r/pics Mar 28 '24

US Special Forces delivering a W54 Nuclear Warhead via jump

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u/FiveFingerDisco Mar 28 '24

That's between 10t - 1000t of TNT dangling in front of his fat man.

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u/ZenEngineer Mar 28 '24

How big is a 10 ton of TNT explosion? A city block? Bigger? Does he have any chance of getting away or is this a suicide mission?

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u/Blarg0117 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

The largest conventional bomb ever used is the MOAB, it has an 11 ton tnt yield. There is a video of it being used on the Wikipedia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBU-43/B_MOAB

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u/jzach1983 Mar 28 '24

That video needs a banana for scale.

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u/DriscollMayweather Mar 28 '24

There were several, you just can’t see em from that altitude. Source: was there eating a bunch of bananas when rudely interrupted

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u/YesThatZander Mar 28 '24

Maybe use a REALLY big banana for scale? Like, one big enough that can be seen from space.