How It Works - The Atomic Bomb
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The atomic bomb strikes fear into anyone who has seen a picture of the famous mushroom cloud, eviscerate anything in its path! But how exactly can one bomb be so destructive? Check out today's epic new video to find out how a nuclear bomb actually detonates, creating one of the most destructive explosions known to mankind!
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Infographics: Shows you how nuclear weapons work
Every country without nuclear weapons: takes notes
Don't forget the kids there taking notes to
This is 80 year old technology. Every physics student has known this for decades.
Write that down. Write that down!!
@@gerardrbain1972 I think it was a joke pal
@@tomjarrett8290 You're the joke!
This Minecraft Redstone tutorial is surprisingly realistic.
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This is a, Very big Compact Bomb
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Привет из России!
Hello from Russia!
It’s pretty scary how splitting apart the tiniest particles of matter and/or slamming into each other can release so much energy. The fact that a single device could level an entire city in a matter of seconds is also pretty scary.
It is scary. but then we're tapping into a process that powers the the stars--I'm speaking of the hydrogen (thermonuclear) bomb which uses fission to set off fusion. And if you're anywhere near the epicenter, you will be vaporized long before your brain can comprehend what's going on (kind of like the people in Pompeii who got hit by a pyroclastic surge and killled even before their nerves could register pain).
Страшнее то, что одинаково заряженные частицы отталкиваются. Но в случае с атомом где у ядра, это не так хотя частицы имеют только положительный заряд. Нейтроны и протоны по отдельности имеют большую массу, чем цельное ядро атома. Сила которая удерживает протоны вместе имеет природу связанную с их массой. Вот что действительно страшно. Сможем мы объяснить это в будущем?
Also just 100 nuclear bombs can almost completely wipe out all life, and the U.S. has around 6000 bombs; or can destroy all life 60 times. Russia has like 4000 (I think).
Even worse is combining anti matter and matter
@@chieftain8638 You know what the scariest thing about a hypothetical antimatter weapon would be? By design, nuclear weapons are actually rather safe. They're not going to go off unless they're intentionally detonated; you can beat them, shoot them, etc., and if anything you'll just disable it. Antimatter, on the other hand, needs to be contained to prevent it from mixing with ordinary matter and annihilating, so you'd need some sort of containment system to isolate the antimatter. If that system fails for whatever reason? Boom.
Thank you I needed this video for... a project. Nothing to worry about
@noisewater don’t worry I have that covered
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Is that you Kim?
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Called me?
@@kimjong-un5570 free the North koreans
Iran: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN
@Danilo Alves r/wooosh
Get ready for more buddy
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i sure love diy tutorials, best one to date
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Yeah, i only need a few parts before i can launch my giant nuclear atom bomb that im going to bomb the earth with!
@@paperfox2787 hold my slingshot🤣
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The only hard to find item in here is uranium 235, but hey, one rod of that and you're set
Thanks for the help
Edit: Dear FBI,
This is a joke
Idk man.. name is sketch
@@bwtjma183 it would be more sketch if it was “The Capitalist Spartan”
@@JordanBlue1 and even more sketch if they were named "The Next Big Bang"
@@JordanBlue1 You mean the economic system that is responsible for literally the entire modern world, the free market that has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty, that one? 😏 Versus Socialism/Communism... the single most destructive, murderous, authoritarian, and genocidal ideology that making has ever come up with..? Yeah, tough choice... 🙄 What are you, like 12?
@@CaptiveReefSystems No other country has nuked anyone 🤷♂️ no other economic system or form of government has lead to that. No other country infiltrates other countries and assassinates democratically elected socialist leaders to try and destroy their chances at proving that the socialist system works. Go lick the boot somewhere else.
Ok thanks, now another reason why the FBI will be after me
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What are the other reasons? 😳
*starts laug- wait wot
Hoho
Me watching this on my phone during school: mm yes information
Lucky you, you can go to school ._.
Same
Mmmm hamster
You know Kurzesagt - in a nutshell
He does the same stuff but more simply and easy to understand
@@factswithdevasish _german patriotism noises_
Did you hear about the 2 nukes that got into an argument?
They had a fallout
Heh heh heh.
😂
@Logan Zimmer 😂😂😂
Heheh
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11:09. I like the subtle use of the slide-whistle when talking about the destruction of Earth and human civilization... It was a nice touch
Infographics show: talking about the end of the world by nuclear explosions
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Wow. I’m literally doing a project on the atomic bomb for my social studies class and this was exactly what I needed. Thank you so much infographics!!
they haven’t explained it well😬
I've studied nuclear weapons for over 5 years and have produced my own design. If you're still working on this project and have any questions, I'm happy to answer them.
@@Evan_Bell thats really cool
and the only question I have is the after math of the nuclear war will it actually cover the atmosphere in smoke and then what ?
@@muhammadibraheem6037 There's a disagreement among scientist on whether or not that would happen. The hypothesis is that a nuclear fireball would start firestorms in cities, which would pump soot and smoke into the upper atmosphere, where it would attenuate some sunlight, cooling the surface of the planet (termed nuclear winter). Among other things, this would cause massive crop failure and mass starvation. The Hiroshima bombing did produce a firestorm, although the Nagasaki attack did not. Also Japanese cities in the 40s were made of many more flammable materials than most cities in industrialised nations.
Again, the science isn't settled.
Some models estimate that from a full scale nuclear exchange between Russia and the USA, temperatures in central Eurasia could drop by as much as 30 celcius, and that they wouldn't return to pre-war conditions for over a decade (as that's how long it would take the soot particulates to settle to the ground).
@@vinayakrastogi05 it wasn't a video for 3rd grade.
Ah yes, my favorite toy.
The most dangerous too heh.
Lets play
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It’s not my favourite because they will not be used. I like the military drones the most
2 aliens are talking in outer space, looking down on Earth.
"It seems the inhabitants of planet Earth have created nuclear technology and missiles" says one alien
"are they showing signs of intelligence?" asks the other
"I dont think so. They seem to be aiming at themselves"
That's hilarious 😆🤣😂
preparing to watch Oppenheimer
There is no mention of Oppenheimer here😢
I dont understand why my science teacher didn’t allow us to make one of these in class
I got so angry i made one myself and brought it to school
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Kim Jung un is going to be proud after watching this
Da Supreem reader will build it with his own two Hands.
you should point out that almost all blast power comes from nuclear fission. The hydrogen fusion stage is mainly there to generate more neutrons as the atoms fuse, this in turn causes a higher % of uranium to undergo fission. This is why hydrogen and its isotopes are very challenging as a choice of fusion fuel for reactors.
it's also why alot of people don't think Russia's nuke work anymore, since those fuels require constant replacements they almost certainly haven't been doing.
Fission - Fusion - Fission - yes
@@iitzfizzFission is the division or splitting into two or more parts.
Fusion is the process or result of joining two or more things together to form a single entity.
2 opposite things and different words - get it?
I was just writing an essay about it-
Is your teacher Kim Jong un why would your teachers wanna know this
@@aidynsbestyoutubemoments kim kong? You mean kim jong-un?
@@carminegalante4925 clearly they meant Kim Kong, King Kong and Kim Kardashian's fused form.
@@sharkhenry8010 lol
What class was this for?
America: * puts ballistic missiles in turkey *
me realising that in a war scenario,turkey will be one of the primary targets: guess i'll die
I’m pretty sure they where removed from their during the Cold War, in order for Russia to remove missiles from Cuba
@@rainfyre2694 Nope. The bombs are still in Incirlik Base..
Ferb, I know what we’re going to do today
Oppenheimer, amazing film!
It’s beautiful in a way, all that potential from a single atom splitting. It’s like the Big Bang but “miniaturized”, everything from nothing in an instant.
What amazes me is how small the components are in the bomb.
If i'm not wrong ofcourse. But i think i've heard that they are very small, like the size of a golf ball or something similar. And to get such insanely huge explosions from such small objects just melts my mind.
Not the fission of a single atom. The little boy weapon fissioned approximately 20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 atoms.
@@Gielderst What components? Some are much smaller... Wires for example that aren't much thicker than a human hair.
It’s not just one atom. Not even close. There quadrillions of atoms splitting at once. One atom splitting wouldn’t even lift a grain of sand
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I think you mean “The Gadget”
Sml reference
when the ratio of protons to ELECTRONS is the same, the atom is neutrally charged. Neutrons are responsible, mostly, for holding the nucleus together and, ironically, for splitting atoms in fission. They also have no charge. Hence why they are called "neu"-trons because they are neutrally charged.
I remember literally doing a report explaining all of this in high school for a project. It was a lot to say the least.
@The Infographics Show. Fake infographics get outta here with yo atom iq
@The Infographics Show. fake
I've read that nukes are detonated at high altitudes to maximize their blast radius (causing much more destruction) and minimize the fallout. So, the radiation effects should be minimal.
This is correct. They're usually set to airburst.
Who is here after or before watching Oppenheimer
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Great tutorial! Mine is coming along well.
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I love these animations and i always learn so much.
There's always discussion about these type of bombs bruh but never how one works
Yeah.. You got weed?
@@Chakaaaa no, but i got atomic bomb
These videos makes me feel a bit better about how awful my day is
Don’t worry just know your day can only get better if not today then tomorrow
@@kingrhyjah1269 Thanks man
@@diversejoe617 no problem I hope I helped at least a little
@@kingrhyjah1269 bruh
yeah i guess
"Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds"
I didn't know that the Count of Monte Cristo was J. Robert Oppenheimer
Alan the Destroyer of worlds
You drop it, it goes boom..... Pretty much.....
So much more to it than that.
@@JordanBlue1 nah.
@@saturnianrings3920 very much so
@@JordanBlue1 incorrect.
@@saturnianrings3920 nah, it’s not that simple. There is a lot that goes in to making an atomic bomb work. It’s extremely complex. One thing being wrong, then nothing will happen.
this makes me learn more then what the teachers teachs us
whos watching this after seeing Oppenheimer in the movie theater
Me
Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today
Press B to SUS
@@sharkhenry8010 Press X to doubt
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thanks for the tutorial man! looking forward to making my own
I’ve learned more from infographics in one year then I have from school my whole life
That's why Japan has flaming ball of fire on their flag
nope it's supposed to be the sun i think
That is supposed to represent the sun, but still, the sun is a giant ball of nuclear fusion.
Here from Oppenheimer
Thanks for this video. now I am able to know the science behind this. back in my school life they didn't taught me this good.
I’m out of school but I still love learning. Thanks @ infographics show
Pretty soon the government is going to be like why is this dude revealing our secrets
possibly
Bruh
Bruh it's not private information
Don't worry, this is quite inaccurate. For example, the tamper in "hydrogen" bombs is mostly U238 and the "hydrogen" is over 2/3 lithium by weight.
@@denisdooley1540 why... do you know this?
Who's here after oppenheimer😂?
This engineering class quickly turned into history lesson
History is about to write again🥲
This the best explanation. Had no idea how they worked. I just assumed splitting one atom caused a big explosion
Atomic bomb: exists
North Korea: its free real estate
The atom bombs we dropped, including over time, saved more lives than anything in history.
How
@@rusteddenial453 The invasion of Japan alone was estimated to take about a million allied lives and that's not even counting many more on the Japanese side. We unfortunately have a war started in Europe now but without the nuclear deterrent there would have been many, many more in the time since the end of World War 2 that would have cost countless millions of lives. Just for starters.
Thanks for the build tutorial, it helped.
I love infographics it's been about two years much love
This is more helpful than my 11 months of online school.
Thanks
It’s funny how actually designing and assembling a nuclear bomb is relatively easy the only hard part that has kept so many nations from making nukes is that it’s so hard to get the fissile material needed for the core of the nuke.
It's a little more complicated than that. Both Little Boy and Fat Man had polonium / beryllium initiators. The initiator design is still classified. Another problem with the implosion device is triggering all of the separate explosive lenses simultaneously.
Wow ! Was just wondering how a atomic bomb works.
Nearly 10mil subs congrats
Funny, I knew all that they covered and then some. I read a lot and I have read autobiographies by physicists from the Manhattan Project.
This channel is becoming more of a war academy everday
FINALLY an infographics without like, 5 interruptions from ads! i was right about to give up on this channel, no joke. i'm glad it's now watchable/listenable again. woohoo!
That's the last bit of information I needed.. thanks
To be specific, you need a material that can reflect radiation and heat well so that the first fission explosion can effectively set off the fusion reaction and potentially the third fission and the fourth fusion reaction.
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@@ceremonial691 So to put it simply those are the coordinates of where you put a substantial amount of elements 92 and 94. Knowing that I can synthesize the lithium deuteride. Sweet.
Noted
2:40 It's actually the ratio of protons and electrons. Since neutrons don't have any charge, it doesn't change the charge of the atoms. Also, most atoms don't have the same number of protons and neutrons.
No, it's actually protons:neutrons. Charge is not the factor to cause fusion/fisson. Although I don't know why it is that way. I'm pretty sure it's proton:neutron which makes the element radioactive.
dats tru
Not sure what you mean? If the neutrons and protons are not the same then they are maladjusted and make an adjustment (radio activity) by shooting off a proton with an electron or without as a hydrogen or emitting gamma radiation eventually (or quickly) reaching a stabilised element.
There is always an electron for every proton in an atom, if it does lose its electron, it becomes a negative ion and can be emitted.
Neutrons may be seen as dead weight but they do change the atomic weight, forming an isotope of the original atom.
This is crucial in refining and seperating isotopic forms of the same atom
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this helps me a lot with a paper im writing thanks infographics!
Possible plot twist: A-Bombs are just practice to fend off hostile-ETs. Just in case
I love your narration.
Once again infographic answering the real questions
You forgot the neutron reflector, usually boron or aluminum, which is an important part of the process. The tamper, while being composed of U-238 is used to increase yield (U-238 is not easily fissile but when in close proximity to U-235 undergoing fission during an atomic explosion, it can undergo fission), the neutron reflector drastically reduces the critical mass needed for nuclear detonation, by several dozens of kilograms
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The tamper of uranium is there for two reasons. The first, as you've noted, is to reflect neutrons, and the second is to slow down the expansion of the pit so the fission reaction continues as long as possible before it expands and the fission reaction stops.
Hopefully we bigfoots will be safe from these things if we stay far enough out here in the wilderness
Nowhere is safe.
@@Gielderst what about a 50 feet down doomsday bunkers?
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I got a test about the cold war in an hour and chemistry tomorrow and this is perfect to learn them both thanks😊
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I worked on nukes in the 70’s let’s see how close you are...
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Me: *watches memes and video games*
UA-cam recommendations : Want to see how a nuke works
My brain:
@noisewater ye I am too dumb
thank u , tutorial really worked so good
I feel just when the world is about to implode that’s when everything will turn for the better
Bro have you not played any fallout games? Nuclear apocalypse is awful
advanced sentient A.I is gonna exit soon
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I agree, at that point we’d have no choice
You high huh?... I forgot it’s 4/20/21
It’s been a hot sec since I last was here
Really enjoyed the pacing of this video, very pleasing to my short attention span
Thanks, I’ll try to make one now :)
I feel like nukes overshadow atomic bombs
And that’s not because of the mushroom cloud
Atomic bombs are nuclear...
i thought they’re the same thing...
@@jauzaafaishalahmadpadmadis3846 they are, but it depends on what kind of nuke he is talking about, atomic or hydrogen
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It’s so worrying to know that life on earth could end because of a weapon like this. Hopefully I wont live until that day 😐
Thank you for teaching me how to make a nuclear weapon 😁
Best at home nuclear bomb tutorial out there
Neutral charge happens when the ratio of protons to electrons is 1:1, not when the ratio of protons to neutrons is 1:1 (2:39)
Time to build a nuke
What is the place in your channel banner?
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Thanks for the idea. ❤️
Thanks, gonna need this guide.
you’ve probably gotten an increase of veiws since Russia threatened nuclear war
There's no way youtube doesn't remove this
I think that the FBI will remove this quickly
How to build a nuke is well known. Getting fission materials is the difficult part.
UA-cam: *let’s ignore this guy*
Fantastic use of slide whistle to indicate temperature drop in nuclear winter 👍
Amazing quality!
Fun fact: The atomic bomb was invented before colored T.V.
It also deleted 2 city's name Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Fun fact: Hiroshima and Nagasaki are restored and are thriving metropolis
@@hakimdiwan5101 funner fact: Just because it was removed from the recycle bin doesn't mean it hasn't been deleted before.
@@sharkhenry8010 Fun Fact : Word 'funner' does not exist!
@@hakimdiwan5101 with some radioactive waste left
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Welcome to an FBI watchlist...
I'm sure we're in great company, lol.
The Infographics Show is a great teacher.
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Perfect timing i just watched a Hiroshima documentary
At 2:42 you said when the ratio of protons to neutrons is 1:1, then the atom as a whole will have a neutral charge.
Just a correction, for an atom to be electrically neutral the ratio of protons to electrons(and not neutrons) has to be 1:1 as they both possess charges whereas the neutron already has no charge, so it is not included while measuring the electric charge of the atom⚛️.
Yay..!! Someone who understands the physics involved...
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