Radioactivegoo
Radioactivegoo
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19th Oct 2018
19th Oct 2018
Mostly realistic simulation of the explosion
hiroshima pressure heat japan nuke bomb nuclear nagasaki radiation shockwave

Comments

  • sterling
    sterling
    24th Oct 2018
    is there a war about if it was ok or not ok if so the us did warn the city
  • Buzzking
    Buzzking
    23rd Oct 2018
    The alternative to the hydrogen bombs was operation downfall, which would've killed way more civilians. The bombings were the lesser evil.
  • SubaruEnjoyer
    SubaruEnjoyer
    22nd Oct 2018
    Its the beeeest dayy eeeeeveeeer!
  • Radioactivegoo
    Radioactivegoo
    22nd Oct 2018
    I bet you wouldn't say that if your city was destroyed by a hydrogen bomb
  • ReveLuv
    ReveLuv
    22nd Oct 2018
    There are no innocent civilians. It is their government and you are fighting a people, you are not trying to fight an armed force anymore. So it doesn't bother me so much to be killing the so-called innocent bystanders.
  • ReveLuv
    ReveLuv
    22nd Oct 2018
    There are no innocent civilians-Curtis Emerson LeMay
  • Coffee
    Coffee
    20th Oct 2018
    @Radioactivegoo use VX and VY i guess im not sure what the limit is on saving super high vx and vy values tho
  • Radioactivegoo
    Radioactivegoo
    20th Oct 2018
    Maybe i could make it so the bomb releases photons that would simulate the heat wave from the light. Problem is photons don't move at the speed of light in TPT so it wouldn't be realistic
  • boxcarz
    boxcarz
    20th Oct 2018
    Actually, death by several-thousand degree air and extreme overpressure (which would rupture your lungs and other organs) would be pretty damn fast. Unless you're far enough away to be affected by the light & radiation, but not the blast. Then you're in deep shit.
  • Radioactivegoo
    Radioactivegoo
    20th Oct 2018
    Victims of the blast would stumble around for hours with Third-Degree burns and skin hanging from their arms. I wouldn't wish that fate for anyone regardless of what their country did.