North Koreean Gouverment: Write that down, write that down!

USA: places nukes in turkey USSR: places nukes in cuba USA: surprised pikachu face

damn, he forgot one massive part in 1991, and it's about Ukraine owning over 5,000 nukes after the fall of the USSR

Fun fact - US warned no one can experiment the nuclear weapons in air,water,ground India - Lets do it underground🤣🤣🤣

In School : History is boring. KZfaq : Say no more.

Dear subscribers, as you noticed, unfortunatelly Geo History and the translated channels have been hacked. KZfaq is working on it right now, hopefully it will be solved very soon. Sorry for that and thank you for your support. (Geo History from the last channel that hasn't been hacked)

Our rejection of Nuclear power was a massive mistake, and the environment has payed dearly for it as we continue to rely on fossil fuels for our electricity

Great work and most recommended to watch it. I understand it is difficult to create a short video on such a subject, so, really well done. However, personally I feel the case of South Africa should have been mentioned being a former nuclear power too and the only country fully giving up its weapons on its own will. And maybe also the case of the former Soviet Union states which were for a very short time also in possession of weapons to some extend when the Soviet Union fell apart.

South Africa be like: Atomic Bombs, I dont know what you are talking about

Atleast there are 3 survivors at the hiroshima Wolverine, the japanese man and the cameraman?

I like how Ireland gets independence in this video 😂 nice little detail 🇬🇧

Second video I've seen of yours and both were really good! Definitely will keep watching!

Time traveler: what year is it? Japanese man: 1945, we just got hit with an atomic bomb Time traveler: first time or second time?

"The gods gave us fire... but blowing stuff up, that was our idea" - Ahoy

Gotta love how, in less than 50 years, humanity went from "Wow, this thing leaves a trace on a photo plate. That's pretty interesting!" to "Big energy bomb go boom and win us war!"

I love the comments sections on KZfaq videos like this. Open discussions and very little ego. (Some ego but that's natural). So much better than any social media platforms.

Mother Nature : carry on... I will show what I am... Aliens : why this noobs... Drops bombs on Each other?

13:55 Japan takes revenges

Nah KZfaq recommended this now on purpose they know what they're doing💀

Love the beat playing in the background. BIG UP 👏🤌✊🤘🤜

India was the first country to adopt a "no first use" policy after its second nuclear tests Pokhran-II in 1998. In August 1999 the Indian government released a draft of the doctrine which asserts that nuclear weapons are solely for deterrence and that India will pursue a policy of "retaliation only". The document also maintains that India "will not be the first to initiate a nuclear first strike, but will respond with punitive retaliation should deterrence fail".

10:48 The reactors at Chernobyl are not pressurized water reactors. They are so called RBMKs, a type of graphite moderated reactor in which the fuel is contained in pressure channels that penetrate the graphite moderator. There is no “reactor vessel” in an RBMK reactor and it also doesn’t have a containment.

I believe that some crucial details were left out on the Manhattan Project, most notably that the US, while leading the Manhattan Project, did not have the UK join immediately, and in fact "In July 1940, Britain had offered to give the United States access to its scientific research, and the Tizard Mission's John Cockcroft briefed American scientists on British developments. He discovered that the American project was smaller than the British, and not as far advanced." It wasn't until mid war that the project was increased exponentially, and the British "Tube Alloys" was absorbed into the American project.

What about South Africa? They built and then dismantled their nuclear weapons. Also no mention of the vela incident?

When the topic is nuclear and the soundtrack is dope trap, you know you're enriching and proliferating learning!

1971 : Nuclear armed United states 7th fleet moves into the bay of Bengal. Threatens India with war. 1974 : A "peaceful" nuclear test takes place in India.

Great video! Though you could have talked a little more about the sources of Uranium and which countries have most of it.

Thank you for this; no doubt, very informative!!

Guess south africas nuclear disarmament wasnt important enough to talk about

I recently found your Geo History channel and am very impressed. Great short but sweet timeline perspectives. Thank you and keep up the great work!

KZfaq recommendations are always on right time

North Korea: tries to make an atomic bomb World: eh, what do we care about that Iran: tried to make an atomic bomb World: *now this is an avengers level threat*

You forgot about “the beard of doom rocket” 🚀 from the great nation of Wadiya

also why did this channel get hacked? sad because me like history ;-;

Very nice summaru of nuclear power. Weapon facts I missed: - South Africa nuclear weapons - NATO nuclear weapon sharing - USSR countries formerly possessing nuclear weapons

Great video. The narrorator makes the difference. Well done my friend 🇨🇦

I heard when India got nukes, Pakistani politician at the time said they would eat Grass but get nukes 👌👌

You missed one, South Africa produced and tested nuclear weapons in 1988 and upon request if global super powers, dismantled them. Being the first nation in history to disarm all nuclear weapons peacefully

I always wanted to know how bombs came about. Ur research was amazing.

Brilliant video. Really informative.

Edit: We're finally back in control of our channel. Thank you to everyone who supported us through this difficult time. We'll be back with new videos soon. Hi Geo History viewers. I'm the narrator of the English version of Geo History. I don't usually comment here, but times are extraordinary. As many of you have correctly pointed out, this channel and its French and Russian counterparts have been hacked. We're anguished and angry, but KZfaq is aware and hopefully working on restoring our account. We're hoping things will be sorted out and that our videos will remain untouched. We've worked very hard to build a vibrant community of viewers over the past two years. What is particularly hard to understand is how someone thinks it's a good idea to hijack some else's channel and broadcast spam. How is that going to help anyone's cause? Obviously don't click on any links from the hacker's mindless, low-quality live streams. It goes against everything we stand for. We aim to spread knowledge, not spam. Supported by our community, we promise to be back in full force as soon as possible to continue our mission to educate. Thanks for bearing with us.

I think Geo History is one of the best history channels and deserves more subscribers.

Great content. Maybe, you can have another video focussing on Thorium power.

1:11 That french pronunciation was perfect.

Good video, would have been good to add the South Africa actually produced nuclear bombs, in addition to a nuclear power station in Cape Town and was the first country ever to willingly disarm their nuclear bombs giving rise to the Nuclear Non-proliferation act sometime in the mid 90s

was waiting for Geo History or Oversimplified to upload a new video. glad one finally did. Impressive work by the way.

Great video very informative good historical views thanks for the video

Philippines also tried and built nuclear power plant but it was shut down when Edsa "revolt" happens in 80s, but the plant is inspected and said to be still functional and can be used when needed which is the case in the Philippines because electric bill in the Philippines is very expensive

Very good video! Just one correction: Chernobyl did not have a containment building around the reactor, just a normal industry building. That is why Three mile island accident was contained, because it had a containment building. If Chernobyl had a containment building too, it would not had contaminated the place with its radiation.

This is great information. Thank you! If you take suggestions, I would love to see a video on Cyber Warfare / Data warfare if possible. Either way, I think your page is great.

Love how the historical border map drew accurately

Nice and informative keep going 👏

Im so happy your channel got back💌 Keep up the high quality work💌🙋🏻‍♂️

I like how it fails to mention the fact Ernest Rutherford split the atom first, I was excited for about a second when he mentioned him but that soon came with the realization that no one cares about New Zealand. He did it in 1918 if anyone cares. Also found out about how he fails to mention New Zealands role in the preventing Nuclear testing in the Pacific and creating a Nuclear exclusion zone around New Zealand.

About the part at 11:49 Austria is highlighted with other countries that have a Nuclear reactor, which is technically true, but it was never activated

Great work Sir thank you

Wow, I'm surprised how you can animate these video so fast, the last video is about Napoleon like a month ago? Don't know but you make some really good video

RIP Geo History

Non-proliferation treaty be like: Nuclear bombs bad. We can have them. You, no.

I like history, good video but I spotted one slight small problem. On your map and colouring America you have coloured part of Canada off the coast of BC. Graham Island, the lowest part you have coloured for Alaska is in fact Canadian. Other than that, really great video and well informed, thanks.

Guys don't unsub, the channel's been hacked. I'm sure he'll get the account back

Eveyone report the stream for scams but make sure to leave a reminder that youtube should not ban his channel instead return it

That was really a great video...

"humans constructed the atomic bomb, but rats would never make a rat trap" Albert Einstein

Such a informative video for me thank you a lot.

Oh god he must have gotten duped by those hackers too

5:37 The figure is slightly wrong. In high pressure and high temperature in which atoms can fusion, electrons does not rotate around nuclei. Instead of rotating, they flow around there like particles of liquid or gas. Matters (nuclei and electrons) in this status is called plasma.

7:58 artificial aurora? That's good to know next time I see it 😃

Wow he actually mentioned the American missiles in turkey, good job 👍

Oppenheimer: makes nuke everyone else: YOU JUST STARTED A TREND

i was sitting here rdy for u not to mention rutherford... but you did, hat off, you can see my distrust seeing we get left off maps all together lol

South Africa also possesed nukes which I believe were disarmed later by them Countries like khazakhstan, Ukraine and Beluris also possesed nukes which were transferred later to ussr or Russia mostly Also Khazakhstan is the biggest Uranium producer in the world

This account has been hacked.

Dude what happened to this channel of quality, what I just saw scared me, bitcoin stream.

These videos are so interesting

Why did i just get to know this channel now? what a magnificent video ... without a doubt one of the best q i've ever seen ... better than that only if it was in portuguese (i'm from Brazil 🇧🇷) I will marathon all the incredible videos on this channel 😁

I am so sorry buddy that your channel has been hacked. What can we do to help?

thank you a lot for usefull content! i was wondering if you can share the sources that you used for this video, im preparing an history essay on atomic energy and i have some trouble with finding quality sources. thanks a lot!

Helped with manufacturing a couple reactors.

Great video, thank you

"Bear the unbearable, suffer the insufferable." -Michinomiya Hirohito

The geopolitical accuracy of your animation is appreciated :) 🇮🇪

Despite we have the largest uranium mine, we do not use them 😁🇺🇿 We love peace

I remember when I signed up for Chemistry class in late 80's high school because I already had the Algebra 1 requirement for the course in Junior High, that when we all met our teacher back then, one of my fellow students was asked by the teacher why he wanted to be in the class. The student replied "I want to learn how to make an Atomic Bomb." Our teacher quickly responded: "I suggest you research that at the library." LOL.

13:53 when all of Japan farts together

Here's to 2020's Nuclear Technology making incredibly efficient reactors unlike anything seen by the first reactors in the 1950's and 1960's.

School: *Gives hours of information* KZfaq: And I took that personally.

With the war in Ukraine and maybe a possible world war 3 i felt the need to watch your video, already knew some informations but still very instructive keep up, with the good work.

Really hope you get your channel back. Has this happened to any other channel?

Europe: Invents a new thing... America: Now, this is mine...I gonna snatch your invention and modernize it...

fun fact: in italy there was actually a conference if they shouldve built reactors to produce energy, but as this happened after the chernobyl disaster, most of the people voted no and so theres no nuclear reactors in italy.

What about South Africa? They had made nukes but then disarmed them. Not complaining though you explained this extremely well for a short amount of time.

Finally a video that Credits the UK and Canada as massive partners in the Manhattan Project. ( Britain handed out all their research to the US upon joining the project ) *they were already in the process of trying to create a Fissile bomb

the videos are back !

thank u 4 everything u do

The first fission was actually done by Enrico Fermi in Rome, indeed he was at the head of the Manhattan Project

13:55 Karma does its work.

You missed out a big chunk. Tube Alloys was way ahead of the Manhattan project but the British didn’t have the cash to keep spending on the project and fight WW2. So they had to give up all their research to the US

Nice, but you missed out on South Africa's interesting nuclear history: they successfully tested a bomb, were known to have a handful complete and yet completely dismantled all of them- the only nation so far to do so.