All The Largest Nuclear Explosions In History

The first hydrogen bomb was tested in 1952, delivering a blast many times more powerful than any weapon used in World War II. This sparked a worldwide arms race to develop the most deadly weapons known to man. Check out the most awe-inducing explosions ever seen on this planet! Read more on Sploid: http://sploid.gizmodo.com/the-most-spectacular-and-destructive-atomic-bombs-in-hi-1578851378

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1. megatone are the worring ones not the easiest to deliver
2. call me weird but I think the blast and explosion of a nuclear weapon is pretty cool and that I also support the use of nuclear weapons and the use of nuclear weapons
3. 6:17 WTF
4. I feel bad for spongebob
5. MURICAAAAA!!!
6. Of course nk didnt sign it XD
7. They spread cancer all over the world.
8. Where is test 219?
9. 6:17, holy crap!
10. America don't want eny one else having these booms only them even Donald Trump said so
11. none come close my to mixtape
12. Wasn't that North Korea flying past in one frame?
13. Soon there will be a new one on this list...
14. TO all you little scary bitches...who are afraid...guess what?  You are going to die one day...now stop being such a pussy about it and live like you can die at any moment...with or without help from a nuke.
15. The yield of the Tsar Bomba was grossly understated; the actual yield was 55 megatons and that was with a lead tamper.  Had it been uranium, the yield would've been closer to 100 megatons.
16. If I were extraterrestrial being I would be scared and didn't want to get to know humans, stayed away from this shithole or even wanted to destroy Earth to prevent attact from humans side in the future. Observing what is happening here that would be reasonable ... regrettably.
17. Tibet next? ...The Dali Lama Bomba.
18. Air bursts are usually designed to have the fireball just kiss the ground. This provides the best result rather than digging a crater.
19. People wonder why our atmosphere and weather is all jacked up.