I’ve seen some stupid stuff but this is definitely up there

The first nuclear explosion where sound travels faster than light.

Alternate title: time-lapse of sunrise

Discord mods imagining the Sun:

“Never trust anything you read on the internet" Abraham Lincoln Feb 18, 1864.

The speed of sound worked hard enough to beat the speed of light. Proof that hard work really does pay.

For the people saying “The cameraman would be dead”, you’re forgetting that the cameraman can’t die.

That New Zealand accent is flawless

When your third grader child puts together a video for school and it makes it to KZfaq.

you just turned up the exposure

New Zealand are one of the few countries that refuses any military ship access to its waters if the ship does not allow inspectors to check for any nuclear weapons.

That's simply an overexposed, sped-up video of a sunrise. 🗿

I was there when it happened and i was killed instantly by the shockwave true story

Came for the comments, was not disappointed.

It's a well known fact that sound travels faster than light from a neuclear explosion

I'm telling you, if there's one thing for sure humans would go extinct cuz of our own stupidity

The countdown is literally from pixel gun 3d nuclear city

Wow the wind there is crazy. Almost like everything is speed up.

Bruh... that ain't no nuclear explosion, that's just someone watching a THX movie and couldn't find the remote, still very devastating tho

"Never believe everything you see on youtube" Sun Tzu , year 776

I would like to thank you for this great video as my uncle had been disabled for 20 years and he suddenly walked after watching it to disconnect the wifi and smash the router.

Pretty amazing that we heard the explosion before we saw the light !

Filming the natural Thermonuclear fusion reactor up in space with high exposure.

1000 times brighter than the sun

I think the classic statement here is "Thats 30 seconds of my life I'll never get back."

This was a very polite nuclear explosion. Not only did it broadcast a slow-motion countdown that would sound perfect in timelapses, it even emitted the sound *before* the light so people could put protective gear on! Not to mention the blast lasting for what appears to have been minutes, shining so perfectly for the video.

Bro took "cameraman never dies" to the whole next level 💀

This is literally the sun with a fixed exposure camera on a cloudy day, and the video is even sped up.

How to survive nuclear war : be a camera man

"Never believe anything you see on the internet" -Gerge Washing June 38th 18942

If you look closely Even the trees are trembling in fear 😂😂

"Nice day for a walk outside 🤭" **Gets fucking obliterated**

That nuclear explosion is peaceful as hell.

I didn't realize that light and sound travel at the same speed in New Zealand. That must be wild!

You all are wrong, this is the new New Zealand weapon. Ultra speed sound bomb. Devastating blast with no radiation, just too many deaf people aftermath.

When you discover the exposure settings on the camera for the first time

I remember this i was asleep in my UK bed and i didn't wake the next morning and i shat myself when i realised i died as a result of that explosion, I'm only glad i didn't survive to tell my story

Title should read “Social experiment proving humans desire to see nukes and desolation”

Y'know why this is fake? BECAUSE THE COUNTDOWN IS LITERALLY A CAPCUT SOUND EFFECT😭

For a few seconds New Zealand felt like Australia

That was the safest nuclear bomb, EVER! It was so environmentally friendly.

We watch bigfoot movies all the time and the cameraman always survived

Tsunami 🌊: thanks for letting me starting the largest wave 🌊

He's not wrong, what we are witnessing here is a few million sustainable nuclear explosions over 90 million miles away.

I remember this well, we used the 2,000 degree heat to roast hot dogs while we wore welding masks.

This was so dumb

i love how everything is moving in fast motion, but the countdown is in normal time.

Well i kinda guess the sun is a gigantic nuke.

That's what a sunrise and sunset looks like in Arizona in the summer.

Twitter user going outside for the first time:

camera man never dies

These aren’t even good fakes, I get some people make stuff like this to show off VFX skill, but this just looks like someone trying to spread false information. Here are some reasons why: 1) The sound travels at the same speed as the light. 2)The grass and trees should have set on fire 3) The camera lens was pointing directly at the explosion, meaning we should have seen black and white pixels appear from the radiation 4) Everything would have been blown away, then sucked back in 5) The camera lens should have been instantly scorched 6) The explosion appears way before the countdown ends (and the explosion is supposed to actually begin, I presume) 7) The footage is quite obviously sped up 8) I don’t even think it’s edited much, I think it’s just the sun with increased brightness There is a lot of things you can fake, physics ain’t one of them. It either conforms to physics, or it’s fake (if it’s neither then that’s a whole different problem)

the new global light mode looks lit 💯

Sorry mr but new zealand has a treaty against nukes which means we dont use any

Before faking a nuclear explosion, perhaps do your homework😌

- Is that a nuclear explosion? - Where? 👀 *Vaporized

It's common courtesy send the sound first. Gives you time to put on your safety glasses before the Shockwave rips you apart.

The sun is technically a nuclear explosion.

I can't believe any country would even consider playing with this stuff

I love the comments on videos like these, they're hilarious

Ahh yes, the classic “sound traveling as fast as light” video

Poor Kiwi kid never saw the sunset growing up.

I guess you turned up your brightness while taking a picture of the ocean and thought "hey that looks like a nuke".

Camera man never dies

I just came up from the bunker and it looks like the coast is clear! Man that was a close one.

How’d the camera manage to stay on focus and not alter the lighting in the foreground ?

Not even close to what a nuclear explosion looks like

Your daily Oligarchy suggested Fear video.

Way to turn up the exposure on a video clip. Guys...he found the exposure slider he'll be a full blown movie editor in no time 🤣

When u turn exposure 100%😂😂

Besides the light vs sound issue ..do we really think that a nuclear detonation would be experimented so close to an urbanized area?

The camera man: 💪🗿

So sound travels.. Faster than light... Have they watched nuke vids cause these exist?

When you find the shutter speed setting for your camera.

Who turned on the fan beside the camera? Talk about bad timing

A fast forward video with a audio installed in the background 👏👏👏👏

POV: Discord lightmode

Alt title: “finally discovered how to change exposure on my phone”

That’s what happens after giving grandpa spicy food

Until this day the camera man still stands with his camera in hand, nothing but a skeleton

No animals were harmed during this experiment. I swear.

Fred Flintstone once said...."Never believe everything from the internet".

the time lapsed grass understood the assignment wait for the sun

“True art is an explosion”

Not even Australia would waste a nuke in NZ

The thought of one of these being dropped on a city is absolutely terrifying, like whatever isn't destroyed by the initial blast is contaminated by radiation, and ik this is basic knowledge but it's just hard for me to wrap my mind around something that is so absolutely destructive

What it feels like when the sun explodes

Funny how the blinding flash failed to damage the grass blowing in the wind.

cameraman never dies

Other title for this video: mom opens window when I waked up

It almost made the tree and grass move, so powerful and believable

My dad left for cigarettes 20 years ago, he just came back today to say how great this video is. After watching this video mine and his relationship has gotten so much better. I now have trust that if he leaves again he will come back.

Apparently the flash on a nuke lasts minutes now.

"You are my sunshine" --The guy in house prob

Glad the nuclear exploration was so generous it didn't kill anyone.

When dad sneezes for the first time since 1984

Bro had a countdown for a timelapse video

Stupidity isn’t a virus but it sure is spreading like one - Sandy Cheeks

Goddamn, North Korea testing nukes again😂

I have not seen a fog bank mistaken for a nuclear explosion before. Now I have.