Most Replayed Moment: Here's What Happens When A Nuclear Bomb Drops! These Countries Will Be Safe!

Uh If I was a Fly on the wall. Not that there would be a wall left. What would I what would I s I was looking at America or the UK after it been strike struck by

these nuclear bombs by thousands of you know Russian or North Korean nuclear weapons, what would I see? What would the visuals be in those minutes after the strike? I describe The first bomb. In the scenario that strikes the Pentagon, it's a one megaton thermonuclear bomb in painstaking horrific detail, all sourced from defense department documents, defense scientists who have worked for decades to describe precisely what happens to things and to humans.

And it's horrifying. But on top of the initial flash of thermonuclear light, which is 1080 million degrees, which catches everything on fire in a nine mile diameter radius. On top of the bulldozing effect of the wind and the all the buildings coming down and more fires igniting more fires. On top of the radiation poisoning people to death and Minutes and hours and days and weeks. If they happen to have survived. On top of all that, each one of these fires creates a mega fire that is a hundred or more square miles. And so essentially, in essence, what do you see? Well, in the scenario at minute seventy two, a thousand

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