm subscribed to you! Also I love learning things, even emotionally difficult subjects, but especially any kind of science.

[@borkbread3056]

Imagine being on one of the ships, not even having the time to react to your inevitable death

[@scoon2117]

Jump in the water

[@thetruththetruth6352]

UKRAINE IS A MANIPULATIVE THE DEVIL! All they had to do was be a NEUTRAL sovereign state but no Zelensky (US PUPPET) wanted to shrink Russia's territory and expand the West by joining NATO terminating the peace treaty by Russia and are now getting BEAT DOWN by Russia despite what FAKE WESTERN PROPAGANDA MEDIA Outlets are telling you. Let's not forgot the surprisingly objective Reporting they had to say just a little over a month ago that For the First time in 6 months Russia Didn't Gain NEW GROUND when Putin ordered a strategic cease fire for a few days. Does that Sound Ukraine has ever been winning the War? Russia Accomplished what Putin said they'll do in 6 Months annexing their territory in the 7th month. Way better than the US Killing Bin Laden in 10 years after the invasion and Suadam 8 years so get of your High House WESTERN 🐑

[@wayascotokee311]

I transported nukes via tractor trailer..so i know the meaning of being instantly expendable.

[@pepperroni6252]

@@wayascotokee311 Of course you did

[@wayascotokee311]

@@pepperroni6252 You doubting my service record and honesty or is your comment an understanding of how we soldiers knew we would never see this world again?

[@TylerMorales]

11:50 there’s a really really good movie based on this Cuba missile crisis. Benedict Cumberbatch (aka Dr. Strange) is the main actor. Insanely awesome movie highly recommend for those who love spy war movies Edit: movie name The Courier

[@garyeast7259]

The plutonium core buried in a secure location isnt exactly secure. Its a patch of trees a few hundred feet round in the middle of a farmers field. Crops are still grown in the fields all round it. The military just bought the few hundred feet around the core.

[@fanichiposi1561]

Over the years whenever Nuclear War is looming I can always count on Infographics to post the relevant content

[@stephenalexander6721]

The Tsar Bomba was originally designed for a yield of 100 megatons.

[@feignedfurball6678]

We need more nuclear war shows

[@Jusstouchdownn]

This thumbnail bro 😭

[@oopsy444]

man the amount of unique life that must have been endemic to these islands must be either extinct or messed tf up

[@BLURTHEGHOST]

It's not the size that counts, it's how you use it😼

[@stonedcoldchillerk7780]

My guess with the first one is that he waited til he was on top of the island without keeping their forward momentum in mind.

[@burroz2450]

The big ones will never be used, If there is an all out nuclear war, They will use tactical nuclear weapons targeted at military bases/air ports, and/or smaller then hiroshima bombs if they want to target cities.

[@john.dvollins6284]

Love this channel very informative educational spot on Intel good job thank you so much keep up the good work 🙏😎🇺🇲🤙

[@TheBopper77]

Not sure about Russian stockpiles being in worse condition. Russia has been modernising it's nuclear weapons & delivery platforms since 1997. The Americans are still using ICBMs from the 60's & launch computers that run off floppy disks. They are not scheduled to start upgrading until later this decade...

[@TrollV1nce]

The thumbnail 💀

[@adventureseeker9800]

I'm sure that the U.S. national intelligence agencies are doing their level best to keep an accurate accounting of who has what quantity of nukes but I'd be willing to bet good money that China has more than 350 by now.

[@Mrgunsngear]

Thanks

[@Marcus.Farmer]

My school in Canada actually has a piece of uranium and I think there a unit where you learn to make a bomb with it

[@AWholeLegionary]

When the thumbnail is more scary than a nuclear bomb going off

[@pierrecalderone]

Trinitite is new? I doubt it. It's made only by nuke tests? Seems like it's just glass. If it's not, it's very valuable.

[@Evan_Bell]

Trinitite, by definition originates with the trinity test.

[@christiaanvorster1988]

My Country also developed our own Nuclear bombs. And we are the only country in the world that shut down nuclear bomb development voluntarily. But not even a mention here 😂

[@darkninjamandelta]

Operation Starfish always blew my mind

[@hemantsingh4808]

7:00 There you are wrong @Infographics Show. India 🇮🇳 has a complete nuclear triad. India can deliver nuclear weapons by using Rafael through air , Agni series missiles by land and K-4,K-5 nuclear missiles through the our nuclear powered submarine INS ARIGHAT which guarantees our 2nd strike policy . Please look into your outdated information.

[@KorialstraszD]

India has the Nuclear Triad, it does have air-surface nuclear capability.

[@Greydogsgotohaven]

So this is how SpongeBob was born 😮😮😂😢

[@JayJay-hg3ut]

I love how they used Kim for the thumbnail because this channel over estimates him with every single video and they knew we were gonna click thinking it said it was NK

[@HemanthKumarJadhav]

India is a nuclear triade. SU-30 MKI is capable of delivering Brahmos missile and has been tested plenty of times. Also, Rafael fighter jet of India is also capable of delivering a nuclear capable missile.

[@mohammedarafatlone]

You don't need fighter jets to deliver missiles We have ICBM's to do the same

[@fuccyahhat1229]

Thank you guys for all your content. Makes my day brighter ❤️

[@lmfdynasty8193]

yes learning about conflict and destruction makes all of our days brighter 😀

[@fuccyahhat1229]

@@lmfdynasty8193 it’s his upbeat voice that does it for me

[@patrickswafford1906]

Lol the bombs would make it a bit brighter too

[@denniscleary7580]

I really never thought I would live to see World War III and hopefully I live through it

[@dashelite7071]

We're all gonna die 2024! In the meantime . Check Nostradamus and new world order .Get right with God and accept Christ into your heart before it's too late.

[@preppertrucker5736]

Oh you may be able to live through it the question is will you really want to…..

[@denniscleary7580]

@@preppertrucker5736 True 🤔

[@andrewb3882]

That whole testing the painting to see if it was created after 1945 wasn’t really explained. I wish the would have done a better more through job of explaining what they meant bc surely every single painting after 1945 couldn’t have been exposed to nuclear radiation, could it? Or are those elements something that are found in modern paints that they didn’t use back in the day?

[@thelemming54]

Flying over oil wells at 12:37. West Texas maybe?

[@jackbarnes5589]

Good knowing this and also knowing we are as close to nuclear war as we were during The Cuban Missile Crisis.

[@jonharrison3114]

@Jase what?

[@jonharrison3114]

@Jase than quit don't wish nuclear annihilation on the world.

[@DMTEntity88]

We all need to advocate for peace for the sake of your loved ones in the rest of the world. We need peace with Russia we need to protest against us, supporting Ukraine, or else the whole world will end up in a nuclear holocaust. Your voice matters, other voices matter. If we all speak up, we can prevent a nuclear war, please for the sake of everyone, you know in love do what’s right and speak up against our corrupt governmen……🙏🌎❤️

[@82boulou]

I wish this country called the United States would one day mature . I can't imagine a super power to be so reckless in so many ways . It's sad .

[@ethanryan1135]

Earth: please stop dropping nukes I'm in pain

[@Papayakaur]

The information displayed is wrong India has the capability to deliver nuclear warheads by air Please correct it

[@we.c00k3d]

Not bikini bottom 😭 at least we know why all those fish are humanised now 💀 it was just a nuclear bomb

[@aceaight]

Why is the title not: Top 15 strange facts you didnt know about nuclear bombs

[@abhilashbarman5095]

India has a nuclear triad as well.

[@bhgtree]

KJU has definitely the largest weapon......but only when hes looking at it in the restroom. 😀

[@oldman0995]

Yep me and my wife’s family were living in Goldsboro then. Thank goodness it didn’t happen.

[@hetaljain9399]

From all this we get to know that USA has been very irresponsible about their nuclear tests

[@dannypipewrench533]

Those were all done at a time when the devices were not well understood. They still are not understood well, but at least we have an idea about how bad it can get now.

[@musicbeast1145]

I little wrong information here. India has a nuclear triad, it means we can launch it from air, water and land.

[@alokdeepmoitra]

Wrong information!! India is also a nuclear triad India can deliver nuclear warheads by all means - - Air, land based, water based Also India has an ICBM, which has almost 8000km range

[@mga59xbd38]

I'm the rocketman.

[@tylerclarke9433]

This is a great video

[@netosanchez5230]

Click bate not even title name

[@krapeevids6992]

First story-Seen some video footage of those poor lab animals after they dropped the bomb….. Absolutely inhumane….can’t believe our government made those poor animals suffer like that

[@cadenibz]

Trinitite isn't an element it's a compound. Any person with a basic 8th grade education could understand this

[@Emptrix]

They should try the bomb at Bikini Bottom next.

[@curtisfarmer8321]

Any Electricians or Craftsman here notice the cartoon conduit run in the storage hanger?

[@user.404.0]

10:01 actually, 58.6 megatons

[@MoneyKingGaming]

I now question how north Korea was able to do 6 tests and not obliterate or poison themselves.

[@thaimperial97]

Test sites

[@MoneyKingGaming]

@@thaimperial97 I get that, but how many "sites" can they really have being half an island?

[@prismak7607]

Well, some people may have been poisoned indeed

[@datathunderstorm]

North Korea are incredibly secretive. Terrible things quite likely DID happen during the development of their Nuclear arsenal - but we will probably NEVER get to hear about it, because all those involved have been long made to disappear. Dead humans tell no tales. I bet even their bodies were expunged from this space time continuum for complete deniability…!!! 🤔

[@MoneyKingGaming]

@@prismak7607 some? 6 tests? How about most. 😆

[@brokenbridge6316]

Interesting video

[@bhgtree]

After a nuke going missing: General (on the red phone to White House): "Wake up The President....." White House secretary: "But General, its the middle of the day...." General: "Wake up The President......." 😀

[@voidthunder8445]

That'd some click bait if I've ever seen any

[@sagisdoodleverse9696]

Heheh Kimmy boi in the thumbnail be looking like a judge on the voice or Americas got talent with the button.

[@thynysan]

Dropped? I read the bomb was suspended by cable from a designated ship under the water. Some was also suspended from a tower during above ground tests and dropped.

[@nicolasrose3064]

Read some more...

[@thynysan]

@@nicolasrose3064 I have. Unless you point out each test, don't make it sound as if all tests were dropped from a plane because they weren't.

[@nicolasrose3064]

@@thynysan Oh, what's the matter sweetie, feeling indignant, the World not paying you enough attention, do you need to be right....

[@thynysan]

@@nicolasrose3064 feeling bad because I called you out on your illogical BS and you have nothing more than some boyish response. It wasn't that serious you fking clown. Develop a personality, than go out and find some women. That male snarkiness makes you sound frustrated. 🥴

[@ricklupien7598]

Lets talk nuclear war. BOOM,,nevermind.

[@wallnut1311]

SpongeBob takes place in Bikini bottom I’m just gonna drop that there, get it? XD

[@burfwood]

This Thumbnail is bananas lol.

[@georgesimon2730]

couldn't they just...lose a dozen of them in kremlin? like in...1945?

[@johntarver5684]

🤦🏻‍♂️2am and yall got me watching!

[@DemonikPrizm]

SpongeBob lore

[@ifishplaces9412]

i have the biggest nuke in my stomach

[@jasontindell6734]

Jesus Loves you all very much!!!! God Bless everyone!!!!

[@kuraitsuki6813]

My bed time story thanks for the new video goodnight 💤😴

[@soldan4830]

It was South Africa that tested.

[@Zontoc]

At 1:00 why is there 2 Bismarcks?

[@AtmosphericHelicity]

Pretty cool video I did learn something

[@captaindaddy8645]

how many nuclear bombs should we make boss? ummmmmmm...six thousands...yeah...that should be enough

[@audiologs2960]

Russia : Poseidon, SS-Satan, US : B41( Never test 25 MT )

[@thevorticesengineer8912]

I actually have the biggest nuclear bomb. Show me one unedited nuclear explosion .