Tweets from Tyumen in south central Russia, where a big cloud looked like a nuclear explosion.
ADDED: Irene photographed a very similar cloud in Verona, Wisconsin back in 2011.
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Well, I've heard tell that you can create a mushroom cloud with enough conventional explosive. Not that I'd want to witness that first-hand.
When I think back on all that old footage of "average" Americans watching nuclear tests in the distance, my only reaction is, if I'm close enough to witness a nuclear blast, that's too damn close.
They say there's nothing more exhilarating than being shot at and missed.
Ohio clouds
Thunderhead.
Just wait.
Original Mike said...
Thunderhead.
Yep. We had a pretty good set of them march by us just the other day.
rhhardin said...
Ohio clouds
Maryland clouds
But to be fair, they were over Delaware too.
I like the spirit of some of the comments you posted, Prof. A. But did none of the observers think to ask why they hadn't seen a tremendously bright flash? That's kind of the first Yes/No question on my Is That a Nuclear Explosion flowchart.
Some people need to get out more.
And lay off the vodka.
Here's a much better one, in Colorado recently.
Beg pardon jps but if you see the flash then won't you be blinded? And don't people feel the radiation hit?
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