tsar bomba

[flyboy]

does anyone know how big the crater (if the bomb was a surface explosion) was?

 

and also how far did the shock wave travel?

 

and for the older adults that dont know what this is

it is the soviet supernuke, detonated somewhere in the arctic circle.

 

it had a yield of 50(planned for 100) megatons and could be seen from 600 miles away and still remains as the biggest nuke detonation of all time.

bet no other 14 year old knows that?

[insane_alien]

i know lots of 14 yearolds who know that. Why don't you google for this theres lots of info on the aftermath of nuclear tests both american and russian.

[flyboy]

does anyone have the video or know where i can get the video of the explosion?

[insane_alien]

http://www.zvis.com/nuclear/dimg.php3?tzarbo2,tzar <picture of the tsar bomba cloud haven't found a video yet(yes that comma is supposed to be there)

 

http://nuclearweaponarchive.org/Russia/TsarBomba.html <this has lots of data and some more picks of the bomb itself