Can you make a video on how Artificial intelligence can play a major role in future wars please.

Can you make a video on why we could rarely see any military issue their ground troops with the juggernaut armor (just like in Call of Duty games)

In the explosion clip with the house there is a car that just pops up Why did the camera survive

Can you block the phrase “can you” so i don't have to read these these stupid comments

​@@coltyt9529invincible armour concept.... It's not a dream anymore... But then there are those ultra penetration projectiles too😂... And in the race of armor and Amory (weapons)... The latter mostly wins😢...

Underrated

2023 And we're still cannot catch this tier of Kardašev scale

the fireball of Tsar bomba was even bright enought to be visible on orbit of mars with naked eye.

Human species*

@@wanhl2440 where did you get this?

Yeah, if they hadn’t dialed back the yield the bomber that dropped it would never have survived.

Doesn't seem right that the shock could "speed up" the airplane by 60mph, WITH a loss of altitude ... More like instantaneous loss of 60 mph of indicated airspeed, the response and recovery causing a loss of altitude as reported...

@@gregm8116with a huge tailwind gusting from behind the wing would produce much less lift until the aircraft accelerated to back to the initial indicated speed. If the aircraft was propelled forward at 60 extra knots by the blast im sure airflow over the wing produced little if any lift

@@NoahSpurrier 100MT to 50MT imagin the problems it would cause if it was 100MT ungodly

@@gregm8116 The shock could've just simply made the aircraft tild downwards.....

You probably need to qualify with "all explosives used in all the wars in human history", as the mining industry consumes large quantities of cheap explosives like ANFO. I did a quick search and found some USGS PDFs that suggest the scale of mining explosives sales is on the order of a few megatons per year. Of course you can also add the phrase "including both of the WW2 atomic bombings", as including that particular +0.040 MT seems to blow people's minds for some reason.

Or equal to all my dad's farts

Depends what "used" means. Pre-1961 atomic tests totaled far more than Tsar Bomba. You could say it was more than all explosives used in all wars. But does the Cold War count? 😄

Only those used in warfare. It did not match all the other nuclear tests combined.

doenst work fool

Nukes don't prolong human agony. Nukes preserve world peace. Nukes are friend, not foe.

Nuclear winter was a scientific fraud pushed in the interest of peace.

@@michaelkevinmirasol8256not wrong but in a deadly way

I dont know, solving the housing crisis in Toronto sounds pretty appealing. Pretty sure the owners of this channel are likely also from Toronto judging by off hand comments in other videos.

@@michaelkevinmirasol8256 nah ill take the prolong human agony

do you know how small are “tactical” nukes?

@@krzysiekniemiec6854 smallest ones i believe are 2% of what was dropped on hiroshima, but most would probably be several kilotons. the max size for it to be considered a tactical nuke is 50 kilotons. After that, it is known as a strategic nuke/city killer

@@krzysiekniemiec6854 The Americans were 10 tons to 10 kilotons!

@@GamerGod-fp1tjsmallest ever was American, it was called the Davy Crockett

@@user-tv7qn1vv3u yes

He also adds humor here and there and his narration is really high quality, easy to understand for non native english speakers.

he just reads wikipedia pages

@@djtormentt Which why it is old news for those of us who actually read. 😂

​@@gerolfvanoudshoorn4359Yeah, like "Trunno" (I guss that's how he read Toronto).

That’s how people who live in Toronto pronounce it, and I happen to live there.

They released it in like 2019.

Soviets are still here. Russia still exists. China still exists. North korea still exists.

Keep promoting your little puppet Sacharov. Since you neglect to learn that he was proposing to saw the country into 15 pieces, and then saw the remaining RSFSR into many 4 pieces of mainland and make all republics and autonomous regions to be on their own. Good job, kamarada lživyj uêban.

You overestimate the influence of the totalitarianism of the USSR, in fact, much was decided collectively within the framework of interested collectives. For example, a simple worker could speak out about anything (except politics) and he would be listened to, the trade unions had the power. In the end, the T-15 project was implemented. "Status-6" is its continuation. Also, people like Sakharov have a different type of thinking. "Now I have become Death, the destroyer of worlds." In his memoirs, Academician Sakharov wrote about his own idea of a nuclear torpedo, which arose much later than the development of the T-15, after successful tests in 1961 of the 50 (100)-megaton AN602 aerial bomb: I decided that such a carrier could be a large torpedo launched from a submarine. I fantasized that it was possible to develop a ramjet water-steam atomic jet engine for such a torpedo. The enemy's ports should be the target of an attack from a distance of several hundred kilometers. The body of such a torpedo can be made very strong, it is not afraid of mines and barrage nets. Of course, the destruction of ports - both by a surface explosion of a torpedo with a 100-megaton charge that "jumped out" of the water, and by an underwater explosion - is inevitably associated with very large human casualties. One of the first people I discussed this project with was Rear Admiral Fomin... He was shocked by the "cannibalistic nature" of the project and noticed in a conversation with me that sailors were used to fighting an armed enemy in open combat and that the very idea of such a mass murder was disgusting to him. I was ashamed and never discussed this project with anyone else. For reasons of secrecy, the T-15 torpedo was first developed without the participation of the Navy. This type of torpedo in the fleet became known only in December 1953 after the approval of the tactical and technical data of the draft design 627.

@@elusive6119is this Chat-GPT talking??…….. I mean typing

@@jcriley7695 Partly. I used a learning translator algorithm to watch this video and translate my comment into English, so there may be translation errors)

yeah... i wouldnt have liked to be them... must have been insanely scary at first

at least in past nuclears were feared. Now they aren't although they're still there.

@@Iv4Bez we fear what we don't understand Now we think we understand what the bombs will do and what the implications will be Therfore we don't fear them like we used to and that may be our downfall If we don't fear what in essence is death in a small steal container we will sooner or later use them and that my friend will be our complete and utter destruction Bø more dinner at five no more internet no more clean water or food In essence THE END GAME OVER And as it stands this madman in Russia is more and more inclined to use them The further in to a corner we push him the higher the risk of him using first tactical nuks and then if that doesn't work He'll push the button and there will be raining down death from the sky all over the world And as I said that's THE END GAME OVER Just saying 🇧🇻

Those times are returning...

@@edgarkrattiger9185 yeah whit a madman in the Kremlin and an idiot in the white house We're fucked

You know what they say, when the Death Star blew up Alderaan, poverty and unemployment rate dropped to 0%.

Who would've known nukes solve such problems!

Ah but those people won't be in San Francisco

Those people won’t be returning to San Francisco 😂

@@jacobeastham9505 I'm not exactly sure about the rules and everything, but since this bomb had very little fallout, there might a sale on some properties.

Oh come on, it's not like they would give it to someone who started wars.

Ohh and a a person who dropped 26000 tons of bomb also got noble peace prize. Barkat Hussain Obama. 😂

@@user-um2hj7jn5y Yeah, a merchant of death giving prize to his homies.

@@lansfriszt7767 Obama

Dynamite was invented for mining.

Kurushchev was the leader not the scientist

​@@Guy65006yup OP is an idiot.

*sakharov & oppenheimer

That is not an example of irony.

You talk about Sacharov. And one fact that differ them, is that Oppenheimer wasn't a cuckold that desired to see his homeland being sawed, let me extrapolate his methodology, into 50 pieces.

I simp for the Soviet Union

@@Brochtencommieboo

Bro fr they always so wild 💀

Because if you don't you get sent to a gulag in siberia

No they have killed many people. They are not someone to look up to.

Real😮я русский,реально идеально произнёс по-русски)

They cared more about their servicemen then than now

​@@BumHoleTicklerweren't at war then, they are now

They did care a lot actually. Its just the western media has painted a negative picture of the Soviet Union. Not saying there werent any bad things happening, but that doesnt mean everything was bad.

I dont even know what warpath is now i just auto tap 60 seconds ahead anytime i get a sponsor without thinking about it and if its still going on 3 more taps

Oppenheimer at least wasn't a cuckold who wanted to dismember his homeland into, accordingly to his methodology on the future of !RSFSR!, 50 "independent" countries"

Because Sakharov was anti Soviet in later stages of his life. Obama also received a Nobel Peace Prize, I assume for destruction of Libya and bombing of Syria... These western awards are pointless because they are politicized.

No the fusion portion was certainly much heavier than that. Probably more like 50lb.

it was but there wasnt much footage of what actually happened around the world after tsar bomba was detonated. still, it helps get the point across.

​@@XenonArcherthere's a whole Russian documentary about it what do you mean ???

That's not true.

The 50 megatons already "pierced the atmosphere" and wasted energy. For 100 megatons the bomb should've been a 3 stage weapon thus 50 megatons+ would've come from fission. That would result in too much residual radiation.

We said 3000 times more powerful than the nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. So that’s little boy + fat man.

@@NotWhatYouThink Oh you meant "combined".

No. At late ages he became ill and proposed misc strange stupid things (more strange than shaking hand with void), lost ability to filter information and repeat everything what heard, this of course used by US propaganda. And of course US propaganda not told to anyone that he also proposed to explode whole American continent 😮 When we studied him in colledge and read what he proposed, laugh whole group, so mad he was 😂 He had minor role in thermonuclear weapon. Proposed to use layers, but all rest works, computer modeling, math to construction did another people. Main is Yulii Khariton.

With 10,000 MT you don't even have to aim that much.. I think it is useful to have a few of those

@@JamesSmith-ix5jd Hence why Teller called it a "backyard bomb"

France (never ratified the treaty): "Maybe I look a beet arrogahnt, but uh, how you say, f%ck your laws, and your pooblic saff-ty."

For real

Smaller bombs on more accurate missles. Missles are now equipt with multiple reentry vehicles which are armed with 10 individual warheads and 4 dummys that can be independently targeted

At least it tried. What did you ever do to help get rid of dinosaurs?

I just looked it up. They are rockets shot into the air just before the nuke goes off. Their smoke trails make it easy to measure the shape, size, and timing of the shock waves from the explosion.

Well, Proton was indeed an ICBM, but most of the rockets in the world were actually ICBMs, which were aimed up, not down. The Titan Rockets in the US were ICBMs too. Even countries like Pakistan used traditional missiles to put payload into space. If you look at the trajectory that ICBMs follow, you can see they do indeed enter space and then fall down.

and Nobel Price are named after a man who invented Dynamite. So it is ironic to begin with.