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			*YouTube video showcasing the damage of nuclear warheads - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujfC0NgdU48]

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	*At this rate - very hot zone (100 rad/hr) (gives you 2 hours of full exposure before you die) - would be created across the globe land area if about 15,000 bombs of 1.2MT are detonated. One can escape from a very hot zone if they have time to get in a car and drive away (but not right after blast as there will be traffic and fallout travels fast) - so stay indoors and let the main danger of radiation pass (dispersion by wind) [https://www.businessinsider.com/survive-nuclear-attack-fallout-shelter-cars-2017-5]		*At this rate - very hot zone (100 rad/hr) (gives you 2 hours of full exposure before you die) - would be created across the globe land area if about 15,000 bombs of 1.2MT are detonated. One can escape from a very hot zone if they have time to get in a car and drive away (but not right after blast as there will be traffic and fallout travels fast) - so stay indoors and let the main danger of radiation pass (dispersion by wind) [https://www.businessinsider.com/survive-nuclear-attack-fallout-shelter-cars-2017-5]
	*Thus, full out nuclear exchange would require 300k bombs for it to potentially kill everyone - if the explosions are air - not ground.		*Thus, full out nuclear exchange would require 300k bombs for it to potentially kill everyone - if the explosions are air - not ground.

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	**40000 sq km get a dose of 1 rad/hr. 200 rad gets very dangerous. Person in 1 rad can remain exposed for 200 hours until they have a risk of dying?		**40000 sq km get a dose of 1 rad/hr. 200 rad gets very dangerous. Person in 1 rad can remain exposed for 200 hours until they have a risk of dying?
	*At this rate - the entire land mass will be contaminated with 1 rad from 3750 of 1.2MT bombs.		*At this rate - the entire land mass will be contaminated with 1 rad from 3750 of 1.2MT bombs.
	*At this rate - very hot zone (100 rad/hr) (gives you 2 hours of full exposure before you die) - would be created across the globe land area if about 15,000 bombs of 1.2MT are detonated. One can escape from a very hot zone if they have time to get in a car and drive away (but not right after blast as there will be traffic and fallout travels fast) [https://www.businessinsider.com/survive-nuclear-attack-fallout-shelter-cars-2017-5]		*At this rate - very hot zone (100 rad/hr) (gives you 2 hours of full exposure before you die) - would be created across the globe land area if about 15,000 bombs of 1.2MT are detonated. One can escape from a very hot zone if they have time to get in a car and drive away (but not right after blast as there will be traffic and fallout travels fast) - so stay indoors and let the main danger of radiation pass (dispersion by wind) [https://www.businessinsider.com/survive-nuclear-attack-fallout-shelter-cars-2017-5]
	*Thus, full out nuclear exchange would require 300k bombs for it to potentially kill everyone - if the explosions are air - not ground.		*Thus, full out nuclear exchange would require 300k bombs for it to potentially kill everyone - if the explosions are air - not ground.

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	*1.2MT destroys (mostly fatal if exposed) 500 sq km. Ex Kiev, or NYC. Same.		*1.2MT destroys (mostly fatal if exposed) 500 sq km. Ex Kiev, or NYC. Same.
	*200 million square miles total earth area - land area of earth is about 150 million sq km		*200 million square miles total earth area - land area of earth is about 150 million sq km
	*To kill everyone (who is exposed), this would required 300,000 bombs of 1.2MT magnitude		*To kill everyone (who is exposed to burns, or worse), this would required 300,000 bombs of 1.2MT magnitude
	*However, that would be for air explosion. Ground explosion creates lots of fallout (radioactive particles)		*However, that would be for air explosion. Ground explosion creates lots of fallout (radioactive particles)
	**40000 sq km get a dose of 1 rad/hr. 200 rad gets very dangerous. Person in 1 rad can remain exposed for 200 hours until they have a risk of dying?		**40000 sq km get a dose of 1 rad/hr. 200 rad gets very dangerous. Person in 1 rad can remain exposed for 200 hours until they have a risk of dying?
	*At this rate - the entire land mass will be contaminated with 1 rad from 3750 of 1.2MT bombs.		*At this rate - the entire land mass will be contaminated with 1 rad from 3750 of 1.2MT bombs.
	*At this rate - very hot zone (100 rad/hr) (gives you 2 hours of full exposure before you die) - would be created across the globe land area if about 15,000 bombs of 1.2MT are detonated		*At this rate - very hot zone (100 rad/hr) (gives you 2 hours of full exposure before you die) - would be created across the globe land area if about 15,000 bombs of 1.2MT are detonated. One can escape from a very hot zone if they have time to get in a car and drive away (but not right after blast as there will be traffic and fallout travels fast) [https://www.businessinsider.com/survive-nuclear-attack-fallout-shelter-cars-2017-5]
	*Thus, full out nuclear exchange would require 300k bombs for it to potentially kill everyone - if the explosions are air - not ground.		*Thus, full out nuclear exchange would require 300k bombs for it to potentially kill everyone - if the explosions are air - not ground.

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2022-03-15T00:44:04Z

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	*At this rate - the entire land mass will be contaminated with 1 rad from 3750 of 1.2MT bombs.		*At this rate - the entire land mass will be contaminated with 1 rad from 3750 of 1.2MT bombs.
	*At this rate - very hot zone (100 rad/hr) (gives you 2 hours of full exposure before you die) - would be created across the globe land area if about 15,000 bombs of 1.2MT are detonated		*At this rate - very hot zone (100 rad/hr) (gives you 2 hours of full exposure before you die) - would be created across the globe land area if about 15,000 bombs of 1.2MT are detonated
			*Thus, full out nuclear exchange would require 300k bombs for it to potentially kill everyone - if the explosions are air - not ground.

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	*200 million square miles total earth area - land area of earth is about 150 million sq km		*200 million square miles total earth area - land area of earth is about 150 million sq km
	*To kill everyone (who is exposed), this would required 300,000 bombs of 1.2MT magnitude		*To kill everyone (who is exposed), this would required 300,000 bombs of 1.2MT magnitude
			*However, that would be for air explosion. Ground explosion creates lots of fallout (radioactive particles)
			**40000 sq km get a dose of 1 rad/hr. 200 rad gets very dangerous. Person in 1 rad can remain exposed for 200 hours until they have a risk of dying?
			*At this rate - the entire land mass will be contaminated with 1 rad from 3750 of 1.2MT bombs.
			*At this rate - very hot zone (100 rad/hr) (gives you 2 hours of full exposure before you die) - would be created across the globe land area if about 15,000 bombs of 1.2MT are detonated

Catarina at 00:18, 15 March 2022

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	<html><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Here is a nuclear bomb simulator - pick a city and size of bomb. Largest bombs in circulation appear to be around 1 megaton TNT equivalent (MT) and 5 MT. Largest test ever was 50 MT. Nagasaki was 20 kiloton. <a href="https://t.co/AnjptMjdLH">https://t.co/AnjptMjdLH</a></p>— Marcin Jakubowski (@marcin_ose) <a href="https://twitter.com/marcin_ose/status/1502848839857889283?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 13, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></html>		<html><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Here is a nuclear bomb simulator - pick a city and size of bomb. Largest bombs in circulation appear to be around 1 megaton TNT equivalent (MT) and 5 MT. Largest test ever was 50 MT. Nagasaki was 20 kiloton. <a href="https://t.co/AnjptMjdLH">https://t.co/AnjptMjdLH</a></p>— Marcin Jakubowski (@marcin_ose) <a href="https://twitter.com/marcin_ose/status/1502848839857889283?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 13, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></html>

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			*1.2MT destroys (mostly fatal if exposed) 500 sq km. Ex Kiev, or NYC. Same.
			*200 million square miles total earth area - land area of earth is about 150 million sq km
			*To kill everyone (who is exposed), this would required 300,000 bombs of 1.2MT magnitude

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Nuclear Destruction Radius - Revision history

Marcin: /* Links */

Marcin at 15:33, 12 April 2023

Marcin: Marcin moved page Nuclear War to Nuclear Destruction Radius

Marcin at 05:03, 15 March 2023

Catarina: /* Magnitudes */

Catarina: /* Magnitudes */

Catarina: /* Magnitudes */

Catarina: /* Magnitudes */

Catarina at 00:18, 15 March 2022

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