A Time-Lapse Map of Every Nuclear Explosion Since 1945 - by Isao Hashimoto

[puckster_guy]

an interesting video I came across

 

[DiveDeepSix]

Nice, thanks for the post.  Looked and sounded like a pinball machine there in a few spots, looks like we've been busy here in the US, I always knew my cousins from California were strange!!    

[The Machine]

Wow it's hard to believe over 2000 nuclear destinations have occurred in less than 50 years.

I wouldn't fancy living on the west coast of the US ..... from looking at that last bit.

[Hooter]

Does that mean we haven't tested any since 1998 ? I hope they still work. 

[umbertino]

Grazie for sharing, my Friend.

[The Machine]

Wow it's hard to believe over 2000 nuclear destinations have occurred in less than 50 years.

I wouldn't fancy living on the west coast of the US ..... from looking at that last bit.

Oops auto correct strikes again "detonations"

[nstoolman1]

My father was a sailor in 1946 that participated in the 4th and 5th nuke detonations. He lived to be 82 and died in his sleep. He is one of the few lucky ones.

[ronscarpa]

Terrifying...! What damage have we done to the world..? ------------- Thanks for the post puckster_guy (+1)   

Five (5) Star post P_G   

[puckster_guy]

Terrifying...! What damage have we done to the world..? ------------- Thanks for the post puckster_guy (+1)   

Five (5) Star post P_G   

That was the point of the post. After a couple of tests and a few destroyed cities you should figure out they work all too well. Little need for more tests.