Nuclear Blast Damage Mapper ( Are you safe ? )

Obviously, if a thermonuclear bomb exploded close to your home, you'd have little hope of surviving the blast. But what if one exploded 5 miles away, or 20 miles away? And what about radioactive fallout?

Learn about a nuclear weapon's "zones of destruction" -- choose between a relatively small detonation at earth's surface, which will produce substantial fallout, and an especially destructive large detonation at high altitude.

Choose a Weapon and see... : Link

[Edited on 3-2-2003 by ultra_phoenix]

Isn't technology used in a great way!

Of course, but....

- A nuclear bomb dropped over a town, that's bad.
( except for WW2, where the bombs helped to stop this war ).
- A nuclear bomb used to blow an asteroid who's threatening the Earth, that's good.

OTH, my post is/was neutral and not biased " pro-nukes " or " anti-nukes ". It was just neutral.

im 25 miles from Dallas, and 25 miles from Fort Worth i'm screwed

Originally posted by KKing123
im 25 miles from Dallas, and 25 miles from Fort Worth

i'm screwed

Well, if we have " to see " a nuclear war, I bet that we will be ALL screwed. So, don't be anger, you'll not die alone.

There is 2 or 3 NATO base closed to my home ( less than 20 km ), an air force base from my own country and many industrials targets everywhere. I'm screwed !

this link here has some charts about damage and distance .........enjoy

www.active-duty.com...