@@pasiman7717 well rat or human, both need almost same needs for livelihood. Grouping, eating, hunting, housing, etc. even they have fights but they dont do it with a mousetrap. Humans are very much greedy.
@Ryan Tandy Well I would blame Zelensky for the current issues because these problems would have never occurred if he didn't imply on joining NATO... It is actually a big threat to Russia... Zelensky was a fool to blindly trust the US and other EU countries... Now Russia is doing this because they don't have a choice. How can they let Ukraine be under the control of NATO, the same country which was a part of Russia once upon a time. There are many Ukrainians who wanted to be a part of Russia too. But the only painful thing is that many innocents are dying on both sides.
It’s quite impressive how the tsar bomba, such a small object (relatively) can have such a devastating effect on not only humankind but the environment.
@@abrahamsanchez7455 no, it can't happen, the cixulub asteroid was like a billion times more powerful than the tsar bomba and the atmosphere was intact. It is a false thought mainly because the scientist who developed it were not sure of it's power and seriously thought it could ignite the the atmosphere, because their knowledge was limited. But in reality it is basically impossible
The more you study nuclear weapons, all the references of "the stars falling from heavens" really hits home. They are literally man made star reactions in metal cases.
Actually this is not true I think the biggest bomb you can make is 150 megatons before everything else is just lost into outer space that’s why we haven’t made anything bigger than the TSAR bomb because it won’t be any bigger
The knowledge and technology in order to make, at the least, a crude nuclear device is spreading around the world. Mutually Assured Destruction was meant to prevent "rational" countries from launching a strike because to do so would be committing suicide. However, the thinking amongst some terrorists is such that suicide is not only not a problem, it is an honor. Should they achieve nuclear explosive technology, Mutually Assured Destruction will mean nothing to them, and will not be a deterrent to them in using a nuclear device. We SHOULD be concerned about the proliferation of nuclear explosive technology.
@@eerieitroll4999 Hope you know that it was America that forced Japanese borders to be open to foreigners. And it was also America that forced them to industrialize resulting in their powerful military. And it was also America that placed restrictions and sanctions on the Japanese because they didn't agree with the Japanese expansion. But don't worry we learned that expanding your nation for natural resources is only okay if America does it. Side note, America was already winning the war in the Pacific I feel it was completely unnecessary to drop two experimental weapons on a civilian population on a holiday and not military installations. War is just awful can we just not do that again.
Kinda left out the part where the dust cloud from every single nuclear weapon in India and Pakistan alone detonating would resulting in 2 billion deaths by starvation but anyways.
"Now I am become death, destroyer of worlds." J. Robert Oppenheimer. I know it wasn't Oppenheimer alone that made the bomb, but imagine for a second knowing that you have unlocked the key, opened the door and shown mankind the room where its self destruction lies. Effectively giving them the tools to destroy life all over the globe as we know it. The 40s were such a unique time that I am fascinated with, the speed at which technology and life as we knew it changed is just astounding. My grandfather was born in 1931, after WW2 joined the Canadian Armed Forces and served for 25 years fighting in Korea then being stationed in germany (my whole family, mother, aunt and uncle went with them) during the tension going on between east and west german (and US/Soviets). But just imagine for a second, imagine being born just in time to see and understand that the entire word is fighting its bloodiest war, the men are dying by the thousands every day to fight against a true evil, that somewhere in Europe there are camps where people are being executed en masse, or that the atomic bomb which would forever change man kinds ability to wage war on large scales, imagining seeing and being alive for the moon landing, the beinging of the internet, the modernization the world took from 1940 to 2012 when he died. I just wish I had of given him a little more of my time, I wish that I had of been a little older before he died and had the passion for our history that I do now, because he LIVED it, he survived it, he had a family and flurished in it and that the end of his life, a man who spent 25 years in the army, saw things no man should see, never became embittered or disillusioned with man or the country he fought for, he never hardened to the point where he was more a soldier than a father or grandfather, he was always those things first, he was my mothers father, he was my grandfather first, who happened to be a korean war veteran. I love my father to death, I really do, but the greatest man I have ever know will always be Willis Roger (or Barney as he was called) Pritchard. Full of life till the end and all that I could ever hope for is to be half the man he was, if I could leave just half that impact, half that legacy behind I would be happy. He was born in 1931 and died in December of 2012. 9 years ago.... Funny how time works, it seemed like just yesterday the other month, now it seems like he's been gone for a lifetime. I just hope wherever he is, where ever the winds of fate have carried his kind soul I do hope I get to meet him again and can finally hear those stories, where I can finally ask those questions I didnt get to ask. I love you Papa, we all miss you terribly, I do hope my dogs are keeping you company up there while you wait for the rest of us. To anyone out there with relatives who have been through war, talk to them. Who knows, some of them have been holding what they've seen in for years and it may be cathartic to get it out and to teach you why we should avoid these wars. Some day very very soon there will be ZERO ww2 or korean war veterans around. The greatest generation will be but a memory we pass on to our children, and our childrens children. And we should all hope to whatever greater power you believe in we never have to summon the strength and courage to fight such a mighty evil again. Because this time I dare say that if war breaks out across the world, everyone will be fighting such a war, whether you are in the military or not. It'll be a fight for the survival of our species if we start launching nukes at each other. Sorry to ramble, this just made me think of my grandfather and life back then. He would have been about 14 or 15 when those bombs dropped on Japan. if he'd have been born a few years earlier he would have been in WW2 as well, I'm just glad he made it through korea, that was a pretty deadly war especially when north korea was taken and the chinese started flooding in the by the 10s of thouands. For a hill, men would kill, why? They do not know Stiffened wounds test their pride Men of five still alive through the raging glow Gone insane from the pain that they surely know For whom the bell tolls Time marches on For whom the bell tolls
This shit is on wikipedia. Actually wiki goes into a hundred times more detail. Tough part is enrichment. And everybody figured out how the rest works. It's 1940's technology. The only reason every country doesn't have it is the tremendous cost of enriching enough material for just one weapon and the political ramifications.
It is important to add that fallout is actually quite neglligible for strategic weapons since they will be airburst. Airburst bombs are, in most cases, high enough such that the fireball doesn't touch the ground. If it does, then it picks up the dirt around it and causes vast amounts of local fallout. It is this fallout that travels for miles. However after a strategic bomb at a reasonable height, the fallout will only affect distances very close to the explosion. Background radiation on the other hand, will increase regardless.
@@Evan_Bell When a fission bomb is made what precautions do they take to make sure it doesn’t blow up on its own? I was also wondering is their certain information that you can’t disclose to the others because if you did it would be a problem of national security? And if my second question is just horse shit would it be possible to make videos describing how fission really works? I understand if you cant do this and I’m sorry if I wasted your time having you read this. I’m glad though I might of had a chance to talk to someone who actually worked on designing fission weapons.
@@malakhilindsay6573 Safety precautions, not too sure. As far information, there is quite a bit to find on google like materials, etc. There are plenty of videos explaining fission/fusion on TH-cam to find. In short, fission (A-bomb)works by smashing large atoms together, splitting them into smaller atoms. Each split releasing energy. Fusion (H-bomb)on the other hand, is forcing small atoms (i.e hydrogen) together, creating heavier atoms (i.e Helium). Each fusion releases energy. No, I don't design nuclear weapons in real life, only in a physics simulator called 'The Powder Toy', haha! Highly recommended, if you're into that kind of stuff.
You can actually feel some radiation. It’s a burning sensation. Alpha radiation is a Helium nucleus, with the most energy, but stops at your skin. Beta radiation is energised electrons travelling very fast, and can penetrate a bit of skin. Gamma radiation is essentially light, but at a super high frequency, and highly energetic. This goes straight through you, and damages DNA and causes radicals to form in your body. Radicals are ionised elements like ionised oxygen. They react with all the other molecules in your body and do a lot of damage. The radicals are formed, by the gamma radiation energising electrons so much, that they shoot off from the element. Usually when light hits an electron (say UV), it energises the electron up to another high energy state (they’re initially at ground state), and then the electron drops back down to ground state, and releases a photon either of the same energy or less (if it goes up to a really high state, it can stagger back down and release a series of photons). So yeah, radiation causes burns like sunburns. Only it’s more destructive and is felt immediately, instead of the day after.
"Its not allowed to be used, just becase somebody wants to, therefore we shouldn't fear a nuclear strike in the near future" as poopin threatens everybody with nuclear weapons 🤣
@@AayushKesharii The ancient Indians knew about the structure of the atom just like the ancient Greeks... I think there are verses in the Maharabata about ancient atomic weapons and what they did. .. I believe it, 👍
Actually hydrogen bombs are solely based on what we learned from The Trinity device and Fat Man. Both are identical and use conventional explosives to implode and start the nuclear fission reaction. After that the difference is hydrogen bomb creates fission and fusion. It is this reaction that makes them way more powerful. Not to be confused with Little Boy. The only atomic bomb ever detonated that used Uranium 235. Fat Man was Plutonium based due to time constraints of refining U-235.
if my degree in chemistry has taught me anything it's that isotopes are elements, google agrees also Element- "each of more than one hundred substances that cannot be chemically interconverted or broken down into simpler substances and are primary constituents of matter"
@@japple2929 it's an after effects add on that makes cuts between shots have different animations and effects. They're premade, and way overused in this video
Love how he say hope it never crosses anyones mind Im like welp to late i already have an idea that can create a bomb that can evaporate the entire planet
Stephen Hawking predicted that a nuclear war is highly likely in the future, so I would prefer his calculation over that of Riddle. Also while the nuclear weapons are not as powerful as the Chicxulub asteroid, they don't cause a worldwide nuclear winter full of radioactive particles, although I understand that Chicxulub did cause the sky to go dark for a long time.
technically the cold war was the third world war. The entire world was plagued with war, insurgencies, and back stabbings caused by two sides fighting for influence. The cold war lasted 40+ years, and technically it's the longest world war ever. I wouldn't be surprised there is another cold war between china, and america. It's gonna be basically ww4 just with influence, backstabbings, economics, and proxy wars. I believe that world war 4 is just gonna be fought by intelligence gathering, influence, and economic crippling of the enemy. Forcing the world to be plunged in chaos from proxy wars, and insurgencies trying to one up against the enemies of their benefactors.
I'm a chemist who has studied physics (Physical chemistry) and I've found many inaccuracies in his various videos. Make sure you verify the info before taking it as a fact. A lot is truth but there are more inaccuracies than can be ignored. However, his videos are rather entertaining...just as the Marvel CU is entertaining. That's why I like them.
@@austinshoupe3003 Schools don't teach anyone how to think anymore, it's mostly propaganda and ideological indoctrination at this point. Just like the media.
This is simplified to the point of skirting the edges of being wrong. The number of ctitical masses isn't the key to getting a nuclear detonation. The key is getting the critical mass (or, commonly, a bit more than a critical mass so that the device is supercritical) to exist for long enough to cause enough fission to happen (edit : I mean a runaway chain reaction). For example, in the Tallboy type bomb (U-235, using a "shotgun" type triggering mechanism to unite two subcritical masses), if the "bullet" approaches the target too slowly, the energy of fission will vaporise the components before a substantial yield is achieved. IOW, the bomb will fizzle. Conversely, if the "bullet" isn't stopped (or at least slowed down) once it's in the target, it may pass through before the desired amount of fission has occurred. There's also the requirement for an initiator to encourage the fission chain reaction to begin, by providing a sharp spike of emitted neutrons. In the Fat Man type of bomb, the density of the plutonium at the core is momentarily increased by the coating of explosives, decreasing the amount needed to achieve a critical mass. (What constitutes a critical mass is determined by several factors, including the likelihood of neutron capture by a particular nucleus, the likelihood of a particular neutron to collide with a fissile nucleus, the number of neutrons released by each fission event, and so on.)
Note: The destructive power of great explosions aren't compared simply by energy output. First, humans mostly live on the surface of the planet, where the low density and gas nature of atmospheric air allows for much greater destruction. We have massive shockwaves that wreak havoc, but since we occupy only a thin layer of Earth's surface, this means that any energy that gets "spent" on the rocks below us and the atmosphere too far above us won't cause any major damage to us or other animals. At least nowhere near the same proportion as the energy that goes directly to us. In that regard, destructive power increases by a logarithmic ratio based on the energy liberated. That's why most nuclear warheads are usually in the range of 100Kton - 1Mton worthy of power, even though we can easily get more than 10Mton in packages capable of airborne or orbital delivery. Second, the (immediate) destructive power of nuclear devices is usually lower than the equivalent of conventional explosives. That's because the energy is liberated in the form of intense radiation emission. Both the particles and the ionizing electromagnetic energy they liberate can cause harm to living beings, but considering how they travel in straight line going to all directions from the origin point, the average amount of energy received per unit of area exposed to the nuclear reaction rapidly decreases as the distance increases. That said, the air that gets heated by this much radiation will violently expand and the shockwaves caused by this expansion lose energy much slower over distance. However, remember that only a tiny fraction of the heat applied to a gas will be converted into mechanical work (pressure increase and expansion). Basic thermodynamic stuff.
Where they are detonated matters of course. If you detonate a warhead under water it will not have nearly the same impact as detonating the warhead over land or in the sky several miles above land.
i agree, he should have gone into detail about the nuclei and atoms and how that reaction makes such a big explosion and not just that "Well its there and it goes boom" lol
3:20 Your bomb design is wrong. It wasn't the plug that went into the crevice (Right to Left in your video)... it was the crevice propelled into the plug (Left to Right).
It's super critical mass (where neutron reproduction factor becomes positive with the increase in no. Of secondary fast moving neutrons that lead to further fission reactions).whereas the critical mass is used in sustained chain reaction.
*“Humans made atom bomb, but no mouse would make a mousetrap.”*
-Albert Einstein
Exactly. All these weapons we make to kill our own kind.
Well, rats turn cannibalistic when there is famine, so I guess each species has its own way of fighting for resources.
Are you comparing us to rats?
@@pasiman7717 well rat or human, both need almost same needs for livelihood. Grouping, eating, hunting, housing, etc. even they have fights but they dont do it with a mousetrap. Humans are very much greedy.
@@pasiman7717 Truth be told we are worse then rats
Dear FBI, I didn't search this. TH-cam recommended it.
Angry Beaver me neither RCMP!
Likely excuse. GET HIM, FBI! >:D
@@wildrose2748 I love your YT name, lol. Used to watch that cartoon all the time.
I did!
same. this popped up on multiple refreshes.
"I hope it never crosses anyone's mind"
2 million views💣
Because it's awesome greetings from the USA
Well actually it crossed my mind and I want to nuke the worl...
@@jbofficial9977 Well, good luck
@@justtavi1238 I was just joking how do you do
@@jbofficial9977 I was also joking 😂😂. I'm good. Wbu?
*fbi* wants to know your location
*ISIS: write that down write that down!*
Hahahh😂😂😂😂😂😂
Avengers r u ready....
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@@weaponized_toaster a
North Korea: *writes everything down*
lol
😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣
Hahahj lol
North Korea already has a bomb bigger than we can comprehend
Why cant school be this interesting
Because they don’t want to give the quiet kids ideas
because most teachers only care about collecting a pay cheque, not actually teaching
Faxx
Kids future be like Hitler
@@kjireland3567 true
"We shouldn't fear of a nuclear attack in the near future." Well... how the turntables...
@Jay0ne me too scrolling a little in the comments lol
@Ryan Tandy Well I would blame Zelensky for the current issues because these problems would have never occurred if he didn't imply on joining NATO... It is actually a big threat to Russia... Zelensky was a fool to blindly trust the US and other EU countries... Now Russia is doing this because they don't have a choice. How can they let Ukraine be under the control of NATO, the same country which was a part of Russia once upon a time. There are many Ukrainians who wanted to be a part of Russia too. But the only painful thing is that many innocents are dying on both sides.
turntables? what music are you playing?
lmao.
@Ryan Tandy you should do a little reading.
"You could make a bomb that could wipe out life on earth"
Phineas and Ferb "I know what we are going to do today
Massively underrated
@@romaniangypsy3640 yup
Tardigrades just be vibing
@@ceilinglight1413 upvote for that boi but it died from starvation too like roach the terraformar is the great fantasy of this but roach
I like how phineas and ferb has enough genius to wipe out the planet and all it takes is for them to become evil
Thanks Riddle, this helped me with my science assignment. We have to create a nuclear weapon next week.
hmm nothing sus, good luck at your project!
Last online 8 months ago...
WHAT!!!
Yes officer this person right here!
@@nandh2455 he was last seen 8 months ago
Me in 10 hours: I didn’t search it 👏 TH-cam recommended it
NSA Agent: shhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiit
Samee XD
DarkVoid 17 the funny thing is jailing people with this info is pointless, so jokes on them
Sam Fisher has retired..or has he?!
Hahahahaha
10 hours has now passed
It’s quite impressive how the tsar bomba, such a small object (relatively) can have such a devastating effect on not only humankind but the environment.
And was meant to be even bigger
@@jmh9741 exactly.
Imagine the 100 megaton version it would’ve lit the atmosphere on fire
@@abrahamsanchez7455 no, it can't happen, the cixulub asteroid was like a billion times more powerful than the tsar bomba and the atmosphere was intact. It is a false thought mainly because the scientist who developed it were not sure of it's power and seriously thought it could ignite the the atmosphere, because their knowledge was limited. But in reality it is basically impossible
@@abrahamsanchez7455 No, it wouldnt have...
The more you study nuclear weapons, all the references of "the stars falling from heavens" really hits home. They are literally man made star reactions in metal cases.
“How to get on an FBI watchlist with a single click”
Dr. Bethingham nah, look up how to refine polonium 210
"Click"
Just write "it's for a school project"
Oh so I don’t have to click thi-
yea bro im prob on a watchlist now, i even searched this up too lmao
Is it normal to hear helicopters hovering on the roof while watching this?
*HELP*
XD
**knock knock**
Boom*
Wtf😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
“It’s not allowed to be used just because someone wants to”
*2022 has entered the chat*
Him, “hopefully it doesn’t cross anyone’s mind”.me over here seeing it has 1 million views:👁💧👄💧👁
Riddle: *if you wish you can create a bomb that can destroy all life on earth*
2020: *write that down! write that down!*
HAHAHA 2020 is just fucking with everyone!
Albertz agreed
no thats not my objective
Actually this is not true I think the biggest bomb you can make is 150 megatons before everything else is just lost into outer space that’s why we haven’t made anything bigger than the TSAR bomb because it won’t be any bigger
TheCriminal 010 How about if we start in the 8kt to 15kt class for a start 👼🏾
Teacher: STUDY FOR YOUR TEST TOMMAROW!!
Me: *bomb*
Tomorrow*
You don’t have to study if you use the bomb
Does Matter, Matter? It always auto corrects it to that
How ironic.... 😂
Or Bambe the meme were the pixel person comes
9:40
Are you sure about that!!
hahaha
"It's not allowed to be used just because somebody wants to. Therefore, we shouldn't fear a nuclear strike in the near future."
Uhhh.... okay 👀
😆
Not ok
Countries arent allowed to do war but here we are how many wars happened
The knowledge and technology in order to make, at the least, a crude nuclear device is spreading around the world. Mutually Assured Destruction was meant to prevent "rational" countries from launching a strike because to do so would be committing suicide. However, the thinking amongst some terrorists is such that suicide is not only not a problem, it is an honor. Should they achieve nuclear explosive technology, Mutually Assured Destruction will mean nothing to them, and will not be a deterrent to them in using a nuclear device. We SHOULD be concerned about the proliferation of nuclear explosive technology.
@@devvgraphics reject globalism, return to nationalism
Japanese Civilian: This would have been very useful *75 goddamn years ago*
Ok
Peace lovin' Japanese would NEVER dream of killin' fellow human beings !!!!
@@sumbeech1484 anymore
@@sumbeech1484 back then they raided our ships and killed americans, resulting in the bomb being dropped
@@eerieitroll4999 Hope you know that it was America that forced Japanese borders to be open to foreigners. And it was also America that forced them to industrialize resulting in their powerful military. And it was also America that placed restrictions and sanctions on the Japanese because they didn't agree with the Japanese expansion. But don't worry we learned that expanding your nation for natural resources is only okay if America does it. Side note, America was already winning the war in the Pacific I feel it was completely unnecessary to drop two experimental weapons on a civilian population on a holiday and not military installations. War is just awful can we just not do that again.
Atleast he tried to comfort us by saying "we shouldn't fear a nuclear strike"
Only and ignorant person would not feel scared seeing nuclear explosion
Kinda left out the part where the dust cloud from every single nuclear weapon in India and Pakistan alone detonating would resulting in 2 billion deaths by starvation but anyways.
@@TheRealBunnyMan im pakistani should i be worried im living in islamabad
Abdaal Zeb no these r friendly bombs
@@TheRealBunnyMan the nuclear winter will effect the entire planet so... 2 billion is a bit optimistic
9:39that didn't age well
5:22 Thanos writing down
lol
This is the most informative uninformative video I've ever watched
HAHAHAHAHAHA
@@Mac-lc1wg lol
hah?
Ok i get it... ok i don’t get it...
Should I watch it?
6:20 "m" should be capital - for megaton. instead it shows 58,6 "militons" - that is 0,0586 of a ton (roughly 60 kg)
And the Tzar bomb was actually a 100MT, but was limited so the aircraft could escape (it barely did).
@@doggSMK it was limited because they feared it would be too dangerous (too much fallout). They added a parachute to give the plane a chance
"Now I am become death, destroyer of worlds."
J. Robert Oppenheimer.
I know it wasn't Oppenheimer alone that made the bomb, but imagine for a second knowing that you have unlocked the key, opened the door and shown mankind the room where its self destruction lies. Effectively giving them the tools to destroy life all over the globe as we know it. The 40s were such a unique time that I am fascinated with, the speed at which technology and life as we knew it changed is just astounding. My grandfather was born in 1931, after WW2 joined the Canadian Armed Forces and served for 25 years fighting in Korea then being stationed in germany (my whole family, mother, aunt and uncle went with them) during the tension going on between east and west german (and US/Soviets). But just imagine for a second, imagine being born just in time to see and understand that the entire word is fighting its bloodiest war, the men are dying by the thousands every day to fight against a true evil, that somewhere in Europe there are camps where people are being executed en masse, or that the atomic bomb which would forever change man kinds ability to wage war on large scales, imagining seeing and being alive for the moon landing, the beinging of the internet, the modernization the world took from 1940 to 2012 when he died. I just wish I had of given him a little more of my time, I wish that I had of been a little older before he died and had the passion for our history that I do now, because he LIVED it, he survived it, he had a family and flurished in it and that the end of his life, a man who spent 25 years in the army, saw things no man should see, never became embittered or disillusioned with man or the country he fought for, he never hardened to the point where he was more a soldier than a father or grandfather, he was always those things first, he was my mothers father, he was my grandfather first, who happened to be a korean war veteran. I love my father to death, I really do, but the greatest man I have ever know will always be Willis Roger (or Barney as he was called) Pritchard. Full of life till the end and all that I could ever hope for is to be half the man he was, if I could leave just half that impact, half that legacy behind I would be happy. He was born in 1931 and died in December of 2012. 9 years ago.... Funny how time works, it seemed like just yesterday the other month, now it seems like he's been gone for a lifetime. I just hope wherever he is, where ever the winds of fate have carried his kind soul I do hope I get to meet him again and can finally hear those stories, where I can finally ask those questions I didnt get to ask. I love you Papa, we all miss you terribly, I do hope my dogs are keeping you company up there while you wait for the rest of us.
To anyone out there with relatives who have been through war, talk to them. Who knows, some of them have been holding what they've seen in for years and it may be cathartic to get it out and to teach you why we should avoid these wars. Some day very very soon there will be ZERO ww2 or korean war veterans around. The greatest generation will be but a memory we pass on to our children, and our childrens children. And we should all hope to whatever greater power you believe in we never have to summon the strength and courage to fight such a mighty evil again. Because this time I dare say that if war breaks out across the world, everyone will be fighting such a war, whether you are in the military or not. It'll be a fight for the survival of our species if we start launching nukes at each other. Sorry to ramble, this just made me think of my grandfather and life back then. He would have been about 14 or 15 when those bombs dropped on Japan. if he'd have been born a few years earlier he would have been in WW2 as well, I'm just glad he made it through korea, that was a pretty deadly war especially when north korea was taken and the chinese started flooding in the by the 10s of thouands.
For a hill, men would kill, why? They do not know
Stiffened wounds test their pride
Men of five still alive through the raging glow
Gone insane from the pain that they surely know
For whom the bell tolls
Time marches on
For whom the bell tolls
So long
That got deep
Realllllly deep
Getting closer to nuclear nemesis each day, nobody is alone we all die together
aint readin all that
This hasnt aged well
Great job, Arnold
Thanks :-)
Finaly a person who know that is the narraror arnold
@@arnoldbiseko8619 lol xD its not you its that meet arnold srry not you
@@arnoldbiseko8619 xĎdddd
Omg
I'm probably on some FBI watchlist now.
FBI wants to know your location
*_adios_*
Japan wants to know your location
This shit is on wikipedia. Actually wiki goes into a hundred times more detail. Tough part is enrichment. And everybody figured out how the rest works. It's 1940's technology. The only reason every country doesn't have it is the tremendous cost of enriching enough material for just one weapon and the political ramifications.
Woke up to my doors unlocked and cracked open after this. I live alone
Since Putin is acting up, I might need to step up. Thank you for your guidance.
It is important to add that fallout is actually quite neglligible for strategic weapons since they will be airburst. Airburst bombs are, in most cases, high enough such that the fireball doesn't touch the ground. If it does, then it picks up the dirt around it and causes vast amounts of local fallout. It is this fallout that travels for miles. However after a strategic bomb at a reasonable height, the fallout will only affect distances very close to the explosion. Background radiation on the other hand, will increase regardless.
"How Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs Work", but nothing was really explained!
I've designed fission weapons. Ask me anything you want.
@@Evan_Bell When a fission bomb is made what precautions do they take to make sure it doesn’t blow up on its own? I was also wondering is their certain information that you can’t disclose to the others because if you did it would be a problem of national security? And if my second question is just horse shit would it be possible to make videos describing how fission really works? I understand if you cant do this and I’m sorry if I wasted your time having you read this. I’m glad though I might of had a chance to talk to someone who actually worked on designing fission weapons.
yeh this video was rubbish
@@malakhilindsay6573 Safety precautions, not too sure. As far information, there is quite a bit to find on google like materials, etc. There are plenty of videos explaining fission/fusion on TH-cam to find.
In short, fission (A-bomb)works by smashing large atoms together, splitting them into smaller atoms. Each split releasing energy. Fusion (H-bomb)on the other hand, is forcing small atoms (i.e hydrogen) together, creating heavier atoms (i.e Helium). Each fusion releases energy. No, I don't design nuclear weapons in real life, only in a physics simulator called 'The Powder Toy', haha! Highly recommended, if you're into that kind of stuff.
@@DarkGodSeti Thank you for answering most of my questions!
If I’m ever a teacher I’ll just play these videos
9:40 sure....
5:30
I might not have a brain gentlemen, but I have an idea
Whats the idea? 😳
Me: *Searches youtube for the "We are not the same" scene from "I'm not an easy man"*
TH-cam: So you want to learn how a nuke works, right?
Me searching : *minecraft sweden piano*
TH-cam: Yeahh... alr wanna know how Nuclear bomb works?
just
fission
Me 100 liker your comment!😁
TH-cam: “Hey you, wanna see how a hydrogen bomb works ? Cmon.. everyone’s watching!”
Me: “Sure, why not?”
TH-cam to itself “Yes! Got another sucker!”
Lmao now this is original and fresh new joke that i laugh out loud...Glad you didn't use those overused layout👍
Yes same hear
Andiko Azri 😂
@F.B.I AGENTS USA!
Good luck on getting the fissile materials to make it. And also good luck on making an initiator!
You can actually feel some radiation. It’s a burning sensation. Alpha radiation is a Helium nucleus, with the most energy, but stops at your skin. Beta radiation is energised electrons travelling very fast, and can penetrate a bit of skin. Gamma radiation is essentially light, but at a super high frequency, and highly energetic. This goes straight through you, and damages DNA and causes radicals to form in your body. Radicals are ionised elements like ionised oxygen. They react with all the other molecules in your body and do a lot of damage. The radicals are formed, by the gamma radiation energising electrons so much, that they shoot off from the element.
Usually when light hits an electron (say UV), it energises the electron up to another high energy state (they’re initially at ground state), and then the electron drops back down to ground state, and releases a photon either of the same energy or less (if it goes up to a really high state, it can stagger back down and release a series of photons).
So yeah, radiation causes burns like sunburns. Only it’s more destructive and is felt immediately, instead of the day after.
is gama radiations containing photon particles with shorteer wavelenght?
A human body can NOT sense, or "feel" radiation, the body can ONLY feel the damage left behind.
@The Crazy Amateur Runner Oh, bullshit... You can't feel that either
"Its not allowed to be used, just becase somebody wants to, therefore we shouldn't fear a nuclear strike in the near future" as poopin threatens everybody with nuclear weapons 🤣
Great video. I always forget how many 'd' Ridddle has LOL.
Wait did they just change that?
I also didn't notice that before reading ur comment
Its Mandela effect lmao,,a guy said it...but is it true?,, scary...was it 2 d or 3? Wow
There were always 3d's
@@mhabaa2668 joke wd be better if u wd use 2 or 4 d's :c
All nukes:We can destroy at least half life on earth
Unknown Virus: hold my beer 🍺🍺🍺
Covid?
9:35
Putin: Hold my vodka.
Thank you so much!! A perfect thing to do for my science fair!!
If Riddle made and pointed an nuclear bomb at the world he'd say: "Meet Arnold"
“I am become death, the destroyer of worlds”
unclear see
From the Bhagabad Gita... and Oppenheimer.
This line was said by Oppenheimer. He read it in the Bhagavad Gita.
@@AayushKesharii The ancient Indians knew about the structure of the atom just like the ancient Greeks... I think there are verses in the Maharabata about ancient atomic weapons and what they did. .. I believe it, 👍
Actually hydrogen bombs are solely based on what we learned from The Trinity device and Fat Man. Both are identical and use conventional explosives to implode and start the nuclear fission reaction. After that the difference is hydrogen bomb creates fission and fusion. It is this reaction that makes them way more powerful.
Not to be confused with Little Boy. The only atomic bomb ever detonated that used Uranium 235.
Fat Man was Plutonium based due to time constraints of refining U-235.
5:38 But I hope it never crosses anyone's mind
Meanwhile Sacred Games:
Ridddle be like: How atomic and hydrogen bombs work in ten minutes
Video: 10:04
Me: 🙉
Correction: deuterium and tritium are not elements, they're isotopes of hydrogen
Yes, and hydrogen itself is an isotope. So all elements are isotopes, _but are all isotopes elements?_
Kenny Phillips hydrogen is an element of which there are multiple isotopes, the most common being protium, deuterium and tritium
if my degree in chemistry has taught me anything it's that isotopes are elements, google agrees also
Element- "each of more than one hundred substances that cannot be chemically interconverted or broken down into simpler substances and are primary constituents of matter"
@@UncleKennysPlace No. Hydrogen is not an isotope. It's an element. Examples of hydrogen isotopes of protium, deuterium and tritium.
Radioactive isotopes of hydrogen
"they can't be used just because they want to"
ok yay ☺️ we r safe guys 🤗
Motion bro transitions every .5 seconds
wdym
@@japple2929 it's an after effects add on that makes cuts between shots have different animations and effects. They're premade, and way overused in this video
And the narration is always too over the top.
I've seen these videos before, so the only reason I'm here is for that sweet voice of yours.
Spencer Leeper That’s kinda sus
exactly
N O H O M O
@Arturo Castro you need a good voice to be a narrator. Justlike the youtuber Corpse Husband. His voice makes his horror storys much better.
9:10
Ridddle:What are they capable of?
Me: Let’s find out
Narrator: We shouldn’t fear any nuclear strikes anytime soon.
Putin: Let’s make it happen.
It really hitt me when he said at the end "we shouldnt fear of a nuclear attack in the near future" 🙈
"Hello Everyone, I'm coming directly to you FOR ask a quick favor"
seems like it took all of his energy to get that out
Yeah F.B.I , I searched this up
What’s are you gonna do abou-
My FBI agent loves me, I watch educational vids all the time, who could care less if I had a bomb!
F.B.I OPEN UP!!
I believe that is crack-cocaine at 5:50, not TNT.
3:03 is the view towards Glenorchy along Lake Whakatipu in South Island NZ.
Love how he say hope it never crosses anyones mind
Im like welp to late i already have an idea that can create a bomb that can evaporate the entire planet
Fbi: interesting
Great!!
Im going down the hardware store tomorrow to see what i can find.
@@Jpgundarun HAHAHAHAHA LOL
*FBI,OPEN UP!!*
It’s wasn’t me, it was youtube, it’s his fault.
Gotta say always thank you for the camera man who even withstood the nukes just to take a picture or even record them
Stephen Hawking predicted that a nuclear war is highly likely in the future, so I would prefer his calculation over that of Riddle. Also while the nuclear weapons are not as powerful as the Chicxulub asteroid, they don't cause a worldwide nuclear winter full of radioactive particles, although I understand that Chicxulub did cause the sky to go dark for a long time.
Actually, modern understanding is that we overestimated the extent of nuclear winter, nuclear autumn is more accurate.
I believe he is wrong. Both sides know they can't win a nuclear exchange and total annihilation does no one any good.
Cant watch on normal speed. Missile it to 1.25 speed. Perfect to watch
Agreed its much better to watch in a form i can stay awake to😂
“You can also create a Plutonium bomb”
Nagasaki : *hmmmmmm, now where have I heard that?*
Hiroshima : FIRST !
@@Butterfingers1989 it's uranium bomb
" I know not with what weapons World War 3 will be fought, but World War 4 will be fought with sticks and stones."
Albert Einstein
World has around 15k nukes, I think its enough to wipe us all out to the face in this planet, so no need for ww4
That's deep
technically the cold war was the third world war. The entire world was plagued with war, insurgencies, and back stabbings caused by two sides fighting for influence. The cold war lasted 40+ years, and technically it's the longest world war ever. I wouldn't be surprised there is another cold war between china, and america. It's gonna be basically ww4 just with influence, backstabbings, economics, and proxy wars. I believe that world war 4 is just gonna be fought by intelligence gathering, influence, and economic crippling of the enemy. Forcing the world to be plunged in chaos from proxy wars, and insurgencies trying to one up against the enemies of their benefactors.
The same bastard that developed the Nuclear Bomb?
Who made these man humans are so genius how do you even create something like this
Ikr.
Dear my FBI person in my phone,
I didn’t search for this
Uraniyam haaaaaaaaaaa
I did... they come find me... would be an interesting evening
Lazar lazar
You teach me more than my school riddle XD
He's been proven wrong many times, especially by kurzgesagt when he made a video about nuking mariana trench
I'm a chemist who has studied physics (Physical chemistry) and I've found many inaccuracies in his various videos. Make sure you verify the info before taking it as a fact. A lot is truth but there are more inaccuracies than can be ignored. However, his videos are rather entertaining...just as the Marvel CU is entertaining. That's why I like them.
School gave you the ability to understand this video. The hopefully also taught you to think critically about the information.
Ehh this video isn't really the best.
@@austinshoupe3003
Schools don't teach anyone how to think anymore, it's mostly propaganda and ideological indoctrination at this point. Just like the media.
Riddle: tells the secret of atomic
People who fight each other: its time to shine
Yea, unless it's 2022 and your name is Putin, than you can do whatever you want
This video basically teach us how to build a nuclear weapon and use it
LmAo
Yeah. Cuz you can find enriched plutonium or uranium in your backyard right ?!
@@gugo1467 😂🤣
You go have fun doing that bud.
@@gugo1467 😂😂😂
*The North Korean Secret Service would like to know your location.*
Tommorow is my exams but watching this seems more important . :)
Thanks for the tutorial I will definitely use soon:)
“Firb I know what we’re gonna build today”
Kim jon un : nuclear nuclear nuclear
me : Making bomb with poop
Yah.... Shouldn't fear any nuclear strike in the near future 🤡
ridddle: nobody really talks about this
In a nut shell: *allow us to introduce ourselves*
Roses are red, violets are blue;
I did not search for this, and neither did you!
At least u hope no one searched this
I searched for this **facepalm**
It’s great science
True
Yeah, TH-cam recommended this😂
Bruh my neighbors are so annoying, they are screaming "FBI open up” I cant listen to this video!
alwaays use someone eleses wifi lol
This is simplified to the point of skirting the edges of being wrong.
The number of ctitical masses isn't the key to getting a nuclear detonation. The key is getting the critical mass (or, commonly, a bit more than a critical mass so that the device is supercritical) to exist for long enough to cause enough fission to happen (edit : I mean a runaway chain reaction). For example, in the Tallboy type bomb (U-235, using a "shotgun" type triggering mechanism to unite two subcritical masses), if the "bullet" approaches the target too slowly, the energy of fission will vaporise the components before a substantial yield is achieved. IOW, the bomb will fizzle. Conversely, if the "bullet" isn't stopped (or at least slowed down) once it's in the target, it may pass through before the desired amount of fission has occurred.
There's also the requirement for an initiator to encourage the fission chain reaction to begin, by providing a sharp spike of emitted neutrons.
In the Fat Man type of bomb, the density of the plutonium at the core is momentarily increased by the coating of explosives, decreasing the amount needed to achieve a critical mass. (What constitutes a critical mass is determined by several factors, including the likelihood of neutron capture by a particular nucleus, the likelihood of a particular neutron to collide with a fissile nucleus, the number of neutrons released by each fission event, and so on.)
1:48 that’s how death looks like
I thought the title says: HOW TO MAKE ATOMIC AND HYDROGEN BOMBS IN 10 MINUTES
🤣
from where u will get uranium-235
@@advikmalwa379 Black Market?😂
I mean ebay
10 minutes 4 seconds
Note: The destructive power of great explosions aren't compared simply by energy output.
First, humans mostly live on the surface of the planet, where the low density and gas nature of atmospheric air allows for much greater destruction. We have massive shockwaves that wreak havoc, but since we occupy only a thin layer of Earth's surface, this means that any energy that gets "spent" on the rocks below us and the atmosphere too far above us won't cause any major damage to us or other animals. At least nowhere near the same proportion as the energy that goes directly to us. In that regard, destructive power increases by a logarithmic ratio based on the energy liberated. That's why most nuclear warheads are usually in the range of 100Kton - 1Mton worthy of power, even though we can easily get more than 10Mton in packages capable of airborne or orbital delivery.
Second, the (immediate) destructive power of nuclear devices is usually lower than the equivalent of conventional explosives. That's because the energy is liberated in the form of intense radiation emission. Both the particles and the ionizing electromagnetic energy they liberate can cause harm to living beings, but considering how they travel in straight line going to all directions from the origin point, the average amount of energy received per unit of area exposed to the nuclear reaction rapidly decreases as the distance increases. That said, the air that gets heated by this much radiation will violently expand and the shockwaves caused by this expansion lose energy much slower over distance. However, remember that only a tiny fraction of the heat applied to a gas will be converted into mechanical work (pressure increase and expansion). Basic thermodynamic stuff.
So...is that a good thing?
Yea, basic.
Where they are detonated matters of course. If you detonate a warhead under water it will not have nearly the same impact as detonating the warhead over land or in the sky several miles above land.
Pag ako talaga inventor gagawa ako pampa gunaw ng mundo
Thank you so much for your tutorial, let's hope and pray there will never ever be a nuclear war. Thank you again sharing your knowledge.
Deuterium and tritium
No mans sky players have entered the chat
Lmao I was thinking the same thing 😂
Yeppp
watched the whole thing and still have no clue how they work
thats what i commented too, damn useless video.
i agree, he should have gone into detail about the nuclei and atoms and how that reaction makes such a big explosion and not just that "Well its there and it goes boom" lol
Bro if the narrator was my teacher I would legit learn and do my homework and classwork a lot more
2:11 lol
3:20 Your bomb design is wrong. It wasn't the plug that went into the crevice (Right to Left in your video)... it was the crevice propelled into the plug (Left to Right).
This means you know how to make nuclear bomb!!!!!!
Military wants your location 😁
Bro keep making these “in ten minutes” videos because I learn more on these then I have in high school😭
It's super critical mass (where neutron reproduction factor becomes positive with the increase in no. Of secondary fast moving neutrons that lead to further fission reactions).whereas the critical mass is used in sustained chain reaction.
I’m definitely winning my schools science fair with this
“The 2 might be obvious”
Me : **Thinks about Hiroshima and Nagasaki**
Same
Kim Jong Un: I N T E R E S T I N G
Great tutorial dude. I’m already gathering the materials and having fun😏
Have fun with the fbi
very excellent explaination 👏