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A nuke less than a millisecond after detonation, very hot. -
I think it's the nuclear explosion itself.
"After World War II, the Atomic Energy Commission contracted Edgerton, Germeshausen, and Grier to photograph atomic bombs as they exploded. How to deal with the blinding light, the need to be miles away from the explosion, and the speed of the nuclear reaction in the bomb were problems the trio were asked to solve. The solution was the rapatronic (for Rapid Action Electronic) shutter, a shutter with no moving parts that could be opened and closed by turning a magnetic field on and off. The duration of the exposure was as little as two microseconds."
Good little article about it: Rapatronic Camera: An Atomic Blast Shot at 1/100,000,000th of a SecondComment
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But enough of that...
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I feel mixed emotions.Comment
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Please, more hot pics with girls not with "nano hormons" :DComment
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Plasma. It's just a plasma. Fireballs are in D&D games only. Where did you learn physics, man? E=mc^2 (the formula, you have learned when you were a school boy) means that lots of energy can be created from a very small mass.
P.S. You can't film an X-ray burst like that because it's being expended with a speed of light.Obey the CowgodComment
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The definition of the word "awesome."Comment
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