Nuclear Weapon Effects on Vehicles 

The greatest car ever

Is the tent made out of vehicle, or is the vehicle is made out of tent ? It screams because it doesn't know

Sorry I can't go to work today because my tent broke last night.

Simone Mastroianni lmao

@@nikitastompanato6458 fastest response ever lol

They used some special camera so this is actually zoomed in

Lenses. Lots of lenses.

The camera was protected inside a fridge :)

Nukes. Why'd it have to be Nukes!

theODDster Thanks for providing a real answer, and not saying, “LoL LoL NoKiA GiMmE 300 LiKeS”

Timmy was just evaporated

We did it bois, Timmy is no more

*YEA FUCK YOU TIMMY!!!*

Imagine being Timmy

Ok jimmy

It’s actually the paint, then the car gets blasted by the resulting shockwave.

Kikohoooo

Imagine Gods light burning our sins away

@@smokakilla3997 it's amazing how we were ae to make something similar

@@--------352 ehh i disagree because it doesnt compare but i get how u mean it .

True😂😂

always has been

@@daeho_sambo ALWAYS HAS BEEN.

Back in those days people were tougher. Thats why they are called baby boomers.

The cameraman is the only person that can defeat saitama and Goku

Nokia camera

@@Letucehead shot on iphone

@@Theguywithspectacles no, Nokia 4 ever

@@baldwinivofjerusalem47 oh ok...

@@baldwinivofjerusalem47 You know I have a nokia 3310...

Imagine riding a tent..............

@@KeksimusMaximus You don't have to imagine it anymore ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mcj75l2gJcY.html

Famous for it action in ww2 korea. And iraq

Oh the pioneers used to ride these babies for miles!!!

Way to steal someone else’s comment douchebag

Lol

"I've had worse"

They should've used this camera to take a picture of the Elephants foot in Chernobyl instead

COME ON! You panzy

A scratch? You're disintegrated!

Scrub it until it reaches the paint

NEVER use a sponge on nice paint

You should NEVER use a sponge on anything ever

Reddut

lol I felt that XD

That was useful.

ok boomer

@@mustafaamiri3277 ew its 2020. Get with the program

@@mustafaamiri3277 The 2 idiots were asshole trolls, don't listen to them, "Boomer" is the generation after WW2 my guy, it's not even an insult.

@@TheClickbaiterA If you don't think "boomer" is an insult then you clearly aren't aware of what they are responsible for.

NASA image

😂

Damn son, u got that right!

Actually its a toy car, match box

@@zcex 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Good one mate

No. Dig a burrow. Go underneath it 800 feet.

@@Jaibheemmusalmaan r/wooosh

Everyone living in 2020, Bruce is living in the year 3020.

Hahahaha

Nah all ya need is a fridge

That's if the shockwave doesn't obliterate you with infrasound.

Those couple seconds feel like hours

Those couple of seconds are enough to melt you 😂👍

stormykeep actually it’s a few milliseconds. But you vaporize so the shockwave just blows the ashes away.

Skin can get 3rd degrees burn or even get carbonized with just seconds of exposure to the flash.

Dang bro, what model? I drive one from the 1980s

@@gamer_man7999 my grandpa has one of those. Too bad the engine broke down

Hahhahhaha

1:01 I drive one of those

😂😂😂😂 savage

Yea

But the camera didn’t. Amazing right? Fake

@@ToToros_Adventures It's a joke right? You can't be serious

@@ToToros_Adventures Tell me then, how to fake it. Back in the 50s

@@ToToros_Adventures your one of those huh

It's the flash from the esplosion. Light travel at light-speed so it's almost instantaneous.

@qdaniele97 of course but it's not everyday you see an amount of light sufficient to near instantly vaporize paint, smoke tires and combust a whole tent. Quite a unique treat

@Fr Catholichnikov what uneducated peasants call "heat" is just energy transferred from one body to another. In case of a nuke this energy is released, amongst other things, as electromagnetic radiation. Electromagnetic radiation on a frequency visible to human eye is called "light". And invisible em radiation is pretty much light as well. You can capture it through UV, Infrared, roentgen and other types of specialized cameras. So yes, it literally is fucking light, you doy-oy.

@@deptusmechanikus7362 zero chill XD but yes. I would have just said the heat is been carried by the light obviously. Im guessing you were reading all the "cAmErA iNvInCiBlE" comments and have lost all patience ROFL

Hey b0ss I have seizure

Tom Balino it’s not a car that’s a tent

TalkingTomYesThomasYesPuppyDogPalsNo And that’s a woosh.

It’s a mobile garage

@@wilkinsandwonkinsandmore1308 -_-

@@wilkinsandwonkinsandmore1308 you deserve This ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dQw4w9WgXcQ.html

Chernobyl is still better than this video

@@Anxmaly666 How are they even related...?

@@thegreatzoom5073 1. Radiation 2. BOOOOOMMMMMM!!!!!!!

Thank you. Finally I saw an explanation about the dust moving towards the explosion

Thank you! I was looking for this!

I'm trying to

mans not hot

it must be 1000%+ Celsius

About 1200* to vaporize led paint and nukes reach 50,000+

Basically, if you put a human in there, they would instantly become an extremely burnt toast then the shockwave will scatter the ashes.

“Ran when parked”

U mean 8/10?

Low milage unrestored condition, ran when parked no low ballers.

Sami Al-halabi “I know what I have so no low ballers”

Fucking lol

lol I can hear it in Norm's voice.

Try detonating one Its really silent

If you were looking at it with no goggles, you would go blind in the flash and deaf in the shockwave.

That's because they used a silencer.

@@EZ-cz5en and probably dead too

The tires are the only anime character that can defeat Saitama and Goku

On the first car it looks like it went flat in the front

The paint evaporated because it’s a thin layer. Nuclear bombs are unimaginably bright, but not for that long. During the flash, a layer is vaporised off of anything in line of sight, but the flash is over quickly enough that things far enough away will only lose a thin layer. Of course anything flammable will be ignited instantly. Objects close enough to the bomb can be vaporised entirely.

Michelin is proud

@@Anxmaly666 Hahahahaha😂😂😂

filmed from far away

@@esasaarinen2423 No, it was some very brave cameraman out there.

@@Ritchiet nope it's a pole with a camera on it

@@MelonadeFX The longest selfie stick ever conceived.

if there was an actual camera man, he probably died of cancer a few months later!

Stop coping

How the Camera Survive?

@@OcultumSapientia good question

Use a fridge :)

@@OcultumSapientia the camera was probably from Nokia

So dark bro

That one minute is skyrim intro

Like Fallout with magic

" You were trying to cross the border right ? "

420th like

I don't see why people make fun of that. Considering a lot of public buildings are made of reinforced concrete structures, you can be quite protected inside, and the desk will prevent stuff from falling on your head.

Alexandru Ianu were you born stupid or is that a something that developed throughout your life?

@@fcbayern444 Actually, he/she's not wrong. Depending on how far away you are from the blast, staying indoors and away from any windows can do wonders. Now, if you're only 1 kilometer away, then you're fucked. Further, and the chance of survival increases.

-Wallenstein- bruh hi. And @Alexandru lanu need to learn how to take a joke.

Hiding under the desk is basically a lie. Reason for that the seating list the teacher has shows which dead students under the desk is located.

LoL

Underrated comment 🤣

Hey you stole my profile pic

@@tensecloud7106 No, you stole mine!

Thief

Really, no matter how scared of them any of us are, we should probably be more scared than that. They are, without a doubt (and in a heavily contested field), some of the most sinister, awful things humanity has built. We'd do well to remember what the people who lived through the use of these devices have to say about them.

Yeah, but radiation poisoning is some scary shit. I'd rather be killed by the blast (・_・; )

@@user-nd2lg4jp4f exactly my thought.

There’s bigger nuclear that are scary but a but any nuclear bomb will always be the top 5 on the scariest,just think if you are far enough to survive you’d have burns if even farther away you would have to deal with radiation that will make you very sick or have cancer. Not only that your child could have mutations. So a nuclear bombs blast isn’t powerful to today’s bombs but it is the most powerful on leaving a trace for years

@@thatonedud8325 um A nuclear powered blast is the most powerful type of bomb we still have ..Nothing comes close

0:35

Me either was thinking the same

"I turned myself into a car, Mr. Stark!"

Then you clicked the next video MAX VOLUME

@@四季-i5k lol

Thank u for the information

Yeah i believe that, even the moon with old technology, will clearly seen from a special camera

@@user-on8vk5gb6x hhaha makes me wonder so how advance it is now 2020 hhhaha

It was set up behind a wall or something similar. It's not "super secret advanced zoom capabilities" lmao.

Well the camera is between the car and the bomb as it has to get the "burning" side, which means it has to be at least on the same side of the bomb to get the picture. What they probably do is have a earth work embankment covering the back and sides of the camera to deflect most of the blast and heat. You can see the blast wave on the ground at around 300 degree angle (on the first car) from the camera which suggests that it is not a long range shot as the circle of the blast would probably obscure the picture before it hits the car.

I bet it really pisses off the surrounding campers lol

Humans will be vapourised

Because temperature is crazy high.

The bomb had the same yield as the one that detonated over Hiroshima. The mortality rate at 1750 meters was about 20-30%, so it's actually not that unthinkable that you would survive at that distance. Fatality rate at approximately 1000 meters was about 70-80%, and at 350 meters approach 99%.

@@xxfalconarasxx5659Presumably those that survived were behind walls and other barriers. You see here how the thermal radiation first ignites the paint, then the shock waves comes. If you are behind a concrete barriers you might survive the former, and then the shock wave may or may not kill you, depending on how strong the structures around you are. But out in the open you will get burned to crisp.

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Lol

Rip.

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*Nope it's the sign of hitler I guess*

He is bumblebee

Dead autobot nuclear test 1955 uncolorized

Did you think they would use a perfectly fine car from earth?

Oh no

Jeremy Clarkson 😂

Some flex tape will fix that right up for you.

Faceless Man gloryhole remover

Lol yes

We are made of energy. If it weren't for some grounding force we would explode cataclysmically just as a nuclear bomb.

@@bennettwinters7278 Yeah but no. Nuclear bombs are fueled by plutonium or uranium. We would have to be converted 100% by colliding with anti-matter in order to go off like a nuclear bomb

@@TactileTherapy yes, we aren't fissile like nuclear fuel, but we are made of energy nonetheless.

and deadly. There are few things on the planet that release more energy than a nuclear explosion. Almost all types of energy that exist, released in large amounts all at once.

John Smith bruh you can see them dropping off the wheels before they get blown away

the light alone starts to burn the paint/surface... thats sick

the heat of the light evaporates and burns the surface of the paint, that's what is happening in the film

It would melt

@@genbaku485 that's hot. Uff...

Your skin would be like an burnt toast.

What skin?...

@@vin-dog575 are you that dumb?

I was wondering the same thing

They were put in concrete pillboxes with steel foundations, iirc.

They were probably off from a distance with telephoto lenses.

@@edwinclements8112 how does that work? the schockwave is coming from behind the camera, placing the camera even closer to the source :D ITS A CONSPIRACY!

The cameras are inside structually reinforced boxes. The boxes are on top of 10-18 feet strong steel poles that have an 8 inch diameter and are set into a concrete base. The poles also have additional anchor wires and together with the low aerodynamic drag the shockwave simply passes it, maybe only giving it a slight shake. Here is the technical document for it. apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a995330.pdf (google ada995330 if the link is dead).

Mr stark - I missed the part where thats my problem.

the footage ran at 64 frames per second about 2.7 times faster than standard 24 frames per second. Since I can cheat and know the actual information, the distance to ground zero was 2938 ft.

Ah. So this kind of answers a question I had. They look like they're being hit twice. So it's light/heat wave then shock/air blast?

Wow, I always admire when people can assess such things! I was hopeless when we had passing trains exercises at math lessons...

@@alyg3044 Indeed; massive heat / light since for an instant the detonation is hotter than the surface of the sun (!). That of course results in massive expansion and the subsequent shockwave.

@@alyg3044 yeah, the intense flash of light that burns arrives virtually instantly (it travels at the speed of light, unsurprisingly!), but the shockwave is much slower. If the shockwave moves at the speed of sound, that means it takes roughly 3 seconds to travel 1km, and from that you can roughly work out the distance between the objects and explosion.

They drive the weekend adventure

@Goettschwan They chopped down a bunch of trees from Mt Charleston for that!

yeah, its called a tentmobile, in Germany they call them zeltwagens

I thought it was the sand/dirt that was instantly pushed onto it from the shockwave of the blast

Well as you see it can move and it can contain people. Must be a car.

A god if Olympus

Ok Hans

@@steele_heart77 whoever you were talking to deleted their comments, now it just looks silly, I would recommend deleting yours too.

@@Metal_Master_YT Thanks for the heads up, mate.

@@steele_heart77 thx, I had the same thing happen to me, have a nice day brother.

They have zoomed

@@NoobMachiavelli r/wooosh

Vault 87

@@Anxmaly666 ah yes, reddit.

The update came out yesterday, so they must have patched it already

Yep and I own that exact model

it was probably beecause they had to say SOMETHING to people in order not to make them insane from fear.

That's precaution. If nuke hits near you, you die. But if nuke is far and only shakes the building you will be safe from building parts fall right on you. Like helmet doesn't guarantee safety but reduce impact and increase surviving chance.

It's so fake. If you really believe that Hollywood crap then you should by me the same nuclear resistant camera from the 50s who could film it up close without any fibration noticable. Sheep

​@@thomassmith9230 here are the technical specs for the cameras that filmed this "Hollwood" movie. Of course they'll be far too complicated for a conspiritard such as yourself to understand. apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a995330.pdf

@@thomassmith9230 If this is fake, then what _was_ this exactly? And _why_ would they fake this sort of thing?

Should've gotten into a lead-lined refrigerator...

Duck and cover.

The picture wasn't that burned it was sand that crashed against the vehicle

No. First the paint ignites and turns into smoke. "Sand" arrives with the the rest of debris with the blast wave and flips the car

@@deptusmechanikus7362 Ik brudda, Ik

@@spicy_cheerio5819 if you already knew, then why did you say "The picture wasn't that burned it was sand that crashed against the vehicle" ?

@@Metal_Master_YT Bc he said picture not paint so I was confused and said I know he picture isn't burnt

yep. small amounts of fissile material still have more than enough "stuff" to make a very powerful fission reaction.

even the Hiroshima weapon was quite small compared to the stuff we have today...and it didn't even release it's full yield (and dudded, I think). and THAT killed all those people and did that devestation.

I don't think so ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mcj75l2gJcY.html

Wait you guys don't use tents as vehicles?

Ta re piola

Insert roblox death noise here

Evaporatorated….. terrifying thought.

Yep it was.

That's exactly what I was thinking!

I agree with u dude

True true

It would be orange.

The radioactivity blsted the color off the film.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t8IvER-GGEY.html Same test but in colour with different footage.

Ay ur here

car has no soul Dumbo

I’m gonna go ahead and guess that that’s the paint being singed off the car

@@JuraimyAirlineManager You must be fun at parties

Poetic

@@Anxmaly666 😂😂😂

I say the same about my 42 ford. I own the exact same model as the second car

how would removing the paint on a metal car protect it? you would just be *removing* a layer and therefore *removing* protection.

I would feel safer in Vault 47.

Although the car will handle it better than a house, it's only because the car can move. As soon as the shockwave hits, the whiplash will kill you or you'll be killed by flying debris. If you're far enough away, a sturdy building can protect you better than anything

Yeah that shockwave hits the car at the speed of sound. You’ll have a better chance of survival after being hit by a train.

yeah it's just like burning in a pan

Wow, if thats what happens to frisbees, imagine what this thing would do to a piece a paper.

Wow, if thats what happens to a piece of paper, image what it would do to a nerf bullet

I think the shockwave would be welcomed at that point.

@@ThurstonHowell3rd would it be welcomed holding a 300k degree cilecius within ? 🤔

At that distance, the human body vaporizes just like the paint.

It's radioactive

@@glipk even better

These car are smoking some maruvana

Car started burning from heat . Even paint burned in seconds

@@racingraptor4758 ohhh👍

The cameras are set up multiple miles away but are extremely zoomed in using special technology for the time. That’s why the camera didn’t get incinerated

@@Aisthetes24 how come old camera have high technology

It’s not like those civilian cameras back then they were high tech and approved by the US government. How else do you think we would have seen this footage if the camera didn’t have “high technology.”

@@Aisthetes24 Ok thanks, sorry for a late reply

Yes chaddi

@@adityabahl what do you mean?

@@kritikamanjotra8348check his name🤣😂, dont misinterpret my comment as comment on hinduism or gita