Interactive nuclear bomb website

[stlaser]

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-04-03/how-bad-would-nuclear-terror-attack-be-find-out-interactive-nukemap

Interesting & whole lot of scary in one single website. Can't guarantee you won't get a visit from the black helicopters after trying out this website..... ???

[TexasRedNeck]

you are correct.  Dirty bomb or minor league nuke in the port of Houston, I think I'm OK.  Hit city center with a russian airbust,  I'm a bit crispy

[Flyin6]

A bit crispy?
Don't you know the Langley boys are following that site as well. Wouldn't be surprised if they designed it themselves! My guess is they changed a couple critical steps of assembly. Ya know you are bolting part d to e exactly according to instructions then suddenly you feel warm for about a millionth of a second then you find yourself facing this scary person who claims to be the devil...


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[stlaser]

I figured as such, that site has been running for years though. I forgot it existed until it popped up in a recent zero hedge article.

[husker77c]

I've come across that site several times in the past few years.  I always play with it in whatever part of the country I'm in.    All but the biggest nukes I would likely survive the initial blast.  After that site I usually end up checking for the prevailing winds in whatever part of the country I'm in. 

I've been very "into" nuclear war since I was a kid growing up.  I watched a movie the other day I hadn't seen since I was a kid.  The day after.  It's on YouTube and you guys may have seen it.   Makes you think In a full scale nuclear war you might be better off to go in the initial blasts.  Radiation poisoning would be a bad way to check out.


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[JR]

Never seen the site but kinda cool for SHTF time, one way or the other.

About 7-8 out with some hills between from a major west coast AFB. Possible issue as wind can be in my favor.

35+ from Sac and SF, so good there.