Operation Dominic - Housatonic 120256

The U.S. conducted 210 atmospheric nuclear tests between 1945 and 1962, with multiple cameras capturing each event at around 2,400 frames per second. But in the decades since, around 10,000 of these films sat idle, scattered across the country in high-security vaults. Not only were they gathering dust, the film material itself was slowly decomposing, bringing the data they contained to the brink of being lost forever.
For the past five years, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) weapon physicist Greg Spriggs and a crack team of film experts, archivists and software developers have been on a mission to hunt down, scan, reanalyze and declassify these decomposing films. The goals are to preserve the films’ content before it’s lost forever, and provide better data to the post-testing-era scientists who use computer codes to help certify that the aging U.S. nuclear deterrent remains safe, secure and effective.
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See the declassified LLNL tests: • LLNL Atmospheric Nucle...

[@BlueDreamsOg]

spiritual so in da building

[@osmo3535]

Brandon DaGoat yes sir

[@sadagodga8047]

Gang gang

[@ray_3637]

Brandon DaGoat YOOOO SAMEEE

[@alanpasquett8753]

bruh i just came from there

[@UnityFT4]

SUNGAZER SO IN THE BUILDING 💀💀💀💀

[@SeverEnergia]

This is a Ripple test. if you don't know what that is...its the most advanced thermonuke design ever turned out by the US.

[@92Ranger4]

blows my mind that such power can be created by separating something so small. crazy.

[@Evan_Bell]

Actually almost all of this energy release results from combining something small. Or rather, combining around fifty trillion quadrillion very small things.

[@mickez3993]

Not really the ancients had more powerful weapons look at what helios sun chariot driven by phaeton did to the firmament look up at night and you will see the barbaric scar called the great rift or commonly known as the milky way as a failure to penetrate the dome. This is kids toys compared to that. :)

[@Evan_Bell]

@@mickez3993 Yeah, nobody believes you...

[@mickez3993]

@@Evan_Bell Time to ring the bell evan bell Wakey Wakey the dome is the bell. you know it you just waking up to it. welcome aboard the hidden truth of our terrarium known for over 450 000 years.

[@Evan_Bell]

@@mickez3993 Hurr durr I've not heard that one before. The world still isn't flat. These ideas aren't new to me. I've wasted plenty of time in FB groups trying to explain elementary mechanics to people like you.

[@thatface3]

I was just curious about operation fishbowl

[@Gothicc_senpai]

@@hideopeachling1692 i do

[@thatface3]

@@hideopeachling1692 cant help but be curious

[@eyeceeyou9566]

@@hideopeachling1692 please send vids if u want to send to wherever

[@TruthSeekr5000]

me too. I can't find as much info as it used to be.

[@pw4g492]

Operation fishbowl was nuclear misses shot into the atmosphere with the intent of trying to break the firmament. It’s in the Bible

[@bami2]

I've watched hundreds of nuclear tests on film, both from atomcentral and LLNL (and some other sources), this is by far one of the most beautiful shots in the entire history of testing. The only one that comes reasonably close are shots of the Dominic Chama test. A nice airburst, high framerate and very clear picture of a high-yield thermonuclear device.

[@vejet]

Respectfully, I disagree. All it was, was ja glowing ball in the sky. I can see that anytime I want by looking about my window during the day.

[@mobmob5944]

Beautiful? Wish you would go and be in that beautiful thing

[@snakeeyes3733]

Hmm, such beauty in absolute destruction seems very absurd to me

[@philipchesleyiii]

​​@@snakeeyes3733In relation to what it was designed for perhaps. That aside though, I agree with the OP. Videos of nuclear explosions are quite fascinating. To think that if science is right and explosions like this are constantly happening, for example in the center of stars, under extreme gravitational pressures which is what gives our planet its life is pretty interesting. From a scientific only standpoint videos like this are fascinating. Kind of a pity today with all our advanced cameras, be it infrared ultraviolence, multiple different spectrums of light. The same ones we use to look at the stars with today along with more advanced sensors and we're no longer allowed to test these. We could learn incredibly a lot more about the process today than they ever could back then.

[@philipchesleyiii]

​​​@@vejetThere is a colorized version of this video. It's much shorter though. Can see alittle more detail. Just look up "Housatonic neclear fireball 9Mt". It's the same explosion cropped

[@tdot7810]

This is how many people came from Spiritual So 👇🏾

[@milky55]

Who is this spiratutual guy?

[@--Valek--]

@@milky55 some black woo spouting moron

[@kylesenior]

Interesting the yield is quoted as 8.3 Mt. My copy of the official Dominic test series report lists it as 10 Mt.

[@ronan452]

Lots of people are commenting on the huge but lightweight Ripple II secondary fired in this test, but it's also worth mentioning the diminutive Kinglet primary. It was only a foot or so in diameter and contained around 3.5 kilos of plutonium, achieving a 10 kiloton yield through boosting (info via Chuck Hansen's Swords of Armageddon.) It was a very popular device to drive experimental secondaries with at the time, and they even used it to replace the Robin primary in the W47 Polaris warhead after the brittle cadmium tape debacle happened. I presume Kinglet was one-point safe and did not need such crude safing mechanisms. Very cool technology.

[@zechariahdymond4358]

We're way more ahead in terms of technology in terms of well, everything then will ever be let on to us the public.

[@ronan452]

@@zechariahdymond4358 It's not quite like that though. There's no getting around the basic capabilities of these fuels. The complete fission of a kilogram of plutonium or uranium lets go of about 17 or 18 kilotons and the complete Jetter fusion of a kilogram of lithium-6 deuteride releases about 64 kilotons. However, the fissile metals are far denser than the hydride fusion fuel. In modern weapons compactness is at an extreme premium and advanced targeting systems obviate the need to have extremely powerful weapons. Because fissiles are so dense, it makes up for their decreased specific yield and so you'll find that modern weapons are very dirty, allowing them to be compact. A 10 megaton squeaky clean behemoth of a device like RIPPLE has no use as a weapon today. What you find in the current stockpile is weapons 20 times less powerful (half a megaton or less) and on the order of only a foot or two in diameter. The way energy is coupled to the secondary and the ratio of fission to fusion has been optimized since at least the 1970s or 1980s. There is no secret warhead design out there the size of a hand grenade that has a two megaton yield because it's not physically possible. And if you pay attention to developments of potential warhead designs like the RRW or the upcoming W93, you'll find that new designs are actually less compact and weaker than the warheads they're meant to replace. This is a result of design conservatism in the face of nuclear test bans. Nukes really are a mature technology. If you want to make them more powerful than 500 kilotons or cleaner than they currently are, you simply have to make them bigger. The modern nuke is in a design sweet spot of compactness, weight, and power.

[@dilanandrade606]

Ei amigo qual faculdade vc se formou para ter esse conhecimento ? Comecei a ler me interessei muito pelo comentário. No caso acho que você é físico?

[@christopherleubner6633]

Yup. The newer primaries are even smaller and have a 2 point laser based firing set that turns the egg shaped core into a supercritical sphere using very creative math. This design is as fail safe as it gets.❤

[@ronan452]

@@christopherleubner6633 The optical initiation thing probably isn't true. Devices with prolate pits like W88 employ these things called mechanical safe and arming devices (MSADs) which rotate a booster pellet into and out of alignment between an exploding foil initiator and the rest of the main charge. A prolate primary like Komodo or Surfer would have only two of these, which would preclude any kind of direct optical initiation. Not to mention that for such a laser initiated device, at the interface between the fiber optics and the main charge you would probably need some sensitive booster layer which would invalidate the IHE requirement of the warhead. My thinking (and I believe the current popular thinking) is that these devices are quite literally two point, employing nothing but fancy main charge and pit geometry to get to a spherical configuration at the moment of pit stagnation.

[@Indrid__Cold]

This is the "cleanest" Nuclear weapon EVER built. It was designed to exploit something called the "Ripple Design" which achieved a full 10 megaton yield using a primary with a yield of ONLY 15 KILLOTONS! It used an extremely efficient Shockwave effect that perfectly focused the tiny primary to fully ignite its fusion fuel, while producing nearly ZERO fallout as opposed to a traditionally designed thermonuclear weapon. The design would have produced 35 megaton CLEAN warheads weighing only SIX THOUSAND POUNDS! Unfortunately, the design came at the end of the Era of atmospheric testing. Several more full scale tests would have been required to fully weaponize the design. It would have fundamentally changed the US nuclear stockpile.

[@slightlyirradiatedmuffin3257]

Beyond just the end of atmospheric testing, the weapon was no longer really needed. The whole point of RIPPLE was to create a yield to weight ratio far beyond anything achievable with the traditional setup. The reason why the US wanted this was because of fears that Soviet anti-ballistic missile technology could take out warheads reliably from their normal detonating altitude. If however, you could create a large enough bomb, you could have it detonate far up enough so that the ABM couldn't reach it in time. But this required increasing the yield to weight ratio as ICBMs at the time could not carry a warhead in excess of around 10 megatons. And for this purpose a much bigger bang was needed. However as the 60s progressed it became apparent that ABM technology, Soviet or American for that matter, was far less effective than they had suspected it could be. And traditional ICBMs were still going to be more than capable of reaching their targets at normal altitudes. So the need for RIPPLE or other high yield-weight ratio designs went away.

[@placeholdername0000]

​@@slightlyirradiatedmuffin3257Also, it is possible to saturate ABMs with MIRVs. So the US focussed on having many compact nukes on each missile instead of a big nuke.

[@TactileCoder]

You sound way too animated describing the efficiencies of a device meant to maximize destruction. 😅 Hopefully you're not in any position of power...

[@Indrid__Cold]

@@TactileCoder Wouldn't you like to know.

[@CeruleanFilms]

I wouldn't be surprised if the research has continued. With computer modeling you probably could work out the math without actually needing to test it.

[@jayc2469]

0:08 seconds for the First flash then 0:19 for the Second. This must be some huuge rig capable of extreme shutter speeds / frame rate. A simply epic capture of the fringes of science unleashed

[@Tomek4070]

0:08 is the first and the second flash almost simultaneously

[@clapanse]

​​@@Tomek4070No, the second flash doesn't peak until something like 1:45 or so. On an 8 megaton device like this, the second peak occurs something like 3 full seconds (in real time) after the first, so they absolutely aren't just blending together at 8s there. That also gives you a good idea how slowed down this video is - 3 seconds in real time turned into 100 seconds or so in this video.

[@Desert-edDave]

As the description states 2,400 fps - that's not at all impressive by today's standards.

[@jayc2469]

@@Desert-edDave I'm making *Zero* comparison to todays technical capabilities - only you pal! :) Back then, this was the extreme edge of technology

[@warphammer]

"EG&G collection" - Edgerton and co. were the masters of early film high-speed, especially for these tests.

[@tannerbellino4759]

Dominic is a name common among Roman Catholics and other Latin-Romans as a boys name. Originally from the late Roman-Italic name "Dominicus", its translation means "Lordly", "Belonging to God" or "of the Master".

[@Meekseek]

No kidding does that tell you what these people think?

[@brookemortensen2570]

Right on point my dude. I’m glad I’m not the only one that knows that.

[@struspedzisraczka7853]

Yes, that's right. Domin-ation, domin-ator, domina etc.

[@fix-and-drive-diy-repairs]

They can't break it,

[@Agaetis181]

Lucifer is trapped and he/she can't stand it.

[@CottonFist]

looks like they turned night into day, but even brighter...

[@bleachx135]

Spiritual so in da building

[@lowrckxs6421]

GBE- ZJL xD

[@counteract]

On god

[@delxsm]

Stfu

[@Adzer-di1mf]

GAZER GAZER

[@Maxfr8]

Irradiated Coca~Cola

[@user-cr5yy4te3i]

How close would you have to be to get a nice suntan from the UV emitted by this fireball?

[@abortodedios]

slide your cursor over the time line of the video and you will see in the thumbnails and you see how it may looked like.

[@josemanuelsilvaramirez8389]

Alguien sabe a qué distancia está el camarógrafo de la explosión nuclear?

[@claythomas7982]

I watched one video here that depicted multiple rockets being fired upwards and about 4 minutes into launch, the missile exploded against a solid something 'wall' or structure that stopped every missle that struck it. The conjectures was that government was probing the surface to see if they could 'crack' it. The other purpose was to get an idea of how expansive this 'dome' was and where did it connect to earth, if, there was any connection between this anamoly and the surface of the earth. Video evidence reflects there were hundreds of nuclear missiles fired at the 'dome' to determine its characteristics.

[@soadj28]

It could be that or, and just stay with me here, they were fused to go off at a certain height. I know, sounds crazy, magical sky dome is a more likely scenario, but just think about it.

[@zyyrtt951]

Can you link me to the video you watched? I’m looking for information about how they tried to send nukes to blow up Jupiter

[@romanceenthusiasm7972]

@@soadj28 Your comment is like a missle deterrent.

[@FreneticZetetic]

@@soadj28 Both scenarios can also be correct. Some are aimed at a possible ceiling, some are set to go off at a certain height, perhaps within a certain proximity of said ceiling. Others maybe just at a certain height. I don't believe this is an all-or-nothing situation.

[@deadhorseak]

No. They're made to detonate at a certain height, instead of closer to land which could increase fallout.

[@christopherleubner6633]

The spikes projected are electrical arcs as the light knocks off and ejects the electrons from the air. This one clearly shows the double pulse effect from the air being so violently heated that it cannot let the light escape initially. 😮

[@lilark9674]

It hit the Dome!!!

[@deadhorseak]

Again, this test was detonated at a height of 3.7 kilometers. Mount Everest's height is roughly 8.848 kilometers, 2.39 times the height.

[@philipchesleyiii]

If it had hit the dome considering that the plane is at the same height the top of the explosion would be flat-ish. Not perfectly spherical. It didn't hit anything. Use that brain of yours. I know it's possible, so try it

[@ecurb10]

2,400 frames/second!!! That's crazy!

[@jakestellar4600]

Very crazy considering it was IMPOSSIBLE at the time.

[@Evan_Bell]

@@jakestellar4600 How did you determine that?

[@alliedsoul97]

@@jakestellar4600 The 1944 Marley camera was capable of 100,000fps. What makes you think that 2,400fps footage isn't 2,400fps?

[@deadhorseak]

@@jakestellar4600 Rapatronic cameras, used as far back as the Trinity test were able to capture an image with an exposure time of mere nanoseconds.

[@billpugh58]

@@jakestellar4600 come tell us about the moon landing hoax and the flat earth again uncle Jake…….

[@Evan_Bell]

The cleanest nuclear test ever performed.

[@Evan_Bell]

@Donny Lafferty The biosphere is not a region of the atmosphere. It was detonated 3.7% the way to space, so nowhere near. It was the cleanest weapon because of its design, not where it was fired.

[@martinross6416]

The power of Ripple.

[@iitzfizz]

Amazing spherical fireball

[@toddbellows5282]

I wish there was a description of what's happening. Altitude of detonation? Location?

[@DangerElevates]

There is a description for the bigger tests like this one too somewhere I found sifting through these videos, I’m in a rabbit hole currently lol

[@austin5060]

The first frames say 8.3MT @12k feet

[@VetraFX]

A Bunch of satanic pedophiles are trying to break out of the Creators firmament because they know he’s real and humanity is bound to earth. They know the rapture is coming and they want out.

[@zacharyburell1747]

You are the starlight in my sky

[@pw4g492]

Look into what stars really are

[@noel_2963]

@@pw4g492 where do I start???

[@idiotburns]

The birth of a portal

[@TheDealRonaldTrump]

Munitions was my career field in the USAF... and I can't really figure out what's going on here. 🤔

[@kellyem33]

ikeatropic weapons design, plasma focusing and pulsing designed to use ablative (radiation burning) to create a time managed compression for maximum central point energy, igniting a deuterium-tritium mixture where the explosion does not destroy the mechanism before the fuel is nearly used up, 99.9% clean.

[@EvanBranum]

That was a stupid long fireball. Holy moly

[@user-cr5yy4te3i]

This video segment was only four seconds long in real time.

[@cv4wheeler]

This massive shot came the day after the Cuban Missile Crisis ended, as the Soviets turned tail and ran back to Mommy Russia. It put quite an exclamation mark on Kennedy's major Cold War victory. Of course, there were 7 nuclear tests at NTS and on Johnson Island DURING the Missile Crisis!! Housatonic was also the last bomb dropped from an airplane, since that was a rapidly fading way to deliver H-bombs after the Powers affair in 1960. There sure was a lot of hot nuclear action in those days, and I was a kid, soaking up the Sr90 in my growing bones.

[@roadgent7921]

This was the highest yield US test by aircraft air drop. Delivered by a B52.

[@BuddhaSheep]

How/why does it just sit there? On land or under water they seem to explode and dissipate whereas these appear to maintain a burning mass, nearly perfectly round, for over 7 minutes!

[@JohnLewis13]

Assuming it was filmed at 2400 frames per second, the 12707 frames in this video correspond to just 5.3 seconds of real time.

[@philipritter3642]

Also, if you weren't aware, you can pause videos and advance or rewind them frame by frame with the < and > keys.

[@philipritter3642]

It's longer than 5.3 seconds because the counter at the bottom is not counting the frames on the original film, rather the number of frames in the digital scan. Look at some of the other videos that are not slow motion, the counter runs at exactly the same speed. I estimate the length of this clip to be around 30 seconds in real time because the detonation occurred at an altitude of 12,100ft meaning the reflected shockwave would take a little over 16 seconds to hit the bottom of the fireball which it starts to at @4:10 in the video. An 8MT airburst will have a fireball radius of around 4,000ft, with the shockwave decoupling from the the fireball when the fireball has a radius of approximately 2,000ft (at @0:17). That means after decoupling, the shockwave travels 10,000ft to the ground, reflects, and travels another 8,000 feet back up to the fireball (which has now expanded to it's maxium radius of 4,000ft). The 18,000ft round trip takes 16.5 seconds. So if the time between 0:17 and 4:10 in the video is 16-17 seconds in real time, the whole video is somewhere around 29-30 seconds of real time.

[@BuddhaSheep]

Wow! Great explanation! Thank you for clearing this up. I honestly had no idea they had slowed down the playback.

[@BuddhaSheep]

That is a great video to watch! Thanks for the suggestion @Mike Smith

[@user-not-found-401]

Y’all exposing so. Making it more obvious the amount of people he has waking up. It’s a good thing but we be putting him in jeopardy like that

[@clintbeastwood1947]

Lil Thane Exactly. People never protect the sources. We give up the movement for a couple KZbin comment likes

[@--Valek--]

@@hideopeachling1692 ooh nooo lol

[@colton7373]

@IP2Cx Historian classic racism

[@pluto6736]

Sun gazer so in the da building

[@thecandyman9308]

If it's between this, and Putin moving one inch westward, then so be it.

[@user-ht2lt2vz2z]

мощность бомбы в том видосе составляет 4мегатонн или 2мегатонны

[@OllyO-gt8pg]

aliens flyby and say..."those pesky humans ...just what are they doing"

[@jimmy2drinks]

sky is replaced by sun for many seconds :(

[@Ninja_Revenge]

Last airdrop test, cleanest one as well

[@drggrr]

What is this?

[@Anhidema]

Spiritual

[@mentoracaciocarvalho5264]

🙌🙌

[@kyle8442]

Like staring at the sun

[@shitosawpasterski2978]

all two-stage/full scale deuteride-tritium implosion radiation explosions started at the sun

[@Necraal]

Because it is the sun ...

[@deadhorseak]

In fact the core of the fireball reaches temperatures hotter than the sun briefly!

[@Maxfr8]

Indeed, more, please.

[@MrPyroguru]

Why is it taking so long for the fireball to burn out?

[@bueb8674]

Slow motion

[@MrPyroguru]

@@bueb8674 Thank You

[@mamayanga]

Here comes the sun

[@omair.raza1]

I regret looking at some comments

[@TheMonica82]

😇

[@deshawnhicks6677]

Right on

[@neemiassilvasantos4276]

His trieyng destroyer the domme

[@deadhorseak]

Someone flunked English and Physics class.

[@plate.armour_0996]

🌞

[@telesniper2]

Lookout Mountain Studio's FX budget was low for this one

[@philipchesleyiii]

Oh please

[@telesniper2]

@@philipchesleyiii You're welcome.

[@kingblaze7272]

spiriual so in da building

[@999evon]

Rasengaaaann

[@stolonell2790]

Super massive rasengaaan

[@zendariun101]

Is that on the sky? What is that blob

[@philipchesleyiii]

Did we not read the video description?

[@MrWeed-rg3zd]

I dont get this

[@rapturedpassage]

They were trying to bomb the wall-like thing few miles from space.

[@Silverstone_-]

@@rapturedpassage what wall-like thing?

[@rapturedpassage]

@@Silverstone_- Dome

[@dennismadigan2023]

@@rapturedpassage the firmament Genesis 1:14 14And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: 15And let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so. 16And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he madethe stars also. 17And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth, 18And to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good. 19And the evening and the morning were the fourth day.

[@dennismadigan2023]

@@itshelenkellerbitch1119 it means there is a dome above us and they were trying to blow through it.

[@us-ndmacaf--9941]

Fireball is 3800 〜4000ｍ

[@noelht1]

Dude shall we nuke the sky? Yeah that’s gonna rule!

[@Robert-bu5fv]

Why were they doing this?

[@philipchesleyiii]

Testing the effects of nuclear blasts at different heights to test the effects on the ground. Should be fairly obvious.

[@zendariun101]

Firmament, although this is probably not the one

[@philipchesleyiii]

@@zendariun101 Has nothing to do with the imaginary firmament

[@zendariun101]

@@philipchesleyiii oh really 🫢 big shock 🫣🫣🫣

[@juscelinojclnsg7916]

Metraton Cube a combination of geometric shapes that gives a high power of cohesion that even atomic bombs can break that was the dominique project with the launch of thousands of atomic bombs near the dome. I believe the dome also uses this geometric shape or Metroton's cube.

[@sferrin2]

Wut?

[@dischargesummary8794]

This could be anything

[@bookofsounds014]

so they filmed the sun

[@alzeNL]

bad day to be a bird

[@user-akmal]

Why can't nukes penetrate the dome but Apollo can?

[@Saltiumine]

The only thing Apollo penetrated was the minds of useless sheeps. Apollo was filmed in a studio.

[@percyspinn2139]

It CANT! AND DIDNT!

[@al2954]

Nasa lied, it's all been lies. Nothing can break it, nothing man made anyway.

[@philipchesleyiii]

​@@percyspinn2139what about Starman sitting in Elon Musks Tesla Roadster?

[@Homelandervtech]

I have become death the destroyer of Worlds.....

[@PlayWithYourThumb]

Time to drink some Dargol.

[@zendariun101]

Can you hear the music?

[@jasonjamaican]

see how stupid humans are..suppose those missiles actually made a hole in the firmament and water came rushing down

[@gboogie360]

Like in the Simpsons

[@jasonjamaican]

@@itsnimbus o cool

[@al2954]

Dome can heal itself. I guess it was prepared for stupidity.

[@zendariun101]

It would have been over for them lol, humans are like children playing where they shouldn't be, they know not what they do

[@microphonematt7331]

Hit the firmament?!

[@jaysworld4380]

Hue Man , by under no circumstances do I believe the flat earth bs etc. but the one question I have is why would we be shooting high powered nuclear missiles into the atmosphere like they are just some fucken rubber bands? There’s something bigger than just to fuck around and shoot these type of weapons. There is more to it.

[@ashleytanner5985]

PlatinumJ you’re exactly right, and the firmament actually exists. Separate everything you were taught in school about space for just a few minutes.. and reallly think about this. Go with tour true instinct like you just asked, why would they shoot heavy equipment into open air- just for fun? No. Their trying to break the dome, that separates earth from space. People have become so indoctrinated that they would rather laugh at this comment & believe what their told; rather than actually research it and form your own opinion.

[@soadj28]

@@ashleytanner5985 No, you need to take your meds.

[@THEMONSTERMATTMAN]

ThE MaD KiNGs you are living in a Disney fantasy lie ... idiot 😂

[@davidmelton6387]

@@soadj28 No! You fucking idiot! How about you take your meds! If you was trying to be funny by insulting Ashley Turner then you are not funny. If anything you are lame.

[@josesuarez5693]

Let's rename this video operation waste of time

[@bitchitsdes]

spiritual so

[@gearsofwar3111]

Who here cuz of spiritual So?

[@dmitrijkuznetsov8053]

цифрокал, никакого драйва.. Белая пуговичка на леске.

[@meganappolis471]

Spirit bomb

[@dernesf]

Estavam jogando bomba nuclear nos céus, queriam furar o que , a terra e plana queria furar o Domo mais ñ conseguiram Deus seja louvado eternamente

[@philipchesleyiii]

😂

[@SuperpowerBroadcasting]

Nukepilled

[@christopherdrain5801]

So... look bro 🌏👀

[@mrscott9399]

There are images shows the nuclear warhead hitting the firmament and exploding lol. You’re not getting out Hasatan

[@believersmotivation_777]

Nuking the firmament

[@romanceenthusiasm7972]

Exactly but it's impossible, they are now trying to somehow gain entry into perhaps a flaw but what lies in the water above the firmament is an unpleasant monstrosity(Leviathan).

[@Evan_Bell]

This detonation was at an altitude of 3.7km. There are mountains taller than that lol. You think everyone who climbed Mt Everest had to break their way through an Earth sized dome..?

[@deadhorseak]

No

[@jeraldvincecruz3584]

It's never a test..never....it's a destruction of the dome...1 million truth..

[@ayobami5774]

The sun 2.0

[@josesuarez5693]

Operation foolishness lol,,🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😄

[@spacemanbose]

Looks fake

[@deadhorseak]

This was real enough that it sent a detectable shockwave around the world.

[@zendariun101]

@@deadhorseak face of the earth

[@jnelletrim1478]

Remember God loves you!♥️ Please repent of your sins before it's too late.

[@kylesenior]

"Loves" people but allows horrendous suffering in the world followed by an eternity in hell. Sure he is.

[@jnelletrim1478]

@@kylesenior and who's fault is that? You have a choice, everyone have freedom of choices. You dont have to go to hell, you have an opputunity to go to heaven according to how you live and your relationship with Jesus.

[@jnelletrim1478]

All the suffering that's happening you think it would of happened if we obeyed the commandments and laws in the bible? He told us what's best for us and we decided to go against it and then complain when the consequences of our actions come.

[@jnelletrim1478]

@@kylesenior one thing for sure is God is a just God. What i am doing right now is trying to let more people know about his love. You have a choice to either turn your life around or continue on the same path. YOUR CHOICE.

[@kylesenior]

@@jnelletrim1478 Do you tell women being beaten by their husbands that if they just complied he'd stop hitting them? By the way, how is Timothy 2:12 working out for you? Are you following God's word there?

[@dylanpayne1523]

Spiritual so

[@followhim1203]

I feel sorry for people who look up to so. He may have been aware life the flat earth but he stills denies Christ and is unknowingly leading souls to hell.

[@followhim1203]

@Jason Shearin happy for you

[@followhim1203]

@Jason Shearin well also in reality, sometimes you can have different people who have different opinions about said reality.

[@followhim1203]

@Jason Shearin I think it’s worth mentioning that I wasn’t raised to believe in God, and for the most part in my life I believed in the globe with certainty. Do you believe that I came to my now different beliefs about the flat earth and the firmament without facts?

[@followhim1203]

@Jason Shearinwell the fact that you believe that my beliefs about the earth are wrong and that I have no facts to support said belief is merely an opinion. You may believe that your opinion about my beliefs is a fact. At the end of the day this is still an opinion and I very much respect it.

[@percyspinn2139]

That's your choice not his.. Weak statement

[@soadj28]

Flat Earthers should take their meds.

[@deletdis6173]

They're the ones who were never prescribed meds in the first place because they never pursued help.

[@UnityFT4]

SPIRITUAL SO IN THE BUILDING SUN GAZER SO IN THE BUILDINGGGG NATURE SO IN THE BUILDING

[@antonelloguadambino7974]

Totally real

[@Denzo_MS42]

Any one here cuz of spiritual so??