Little scene

BOOM!

going to redo this......... shock wave will be added and more dust
and the cam will move too

test clip still in the works

Old video of a Russian bomber dropping the largest nuke ever tested.

I 'know' this will happen in my lifetime. I just hope i'm not next to it when it does!

tMc Nuke Site

A weather channel in the Czech Republic gets pranked when hackers break into one of their automated cameras and add make it look like a small town was nuked.

BillyBobJoe from Youtube.

cultofthevoid 1. bush nuke em

A montage featuring the weapons and delivery systems of the Cold War Soviet Union.

Fun with a foil bag in the microwave.

THE WORST 2 MINUTES OF YOUR LIFE

Check out all the things a nuke test will do at the point of explosion and all the places around it.

WTF? .... to late BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!! the end...

Atmoshperic test ban treaty nukes montage, with President Kennedy.

Radioactive baby!

WOW I can't believe this is still in my HDD...ok so yeah I used to play this stupid ass Trickster Online MMORPG in its early days and there was a rare item from a monster that could drop and crash your   more...game. Yeah, it crashes every players around it. So after you relog, this item becomes invisible on your screen but you can pick it up if you mouse over where it dropped. Then, this item will be in your inventory.

Now with the nuke item in my inventory, I decided to go in the main town where everyone is AFK with shops open to sell their crap. So I dropped the item to crash everyone in the town (making myself crash too in the process...that's why the relog part). Then people were starting to disconnect together.

Sorry for the video quality, I think it was my very first movie created. There is a big black line at the bottom and at the top of the movie because I wanted to hide my conversations I had with my friends.

This movie is dedicated to the Deity clan I was into, and the Piggy faces...WE HAD GOOD TIME DUDES!  less

how the world will end

When the impossible is what you want, THIS is who you need.

the same kind of situation - make a world beater , then ruin it

The requirements were made official in March 1957 with GOR (General Operational Requirement) 339. This specification was exceptionally ambitious   more...for the technology of the day, requiring a supersonic all-weather aircraft that could deliver nuclear weapons over a long range, operate at high level at Mach 2+ or low level at Mach 1.2, with a short takeoff ability from rough and ready airstrips.

Specifically the requirement included:

* deliver tactical nuclear weapons at low level in all weathers.
* photo-reconnaissance at medium and low levels day and night
* electronic reconnaissance
* deliver tactical nuclear weapons day and night at medium altitudes blind bombing if necessary
* deliver conventional bombs and rockets

Low level was stated to be under 1,000 ft (300 m) with an expected attack speed at sea-level of Mach 0.95. The operational range was to be 1,000 nautical miles (1,850 km) operating off runways of no more than 3,000 ft (900 m)
Work on GOR 339 continued, with a deadline for submissions on 31 January 1958. A large number of proposals were entered; EE's P.17A along with designs from Avro, Hawker and Vickers-Armstrong (through their Supermarine division). Short Brothers also sent in the P.17D, a flying platform that was to be used in concert with the P.17A, lifting it into the air so that the P.17 did not have to have VTOL performance on its own. The Air Ministry eventually selected the EE P.17A and the Supermarine 571 for further development. The Ministry was particularly impressed with the Vickers submission, which included not only the aircraft design, but a "total systems concept" which outlined all the support facilities and logistics needed to support the aircraft in the field.

GOR 339 was revealed to the public in December 1958 in a statement to the House of Commons. Under pressure by the recommendations of the Committee on Estimates, the Air Ministry examined ways that the various project proposals could be combined, and in January 1959 the Minister of Supply announced that the TSR-2 would be built by Vickers-Armstrong working with English Electric; the initials coming from "Tactical Strike and Reconnaissance 2"
The envisioned "standard mission" for the TSR-2 was to carry a 2,000 lb (900 kg) weapon internally for a combat radius of 1,000 nautical miles (nm) (1,850 km). Of that mission 100 nm (185 km) was to be flown at higher altitudes at Mach 1.7 and the 200 nm (370 km) into and out of the target area was to be flown as low as 200 feet (60 m) at Mach 0.95. The rest of the mission was to be flown at Mach 0.92. If the entire mission were to be flown at the low 200-ft altitude, the mission radius was reduced to 700 nm (1,300 km). Heavier weapons loads could be carried with further reductions in range.

Extensions to the TSR-2's range were planned to be made by fitting external tanks — one 450-Imperial gallon (2,000 L) tank under each wing or one 1,000 Imperial gallon (4,500 L) tank carried centrally below the fuselage. If no internal weapons were carried, a further 570 Imperial gallons (2,600 L) could be carried in a tank in the weapons bay.

It was also planned to be able to equip the TSR-2 with a reconnaissance pack in the weapons bay which, coupled to the aircraft's capable sideways looking radar (SLAR), would have turned the aircraft into a formidable "recon" asset not unlike the contemporary North American RA-5C of the United States Navy.
The design was a large aircraft to be powered by two Bristol-Siddeley Olympus afterburning turbojets, with a large shoulder-mounted slab-wing with down-turned tips, an all-moving swept tailplane and a large all-moving fin. The engines were a variant of those used in the Avro Vulcan, and would later be developed further for Concorde. It is often stated, incorrectly, that the leading designer of the TSR-2 was Vickers' Barnes Wallis, the legendary aeronautical engineer f  less

whether by exotic energy weapons , tactical nukes , thermite , thermate but not by planes - music by spiney

World leaders reacted quickly to condemn the testing of the world's smallest nuclear bomb by the world's smallest country.

stunning explosions trinity & beyond , nuclear guns , ships , planes etc