How the "Little Boy" Nuclear Weapon Worked  

Birthday present to shithead ziliski,!

Lol yea kinda

You know what is the sad part? So much of knowledge but used for destruction and lots of innocent lives vanished , burnt and blown away like dry leaves. May they be in peace wherever they are. Im not a japanese Im an Indian but i feel for every person on the planet . Nationality is just a concept created,we all are global beings and Humanity comes first before nationality. Hare krishna🙏🏼🌻💐.

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Nah. Too heavy and require too much expensive nuclear material to build while making no use out of most of them.

At your local 7 eleven next to the hand grenades.

I do have a short about how the Gadget, which was functionally identical to Fat Man, worked.

Just watched it, great animation!

No. It's far more complicated than that, however the reason its suddenly smashed together is to make the mass go super critical, meaning the uranium reaches the point of emitting so many neutrons, that it leads into a continual self sustaining reaction. This was actually accidentally done on the demon core, which actually killed a few people. They where testing it, and one of the tests involved getting the ball of plutonium as close to going super critical as possible. This was done bt surrounding it in tungsten (this might be wrong, but i remember them previously using tungsten bricks i just can't remember for certainty if the sphere encasing the core was also made of it) reason being, tungsten is extremely dense and is likely to reflect neutrons. So encasing it in tungsten would make it go super critical, however this would be very, very bad for anywhere near as it would emit lethal doses of gamma radiation. To prevent it from going super critical, the scientist used the tip of a flat head screwdriver, yes he really was that unsafe and yes it did result in him and a few others dying either from radiation sickness or radiation related illnesses. One day it went super critical from of course, an accident. As soon as the tungsten dropped down, encasing the plutonium it went super critical, releasing a bright blue light. This only happened for a few seconds before the scientist quickly flipped the lid off, even then it was easily a lethal dose and then some. He died a painful and agonising death at the hands of radiation sickness, inarguably one of the worst ways to die as your body literally falls apart cell by cell.

japan did a lot wrong arguably worse than the concentration camps and they started long before hitler

A necessary evil nonetheless

@@warbrain1053 why necessary

@@detroitsmoke313 well i wonder what would happen without nukes. WW3 between both blocks. Tens of millions of dead

Maybe the next will be over your house since you love it so much I'm hoping for you to see first hand 🎉

確かにセンスが悪いですよね。 広島・長崎への核兵器使用を正当化するつもりなのでしょうか？ 核廃絶を訴えるならニューヨークに落としたらどうなるか？の動画にするべきです。

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You somehow made this about women, how? How are you that much of a miserable incel?