Holy crap - NUCLEAR explosions real shots

[elron]

[detoxed]

Awesomely amazing

[StickyGreen]

just hope you don't ever see something looking like that in real life...

[NoCarrier]

[nico-t]

at least the end of the world looks pretty.

[C_U_Next_Tuesday]

Whats better is the first few microseconds of the atom bomb igniting







"Automatic Camera situated 7 miles from blast with 10 foot focal length. Shutter speed equaled 100 microseconds."

[Crynos]

Thats amazing, and at the same time really scary

[nikki99]

Originally Posted by NoCarrier

[crockett]

Originally Posted by C_U_Next_Tuesday

Whats better is the first few microseconds of the atom bomb igniting







"Automatic Camera situated 7 miles from blast with 10 foot focal length. Shutter speed equaled 100 microseconds."

That picture makes me wonder what happened to that tower for some reason..

[KRL]

Originally Posted by crockett

That picture makes me wonder what happened to that tower for some reason..

[reynold]

Originally Posted by StickyGreen

just hope you don't ever see something looking like that in real life...

Too bad, nobody can assure us of that right now.

[Spunky]

Pretty amazing pics

[Big_Red]

my fireworks at home are way better then those.

[notabook]

Originally Posted by StickyGreen

just hope you don't ever see something looking like that in real life...

Actually, that's the one thing that I hope to see more than anything else in life, in fact that's my chosen way to die -- total nuclear war everywhere all across the globe.

[Vitasoy]

That would totally suck

[Sami]

I've seen some crazy videos of I believe hydrogen bomb tests in the ocean near Alaska.

Pretty crazy

[bobby666]

impressive pics

[fudpuck]

Pretty wild...

[Enema]

Originally Posted by notabook

Actually, that's the one thing that I hope to see more than anything else in life, in fact that's my chosen way to die -- total nuclear war everywhere all across the globe.

I hope you get colon cancer and die by slowly bleeding out your ass you dirty fucko.

[Wiggles]

mushroom clouds look pretty cool, hope i don't ever see one live ;)

[martinsc]

scary shit.

[beta-tester]

wow, it looks amazing....very scary!

[notabook]

Originally Posted by Enema

I hope you get colon cancer and die by slowly bleeding out your ass you dirty fucko.

I think I'll let Black Spongebob take this one:

[slavdogg]

has anyone connected all the nucreal tests in the 2th century to Global warming yet ?

[bvds]

amazing and very very scary!

[Ace_luffy]

Originally Posted by NoCarrier

[joshll]

wow, nah thats somat'

[Mr. Romance]

powerful


Mr. Romance

[ilbb]

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by C_U_Next_Tuesday

Whats better is the first few microseconds of the atom bomb igniting







"Automatic Camera situated 7 miles from blast with 10 foot focal length. Shutter speed equaled 100 microseconds."

that's the guy that invented the modern strobes for cameras BTW and here are some survivor stories from atomic warfare interesting read

[Tdog]

Hollywood can do some amazing things.

[directfiesta]

Originally Posted by NoCarrier

to the point

[sickkittens]

Originally Posted by crockett

That picture makes me wonder what happened to that tower for some reason..

It still stands.

[Farang]

thats scary

[Manowar]

amazing pictures

[L0rdJuni0r]

Originally Posted by Wanton

that's the guy that invented the modern strobes for cameras BTW and here are some survivor stories from atomic warfare interesting read

Fuckinc nice link!!! These are some crazy stories, it made my hair stand!lol

This is a crazy one for another actual survivor

"I was stationed at Ujina fire station. Our duty was to work 24 hours from 8 o'clock in the morning to 8 o'clock in the following morning. We were divided into 2 groups for the shifts. On that day, August 6, I was just about to leave work and go home at 8 o'clock in the morning. Shortly before it, the all clear was sounded. So I started to go home to Sakaemachi. When I reached the streetcar stop, I found out that I had missed the car by just a few minutes. So I had to wait about ten minutes more before I got on the next car. The car passed through Miyuki Bashi and was approaching the train office, when I saw the blue flash from the window. At the same time, smoke filled the car which prevented me even from seeing person standing directly in front of me. In about half an hour, I went out of the car. I noticed that the fire was burning everywhere. The sky was dull as it covered by clouds. I decided to go back to work and I ran back to the fire station. There was nothing to drink at all. Can you see there is a streetcar over there near the fire station? When I reached that corner, I jumped onto the fire truck with my colleagues who were on duty on that day. I joined them. We drove along the trouble way but we had to return to the fire station soon because there was too much fire and we couldn't do anything at all. When we were on our way back to the station, and approaching the office of the Tobacco and Salt Public Corporation, we found that the warehouse was on fire. So we stopped there and went inside to put out the fire. When the fire had come down, we decided to go to the main fire station to find out what had happened. We passed by the Miyuki Bridge. It was so hot as the result of the heat produced by the fire. The electric-light poles burned down. All of us wore raincoats to protect us from the fire. We also wore caps for the same purpose. Using buckets, we threw water over ourselves when we reached the water tanks. Finally, we reached the main fire station. I guess that about 5 or 6 of my coworkers were there already. Then we were told to take care of the seriously injured. We drove a chief to a hospital and then we drove towards Miyuki Bridge and Takano Bridge, where we found a lot of people dying. There were about 4 or 5 firemen on the fire truck. The men in good condition were clinging to the side of the car. We heard many people swearing, screaming, shouting, asking for help. Since our order was to help the most heavily injured, we searched for them. We tried to open the eyes of the injured and we found out they were still alive. We tried to carry them by their arms and legs and to place them onto the fire truck. But this was difficult because their skin was peeled off as we tried to move them. They were all heavily burned. But they never complained but they felt pain even when their skin was peeling off. We carried the victims to the prefectural hospital. Soon afterwards, the hospital was full, so then we carried the injured to the Akatsuki Military Hospital. On the following day, we decided to visit the small fire stations throughout the town. I believe there were about 20 or 30 small stations with only 7 or 8 firemen each. Those small stations were temporary place near police stations and city halls during war time. The workers stationed at the important places were all killed. I visited one of the fire stations and inside the burned fire engine, I found a man who was scorched to death. He looked as if he was about to start the fire engine to fight the fire. Inside the broken building, I also found several dead men. I guess they were trapped inside the building. Many of my colleagues who survived on that day died one month later. Some of them lost their hair before their death. Yes. There were lots of firemen who died one or one and half months later. I feel very sorry for them. I also feel deeply sorry for those who lost their families. I sincerely hope that there would be no more nuclear war."

[C_U_Next_Tuesday]

Originally Posted by Wanton

that's the guy that invented the modern strobes for cameras BTW and here are some survivor stories from atomic warfare interesting read

Great link, thanks

[V_RocKs]

[butterflybucks]

Originally Posted by nico-t

at least the end of the world looks pretty.

[Cassie]

no wonder our ozone is going to shit.

[blksunblkmoon]

scarey stuff

[EdgeXXX]

[HpicAnn]

Originally Posted by StickyGreen

just hope you don't ever see something looking like that in real life...

Hope it too!

[avalanche]

Very cool pics!

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by L0rdJuni0r

Fuckinc nice link!!! These are some crazy stories, it made my hair stand!lol

This is a crazy one for another actual survivor

"I was stationed at Ujina fire station. Our duty was to work 24 hours from 8 o'clock in the morning to 8 o'clock in the following morning. We were divided into 2 groups for the shifts. On that day, August 6, I was just about to leave work and go home at 8 o'clock in the morning. Shortly before it, the all clear was sounded. So I started to go home to Sakaemachi. When I reached the streetcar stop, I found out that I had missed the car by just a few minutes. So I had to wait about ten minutes more before I got on the next car. The car passed through Miyuki Bashi and was approaching the train office, when I saw the blue flash from the window. At the same time, smoke filled the car which prevented me even from seeing person standing directly in front of me. In about half an hour, I went out of the car. I noticed that the fire was burning everywhere. The sky was dull as it covered by clouds. I decided to go back to work and I ran back to the fire station. There was nothing to drink at all. Can you see there is a streetcar over there near the fire station? When I reached that corner, I jumped onto the fire truck with my colleagues who were on duty on that day. I joined them. We drove along the trouble way but we had to return to the fire station soon because there was too much fire and we couldn't do anything at all. When we were on our way back to the station, and approaching the office of the Tobacco and Salt Public Corporation, we found that the warehouse was on fire. So we stopped there and went inside to put out the fire. When the fire had come down, we decided to go to the main fire station to find out what had happened. We passed by the Miyuki Bridge. It was so hot as the result of the heat produced by the fire. The electric-light poles burned down. All of us wore raincoats to protect us from the fire. We also wore caps for the same purpose. Using buckets, we threw water over ourselves when we reached the water tanks. Finally, we reached the main fire station. I guess that about 5 or 6 of my coworkers were there already. Then we were told to take care of the seriously injured. We drove a chief to a hospital and then we drove towards Miyuki Bridge and Takano Bridge, where we found a lot of people dying. There were about 4 or 5 firemen on the fire truck. The men in good condition were clinging to the side of the car. We heard many people swearing, screaming, shouting, asking for help. Since our order was to help the most heavily injured, we searched for them. We tried to open the eyes of the injured and we found out they were still alive. We tried to carry them by their arms and legs and to place them onto the fire truck. But this was difficult because their skin was peeled off as we tried to move them. They were all heavily burned. But they never complained but they felt pain even when their skin was peeling off. We carried the victims to the prefectural hospital. Soon afterwards, the hospital was full, so then we carried the injured to the Akatsuki Military Hospital. On the following day, we decided to visit the small fire stations throughout the town. I believe there were about 20 or 30 small stations with only 7 or 8 firemen each. Those small stations were temporary place near police stations and city halls during war time. The workers stationed at the important places were all killed. I visited one of the fire stations and inside the burned fire engine, I found a man who was scorched to death. He looked as if he was about to start the fire engine to fight the fire. Inside the broken building, I also found several dead men. I guess they were trapped inside the building. Many of my colleagues who survived on that day died one month later. Some of them lost their hair before their death. Yes. There were lots of firemen who died one or one and half months later. I feel very sorry for them. I also feel deeply sorry for those who lost their families. I sincerely hope that there would be no more nuclear war."

and we wonder why they have TV shows of men getting kicked in the nuts?

[media]

I like the reply from the computer on wargames after it simulated all options of thermonuclear global war.. ""the only winning move is not to play"

Scary to think what could happen if/when there is a nuclear strike.. A good old movie about potential life after a strike is "The Day After".. Really makes you think...

[spazlabz]

Originally Posted by C_U_Next_Tuesday

Whats better is the first few microseconds of the atom bomb igniting







"Automatic Camera situated 7 miles from blast with 10 foot focal length. Shutter speed equaled 100 microseconds."

this is weird but in the last pic here i see a truckers face wearing a ball cap on the left side of the explosion

my wife doesn't see it at all... does anyone else see it?


spaz

[DaddyHalbucks]

Freaky/ scary stuff.