Teapot Apple 2 Cue houses atomic bomb effects 

It's easy to build strong camera emplacements, when you know what it has to withstand ahead of time and are not impeded with a close budget. Those lack of constraints are sadly not available to the average home builder.

its amazing the camera's used didnt vaporize, get destroyed by the shockwave or short out from the EMP

Derek Wall for the emp part these cameras were most likely not using computer chips so there would be nothing to be fried

For real

I'm wondering if insurance companies would consider the damage to the roof as wind damage?

Imagine standing in that.Your body suddenly combusts and you literally get blown away just a few seconds later.

Yep. The first wave is the thermal wave, followed by the successive shockwaves

C.T. P That's because the heat is travelling at the speed of light. The blast wave has to move through the air itself.

RIP 01:38

@ masacatior The guy on the Video walked in the House long before the Bomb was dropped, you just have to look on the cars. They're not there anymore when bomb explodes

Smoke, not dust. It's from everything directly touched by the light bursting into flames.

That's smoke from the fire. When the bomb goes off everything in a certain radius just bursts into flames instantly, and the things in ground zero just evaporate.

Its both dust and smoke, this test took place in a desert so lots of sand to be kicked up. @@pin7131

This is Nuketown 2025

why do items and junk disappear like the items in 0:58 and 1:17 and also 1:54 there is plenty more

I was just thinking the same thing! Most videos have cars before the blast, then no cars right before the blast hits. Also, the cameras don't even vibrate while filming nuclear blasts? Fake videos?

They just did transitions and stabilize the video

Conclusion: too many people here don't realize they put people in frame before the blast because this is a simulation of what would happen to American homes and buildings at the time if they were hit by an atomic bomb, and then BEFORE the bomb went off they removed them. And since I doubt they walked, the cars were probably their own personal ones.

LMAO though the same sarcastic thing when I saw that

But mama was still people out that window as you did that hit I yelled at I centigrated

*BOOM*

I mean atleast it cleaned the roof

One big fart and it was over...

Nope not gonna happen.

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Yes, like the dream scene of Sarah Connor in terminator 2

where do you think the James Cameron got the idea 👀

Like the first time you got laid

Yeah a 10,000 degree flash will do that 😐

And that destruction is just from a little atomic bomb detonation. Imagine if it was a blast from an Hydrogen Bomb with multi megaton force.

It's fake

@@urbanobstaclesI know, how does nobody else realize it’s animated.

​@@LP-my9sdIts real footage from teapot apple 2 or operation cue, look it up dummy

​@@urbanobstaclesIt takes 2 seconds of research to find out its real my guy.

​@@psychopunk8817it's fake tell me how did the camera survive

Nuclear-bomb-proof cameras. Later, they designed the cases for Nokia phones.

Because it’s a hoax,they are keeping us in fear with this nuclear bomb bullshit

Concrete is a wonder material

@@West_Coast_Gangpffffffff wake up…..one of these house flashes frames and theres trucks and people walking around then the flash and then theres no trucks. This footage was made in a studio

@@jessemauer5455yep

Yes! I was like: what the fuck are you doing?!

I thought he had farted!

ME TOO, I SEE IT, WTF IS THAT GUY DOING 1:39

there could be some delinquent in prison, this guy in the case, sentenced to death, so the test founders thought "hmm, why not put someone sentenced to death to see how their body will react" well, I think so

Yes. I was like: WHAT ARE YOU DOING! YOU ARE GONNA HAVE LOW CHANCES OF SURVIVING!

American nuclear tests had all sorts of stupid names, like Buster Jangle

bogus peanus, or, my favorite one, Upshot-Knothole. At least Castle Bravo is a cool name.

Teapot is the name of the test series. Apple 2 is the name of the specific test. A retry of the failed Apple 1 test.

@@92kosta castle bravo even looks like a aggressive name

​@@observer4916 In the early days of nuclear testing, the US gov intentionally chose inconspicuous or even silly sounding names as a way to deter espionage. It would be stupid to call your test program something like "Operation Death's Hellfire" because it would be like inviting every spy on the planet to come see your research.

Starfish Prime is my favourite. Crossroads Baker destroyed many famous ships of WWII including Prinz Eugen and Nagato (well irradiated anyway in her case). Tests have funny names you can look up lists.

"back in the day" code name were generated from a list of random words. for the past 20 years or more the politicians have apparently named them for most impact with the dum dums.

You can see the vehicle’s disappear before the blast. So it was obviously cut. And how do you explain the camera not even budging…..?

@@buckfiden1228 Read other comments if you want answers to those questions, now answer mine: How do you fake a thermal pulse? I'd _love_ to know.

@@PWN3GE all this was exposed recently on Joe Rogan’s podcast

​@@buckfiden1228 He didn't expose how they faked a thermal pulse. That's the part I wanna to know.

@@buckfiden1228they disappeared before the blast because it’s called a film cut my guy

And that was a near ground burst, imagine a higher altitude.

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Why does it look like battlefield cutscenes

A colorized version would be frightening.

Fisheyes are underrated in videography

7000 mph. No time to blink think or count.

There aren't really any flames bursting... its just a quick radiated melting of the surface and the seismic wave of the bomb. You can see on the structures after the smoke passes that nothing is burning (except for a couple of videos).

I’m very impressed by how the truck and jeep vaporized at @1:16 😳😳 complete vaporisation

@@anonymeister123 Those things also vaporized from the twin towers

@@anonymeister123 it’s a cut, they’re not going to nuke civil defense workers

7th they're all die

Nr 1, 2 and 6 are all the same thing and come first. Most of the energy is released in x-rays but plenty of visible light too. Thermal radiation is just light. It's the lighr that sets stuff on fire like a laser beam. Broad spectrum electromagnetic pulse across all frequencies from radio to infrared, visible and all the way to gamma rays but the vast majority is in x-rays. So the light, heat and emp arrive at the same time, your TV cuts out, while you are blinded and set on fire, then comes the shockwave. Radiation exposure is both prompt from the x-rays etc in the moment of detonation moving at the speed of light (in air) and delayed from the fission profucts falling back down and material being sucked into the fireball and becoming activated and radioactive. High altitude detonation with no fallout will still kill you with radiation sickness. Fallout you ingest and alpha rays shoot your molecules apart from the inside. Gamma and x-rays smash your molecules (especially DNA, proteins, amino acids etc...) from afar. Alpha rays can't pen a sheet of paper so they are "harmless" unless ingested. That's why you can hold the plutonium core of a bomb in your hands, no problem (heavy though) or natural uranium. But if you smash the uranium with a hammer and breath in the dust, yeah... call the ambulance. Gamma and x ray go through walls like radio. Only thick heavy material stops it like 3 m of lead. Or soil is good too. Also the blindness can recover. The eye has a remarkable ability to heal. Even if you burn out all your "sensors" they will grow back. Vision returns after minutes to days to weeks, depending how close you where, how bright it was. Same thing as staring at the sun. Your eyes recover. But don't do it. Still likely permanent damage, not 100% again. It depends. Everyone is different. Crawl upwind after detonation. You can feel that if you still have skin left, which is unlikely as close as these houses are. That's more in the "poof" regime.

@@user-lv7ph7hs7l Great statement overall, but its worth noting crawling upwind if you're downwind of a blast will bring you to ground zero. Its like trying to escape a rip-tide, you have to run sideways to the wind to escape the fallout. though, if you're already upwind of the blast then running further upwind will just take you further away.

@@basil9973 Well I'm assuming the hypothetical person being nuked saw that nuke go off so presumably they wouldn't move towards it. It's not like a test where after 30 s there's only some blackened desert, there would be firestroms and skyscrapers toppled so I'm guessing it would be pretty obvious where the bomb went off roughly. Of course if you're blinded and crawling along the pavement with radiation burns it probably doesn't make much of a difference what direction you crawl you won't be making a lot of progress and also you're extremely unlikely to survive. If it's even a question qhere the bomb went off you were far enough away and then probably best stay put and close the windows. I forget what the scenario was, an all out exchange or some terror attack. If it's the latter help is on the way and you best stay qhere you are if it's the former you ahould probably envy the corpses.

Best to be underground and no where near the detonation

Tessso

Homes and houses got a lot more batter so they would probably last better against a small blast

@@MaPule2468 actually homes are not built near as well as they once were so it would probably be even worse. Jesus bless y’all.

Agreed. That is a particularly haunting perspective..

Ye,only like 5 kilotons

Jason Spangler: Fallout 4 reference?

Terabit3 Gaming Indiana Jones reference you fucking casual

Its so easy to recognise that reference!!!

lol

The Fallout 4 reference's from the movie :|

Sheilded with lead crystal glass, and metallic lead.

Telescopes. Have you heard of them?

@@__cdbThey didnt use them. Refer to the reply above yours, they used lead glass and lead sheets to shield the cameras from the radiation. Had they not, the film would have been intensely damaged by the immediate release of neutrons from the explosion. Thankfully the cameras of the day were mechanical and not electric, so the EMP had no effect.

Nukes are fake

​@@__cdbtelescope that records sound?

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Doesn't apply to me, my sneezes are incredibly loud.

It's the polar opposite for my class tho. There's this 4 girls who sneezes extremely loud honestly it's disgusting.

@@sthepaniegarcia8929 si jajaja

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Let's not also forget the fridge seemed to fly through the air about a mile before crashing down to earth...and he just sort of climbs out it and goes about his day.

@@libo2000 also don't forget that that scene was poorly done and heavily criticized. Its not like superhero movies do any better either. They just want things to look cool, not realistic

@@skychieftain Superhero movies at least can argue they are inhuman. The only unreasonable powers he has is a good aim and a whip that never fails, things you can ignore as "pure skill". Surviving a Nuclear Blast in a friudge is just moronic, you can't even argue it was calculated luck.

@@libo2000 yeah that's why it was heavily criticized.

@@libo2000 Not a single Hollywood movie is realistic. Even the ones based on a true story.

I wonder how much tnt would be needed to mimic a 7.5 quake?

@@iamarizonaball2642 A measurement that high would require special circumstances. Simply exploding a bomb at surface level probably wouldn't do it, unless the bomb was of an extremely unconventional and fundamentally impractical yield. But if you buried the bomb at a decent depth, you'd more easily reach earthquake-like conditions. Project Cannikin was a 5MT bomb buried in Alaska and its detonation was measured as 7.0. That gives a good estimate. Maybe somewhere between 8 and 12MT (again, buried) would reach 7.5.

“How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb”

Face your fears is an ancient method for overcoming anxiety.

@@GalootWrangler lol!

They can. Pretty easily.

Where r u from

It's not the same

As im sitting on our 11th floor software engineering office... i can tell you that the details have not yet been able to capture something of this magnituded. So many variables to account for with physics. We can get close but not close enought... yet. For CGI

And these weapons are puny!!. If this was a 15 megaton Hydrogen bomb forget the windows being blown out the entire house would simply disappear.

I just noticed that too.

@@mikepilot777 when the pyrotechnic guys setup the pyros too early btw the moonlanding 100% real} this america made to fuck with the russians abd brag about there bombs

The clip is fake

@@AGENT_02056 haha...you are fckin fake.

​@@AGENT_02056no, its not... Yall saw that one short that said it was faked and thought. "GeE i GuEsS iTs fAkE."....

Lmao

I completely agree with you, it's a terrifying site to behold.

I thought it was funny. This is what should be used on the terrorist protesters.

Who the fuck thinks that we should nuke people who are peacefully protesting.

@@t-man1587 tearing down of our beautiful statues is not peaceful and violence is not peaceful. These people need to be returned to God as in dead immediately. Amen.

@Tyrone Taylor round them all and put them in the old test areas and lets do a test.

Nuclear physicist award goes to you.

Comment of the decade

Crazy how this “bomb” can be created completely practically in a Holly wood basement….

@@CoercedJab they exist though, idk if this clip is specifically fake or not but it's undoubtably amazing what science has achieved

@@mrtoast244 These are real tests. It's actually become a problem, they detonated so many test devices at these sites that they are incredibly contaminated.

He had lead for blood 😅

and they blew it up two separate times in this video...

@@ricardocardoso5423Or…and hear me out…they built multiple exact copies of the house to test the effects of the blast on it from different ranges………..

I wonder if it were brick whereas the rest were made of wood ?

@@eyesturnedeverinwardit was far away

Free haircut

LMFAO

talk about a snatch game

@@pablitoilmito3297 lol

Fastest cancer in the west

Theres another vid around here someplace where the show camera set up.

The cameras were encased in steel and lead and placed on Towers rooted into the ground with concrete.

​@@BrandON-rd7gpits called a white lie. When countries kicked out white colonials, they came up with new lies to control. As long as countries agree to the satanic ways of the west in abortion, homosexuality and genocidal 'medicine ' they are safe. It is a spiders web of lies

It's fake, fake I tell you. 😂

​@@BrandON-rd7gp Indoors recording do not require this much protection, the building already absorbs a lot of the heat and shock wave. The standard is less elevated.

aserta the best structure at 4700 ft. is the 1 story, pre-cast, concrete house.

In theory--yes. But these double digit kt warheads are one thing; the triple digits are another; I suppose distance is key, among other things.

Well, no. The best one would be any structure that could be built, say, 20 feet below the surface with enough structure to resist a 10 psi over-pressure for 5 seconds. Lining, profile, etc are irrelevant. and what Liam says.

It all depends on how close/far you were from the blast really. At some point, even if you built a structure that could withstand the blast, you'd still be cooked from the heat alone. No getting around that.

The heat pulse is not that much to contend with. After all, all you need is a layer of material that could stand up to the heat for, oh, 5 seconds to hide behind. Of course that may become difficult to find closer in than a half-mile. OTOH, again, at a half mile or less the prompt radiation gets dangerously high at around there, and that is no where near as easy to avoid. Lead lined refrigerator notwithstanding. If you look ata video of the Grable shot (teh one out of a canon), you'll notice black and white smoke near ground zero before the blast. That was an experiment to determine whether white or black smoke would interfere with the heat pulse better. As it turned out, they were both pretty effective in absorbing/reflecting the light/heat.

lambaline wasn't it tho

Courtney Romiti In a way it was kinda.

@@AMirrorForAFace But it was

As a guy said earlier:"Haunting,Hellish ..." and obscen...

10 days of human work 1 second of nuclear destruction

It becomes a vacuum.

In reality none of these films had sound; it wasn't required by its intended audience (scientists and AEC/military brass), and at the state of the art was very difficult to record. Its all added sound effects, I'm afraid.

puncheex2 No fuckin’ shit dude.

Looks like miniatures

Russian test footage has sound. They sound like lightening or a naval gun. No long rumble. It's a very sharp bang or crack.

Why do you think is edited ? If they did have cameras that can take nuclear blast with no sweet im sure they also have microphone who can take blast like this

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I read that in king of the hill accent lmao okkaaay daaahhhd *Bobby

they are deep inside some structure but the flash is still visible

Was filmed in bunkers lined with 350 pounds of led, far outside the radius of even light blast damage. High magnification lenses were used to film all of these shots.

They aren't being vaporized

the paint vaporises.

that little whiff noise is terrifying

Why is everything destroyed except these cameras.... Fake!

@@phaggotsigiloccultstatus5592 It is almost as if these cameras were built specifically for these kind of tests.

@@phaggotsigiloccultstatus5592 what purpose would it serve to just destory a ton of houses for no reason? It would just seem like a waste of money

@@phaggotsigiloccultstatus5592 How is this fake? You can tell it's clearly not CGI in anyway.

Fake. Neil Degrasse Tyson called them out as fake. Gonna trust his PhD over government lies

The cameras were encased

Yeah

These were faked. How could it exploded everything yet the camera and film stayed in tact

​@@PerforatedPaperboydo you not understand how bunkers and zoom work? Real footage, real tests, real damage.

Yeah burns everything except the camera 😂

@@commanderstargazer686 because of mirrors, bunkers and zooming equipment..

are these the real sounds or are they edited in? because some of them sound like they are form half life 2.

nvm

atomcentral .. Wow.. So those are all near a mile or farther from only a 29 kiloton blast? That's horrifying. Can't even imagine the megaton range.

The numbers they invented to make "nuclear" blasts impressive are just ridiculous.

Simboiss invented? Lol

Yes and if you're outside and lie on the street next to a tall sidewalk or a heavy building it might shield you from practically all of the radiation, thermal as well. You might be able to walk away while others are incinerated. And inside that supersonic flying glass is not fun. Do what Bert did.

@ Nathan Stice I dont think getting away from window is gonna do you any good when your whole damn house is about to get demolished :D

That's what he get for being such a brat 🤣

Dammit Timmy

and thats how little timmy died

Yeah, so horrifying that the car teleported away

​​@RrHun, there was also a guy that walked into one of the buildings. It's called video editing, and it's been done for decades

the beginning of each clip was shot during day, the explosion part may have actually been night, or at least later in the day

Or how the cars suddenly disappear before the "explosion" 🙈🙉🙊

@@Richiebax yes, they were not gonna destroy their people or vehicles they wanted to use, they removed the people and relevant cars out of blast zone before recording the explosion. through the magic of editing you get to see the scale of the buildings with people and cars milling about then immediately after the buildings being destroyed

It’s because Joe Rogan had some dipshit on his show calling these fake.

@@Richiebax The shots with cars and people shot at day were meant for effect, to show that people live in the house. The explosion was shot at night, when the vehicles and people are gone far away. This test was meant to showcase the power of destruction on human infrastructure, mainly buildings at different distances from ground zero.

Fake

​@@CB-ou4hitell that to Hiroshima and Nagasaki 🤡

@@CB-ou4hi*comes in *calls footage fake. *refuses to elaborate further yeah your claim is fake as hell bruh open your eyes

at 23 seconds you see the roof that blew off still in once piece, its a model...@@draconicdestruction5352

@@draconicdestruction5352 @ 40 seconds the car between the house and the blast just disappeared because they couldnt recreate it flying through the house

Kinda not...these weapons are keeping the eorld wars off currently tbh

@@SamkoKalajdzini well there are many victims of this cruel bomb

@@SamkoKalajdzini since when did the wars stop? They literally havent stopped since ww2. All it takes is one person with this weapon and the world could be thrown into nuclear war

Say what you want though, the major world powers havent had any wars since this bomb. Partly due to this as well as economic reasons as our economies are more global and we relying on global trade and good relations

@@22fordfx49 lol your funny mate. Everythings global and internationalised unwillingly because notions leaders no longer have choices. Countries become simple pawns for the western world. Each to their own, if u think nuclear weapons are good overall for the future and history of huminity then i want what ur smoking

xD

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The thermal shockwave indeed

This is my nuclear pay load

Putin stalin payback time soon folk's

I’m a little teapot Short and stout Here is my blast Enjoy my fallout

God damn it harry, I thought I told you to barricade the house! Now we are going to- *the house gets ignited*

And it just came to me this word: obscene. I dont know why.Maybe because we re not suppose to have and see that.

I love that pshycopatic Sinister devil

Closes front door and proceeds to shit pants 🤣

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Now it’s extra toasty

@@djmarsone5209 literally!

This is why I voted for you

Richard Nixon next time you say you're not a crook, try not to do it at Disney World, ok?

Nixon you idiot! why did you send more troops to Vietnam when you knew that only made things worse!!

Didn't this guy kill Kennedy?

So about those plumbers...

The cameras were specially designed to resist damage, being encased in steel, lead, and concrete. It's not like they took a film camera from hollywood and slapped it on a tripod and called it good enough. The dumbest person involved in these tests was twice as smart as you.

I'd frankly find it more disturbing to die knowing what was happening.

Based on 6th and 9th of August 1945, you evidentially can know what happened a week before you die

You never now from how far you're from the impact zone and what direction the wave is coming from. You know, there's deadzone, where you're pretty much dead, but you may get serious cut's from debris ( 99% shattered glass particles ) even at greater distances. You need a little math to get idea of how blast waves work, ---> 🎯. Instant death rate gets lower more you get closer to border of circle, but casualties (almost) remain high because of larger impact zone.

Yep, first blast is 3 sec or less, objects farther out of range were 5 to 7 seconds. Still no time to react.

Kinda of a «Twilight Zone» episode.