Even a very big volcano can not be compared with a global firestorm :2 cents:

Are we talking about the radioactive fallout (as I said already, just add a shell of cobalt and it will do the trick ;)) or about the destruction power? About 15% energy of a ground explosion will turn into a radioactive fallout (a regular nuke w/o a cobalt shell). On the other hand, in case of the high air explosion, there will be no radioactive fallout at all. But once again: it won't be a main problem of the total nuclear war. The global firestorms will finish our civilization. The survivors will envy those who died instantly in the blast area.

Yes, but only one at a time. You do ten in a three day spread in North America.... And no place in North America would be safe. Ten more in Russia and no place in Russia is safe, not to mention Europe is going to get the radiation. Then factor in Europe will have to be attacked... Japan and Korea because of US troops... Not much left.

What ever is left will feel the fall out. If the radiation doesn't kill what's left, the nuclear winter that follows most likely will.

Using a fake name while spewing your own misguided beliefs as if they are facts may make you feel good about yourself, but your dismissal of the suffering of animals and the environment they need to live as inconsequential makes you fucking dogshit.

**********, posting while masturbating about michael bay is not a good look for you.

it makes you look desperate.

Let's get serious for a min here, the rest of us are shooting the shit about an arcane topic which really has no consequence and no real answers. We're all enjoying the to&fro and differing views, again about something that there is no real answer. Yet your getting butthurt about it all.

simmer down.

Whatever you say, big guy!

I don't know about the one at a time, I think that there have been multiple nukes blasted at the same time. At least for example the Tsar bomba was equivalent of 50-100 common nukes.

Anyhow, no one has said that nuking is safe, but there is a difference between a lot of destruction and death, and between total annihilation. In WWII there died about 73 000 000 people. War is not very safe, with or without nukes. I thought we got that already established.