The craters are still there. You can see them from a plane, too.

@mortjoer

Ай бұрын

20°30'15.3"N 156°40'44.2"W Coordinates to put into google maps if anyone else is interested

@maughan3061

Ай бұрын

Sailors hat crater. The pool at the bottom of the crater meets the criteria of an anchialine pond because it shows tidal fluctuation, has measurable salinity, and lacks surface connections to the sea. The water chemistry of this pool is similar to the ocean except silica is elevated and salinity is slightly depressed suggesting a small groundwater influence. The fauna is dominated by waterboatmen, an endemic shrimp and tubeworm, polychaetes, amphipods, an ostracod, gastropod, solitary ectoproct. anemone, flatworm and sponge. The atyid shrimp, Halocaridina rubra, is a characteristic species of Hawaiian anchialine systems and probably colonized this pool by active migration via the watertable. Colonization by the remaining fauna may have occurred by storm surf (for marine species) or with the wind.

A crater can be clearly seen on the very SW tip/corner of Kahoolawe Island on google maps

Camera guy cutting it a little close there in the beginning. 😅

This video came out AWESOME!! So clear and detailed.

Ah, so it was conventional. I was wondering why no blinding flash.

@jayg339

Ай бұрын

Yeah I thought the same thing at first.

@codymoe4986

Ай бұрын

Or you could have simply read the video description.

@jayg339

Ай бұрын

@@codymoe4986 to be fair, the channel is about nuclear tests. The fact that it was a non nuclear test that somewhat looks like a mini nuke can throw viewers for a loop

Good video, thanks for sharing this, ATC.

0:12 - 0:30 == 18 seconds == 3.8 miles

@josephastier7421

Ай бұрын

Shock waves are supersonic and their speed increases with power. A distance estimate based on the speed of sound will be short.

@rockets4kids

Ай бұрын

@@josephastier7421 The blast wave goes subsonic rather quick and this can be ignored for a rough estimate of distance. If it makes you feel better, consider this a lower bound on stand-off distance here.

Just more proof that Christopher Nolan and his effects team botched a proper depiction of Trinity.

@kzm1934

Ай бұрын

You know this is a non-nuclear explosion don’t you?

@Hoju3942

Ай бұрын

@@kzm1934 I think they're pointing out that even with convention methods you could still make an explosion that has the look and scale of a nuclear explosion, instead of the "50 gallons of gas with a firecracker taped to the side of the barrel" method they went with for the movie.

@AtomicAerials

Ай бұрын

@@kzm1934 so was the explosion filmed to represent Trinity, but it didnt look anything like Trinity. This video shows how closely a non-nuclear explosion could look, if done right.

@AtomicAerials

Ай бұрын

@@Hoju3942 Correct.

@josephastier7421

Ай бұрын

How they could muff the money shot that badly escapes me. I would have thought half the movie budget would have gone into getting it absolutely and amazingly correct.

500t 🤔 that had to be more surely. It looked way bigger, than just 500 ton Very impressive especially the shockwave. Where was the crater it caused 🤔?

Fooled me at first thinking it was a mini-nuke. They should've used something like this for the movie Oppenheimer instead of lighting some gas on fire - would've looked significantly better than the end result. A nuclear blast should not be that difficult to create/computer generate/film in the year 2024, but sure enough, most nuclear explosions in movies rarely look like the actual thing.

The barrage balloons falling back to Earth in shreds.

Excellent video

wow... what a lovely video. thank you for scaling and sharing these videos. where was this test conducted at?

@mariekatherine5238

Ай бұрын

If I remember correctly, it was one of the very small, remote islands of Hawaii.

@cyxman3940

29 күн бұрын

Je savais pas que certains essais avaient été tirés vers Hawaï, relativement petit pour celui ci, mais quand même, certains radionucléides doivent persister malgré le temps.

What is the approximate TNT power?

@MA-iv7ol

Ай бұрын

It says 500 ton TNT charge. That's one big firecracker, imagine having to set up that massive explosive charge.

@codymoe4986

Ай бұрын

It was 500 tons of TNT... So about 500 tons worth...

I'm surprised that there isn't a Google street view of the crater.

20°30'15"N 156°40'43"W

Awesome video @Atomic Test Channel. This test here also could show a great way to neutralize a beach front, before an amphibious assualt. Keep up the great work ATC👍👍🇺🇸✌️

KABOOM!!! I love this video❤ 0:29

thats an TNT not a nuclear blast!

Can you do Plumbbob Hood Unedited and Uncut 4K Please

Damn, you could hear it all the way from out there on a plane

0:13 There is an Encore-like row of trees aligned with ground zero.

what is EMP to ship's sensors.? what is the effect on modern-ships(especially day-1 sink, recent american naval) thatdepends on electronics to stay afloat.? what is the radiation levels on sailors.? how long does it take for blisters to appear.? why air-burst nuclear instea of direct-strike.? why count radioactivity levels on each person.? why mayhem is air-burst 2for EMP.?

Only goats and some reef fish were harmed in this test..

Didn't look nuclear , so I read the description which said the same 🙂

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There’s a big fn crater still there today

Man, the US Military really beat the hell out of that little island off the coast of Maui.🏝

Nice mushroom-cloud.

So they gave a fuck about environment, (they still do) but EU want's me, to pay taxes on my gas boiler cuz i pollute.. WTF????

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Ай бұрын

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