#megatons

[theartofmany]

"There can be beauty in destruction”. Some of us have heard this before and I think this video is somehow a good representation of that statement. “This is a clip of the Castle Bravo nuclear test detonated February 28, 1954 (according to the DoE) at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific Proving Ground or March 1, 1954.   Castle Bravo at 15 Megatons (MT) was the largest nuclear test conducted by the United States.“ Take in mind that this video went through film colorization and they added the audio of an artificial aircraft engine sound (which makes it sound more terrorific) From Youtube channel atomcentral: Castle Bravo Yeah, goosebumps...

[justadandak]

The Megatons to Megawatts initiative offers many lessons for navigating overlapping crises in a rapidly changing world. The proposition of turning nuclear weapons into low-carbon energy is even more compelling today, given rising electricity demand and the urgent need for decarbonization. But this astonishing success story is largely unknown. It has gone unmentioned in the memoirs of major Cold War figures, and few have heard the name of the man, Thomas Neff, who dreamt up the idea and labored for years behind the scenes to make it a reality.

The Little-Known Nuclear Deal That Could Help Our Climate Crisis

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MEGATONS

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GOD BLESS THE SUPREME BEINGS

[podapsiweb]

Megawatts and Megatons: A Turning Point in the Nuclear Age? Megawatts and Megatons: A Turning Point in the Nuclear Age? by Richard L. Garwin and Georges Charpak…

[daniel-john-s-blog]

World Breaker Hulk feat. With only three simple footsteps World Breaker Hulk would have completely shattered the US Eastern Seaboard which has a total area of 1,020,533.05 square kilometers or 394,030.01 square miles. Each step would have to deliver 1.125 billion megatons of energy so that 3 steps was enough to shatter the US Eastern Seaboard. A maximum force punch from the World Breaker Hulk would have 11.25 trillion megatons of energy!

[daniel-john-s-blog]

A supernova explosion can produce a blast energy of ten octillion megatons which is what everyone claims Superman withstood. Superman was caught in the blast of a supernova at least 80 million miles away. Superman survived but was out cold for a good period of time. Getting knocked unconscious like this, for the amount of time he was unconscious would indicate some serious internal damage Superman had to recover from. It would take over 71 minutes at 10% of the speed of light for the blast wave to reach the planet Superman was on. At this range and with half of Superman’s surface area Superman actually only withstood 63, 426.17 megatons of energy. This is still a massive amount of energy and based on this a punch delivering at least 2,350 megatons is enough to knock Superman out for at least a few moments. A punch of this energy could release 10% of the strike energy into the atmosphere and ground. That means knocking out Superman is like detonating a 235 megaton bomb at the point of impact. At the very least this energy would vaporize a city!

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