Hating war and liking mushroom clouds are two different things, I always think. Of course, another view that is hard to be quickly accepted by others is that I think nuclear weapons have brought peace rather than a war crisis, and nuclear weapons have prevented the outbreak of all-out war. This seems contradictory, but it is the essence.

Real mushroom clouds only appear when there is a huge explosion. Only such an explosion can form a high-temperature fireball with a long enough duration and produce a large enough suction effect to roll the dust and debris on the ground into the air.

So it is definitely a representative of strength. Whether people or gods, as long as they have instinct, it is difficult to restrain this hobby.

The title of the version I saw (on the potato) was ugly, but pressing the right arrow was still worth skipping, because it was followed by a continuous mushroom cloud rolling over 1 hour. By contrast, the ending of the film "Dr. Strange Love" is not worth mentioning.

I have been dealing with missiles some time ago, the design of nuclear explosion, the effect of nuclear explosion and so on. Even the latest book has several scenes of nuclear explosions. DEFCON is tired of playing, thinking that there are no images and contents related to nuclear explosion to stab his nerves. I didn't expect this thing to ambush me. It is a process of re-mobilizing emotions and quickly entering aesthetic fatigue again.

I think they deliberately concentrated all the mushroom clouds worth seeing on 1 hour. Almost metallic music, fireballs and discolored mushrooms one after another, houses burning and collapsing like cartons under a huge mushroom cloud, and even sitting on a beach chair near the mushroom cloud to watch or open the details of the barbecue are all to show madness.

They deliberately make the viewer immediately disgusted with this power. Even those guys who clamor for "giving up two-thirds of the coastal population at any time", I think they should stop and think about a simple question after watching this film.

Do you, I, really think you can escape?

The recent trend of miniaturization of nuclear warheads has weakened the power of nuclear warheads, which is really not a good trend, really. Trident -D5 warhead of 450-550kt (kilotons, converted into TNT equivalent of 450,000-550,000 tons) may not be able to destroy high-standard underground bunkers if it does not hit within several hundred meters. They really think they can escape.

But what about a single 20 mt (20 million tons TNT equivalent) warhead? Americans are very afraid of Russian R-36M2 (also my crazy strategic missile) because it can drop a single warhead of 20-25Mt within the target range of 150m (even smaller). This kind of warhead can almost dig out the whole underground bunker from the mountain and turn it into ashes in the air.

Plus those scum who think they launched a nuclear war with honor and expect the destruction of two-thirds of the population and most cities to bring their final glory.

If there is such a weapon-to be honest, if a nuclear war really starts, it won't take much time to produce such a warhead from scratch-which general dares to "fight to the death"? People who shout such slogans are never prepared to die by themselves. The loveliness of nuclear weapons is that they calm all fanatics and think about a simple question.

Can you really escape?

Listen to the soul music of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (background music used in Hiroshima explosion and China nuclear explosion at the end of the film). The nuclear explosion can really appear in front of us, which is even more shocking than the so-called big scene in Avatar.

P.S. dusty nuclear war' is a broken title, and everything in this film is around us. They will not be covered with dust. To be honest, I don't want them to be covered with dust either. Humans must leave a bottom line for themselves, a bottom line that they will face "rapid, thorough and ugly destruction" if they don't have fun together.

Parallel to the standard narrative and interview, Americans used their remaining sense of justice and conscience, as well as a little ostentation, to tell all mankind how they tried to build a nuclear bomb before Nazi Germany and return the human world to peace.

Nuclear explosion experiments were carried out in Hiroshima and Nagasaki (although conspiracy theorists think this is a huge lie). In the nuclear age, nuclear explosion experiments have been escalating, and the Soviet Union has also joined in, which is very good and routine.

The final picture looks like this,

Subtitle: By 1963, in order to prevent nuclear proliferation and arms race, the United States and the Soviet Union pulled the world out of nuclear panic, coerced facts and made sense, and made more than 100 countries join the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. Prior to this, the United States had conducted 377 nuclear explosion experiments in the atmosphere (about this number).

The topic changed, but a year later. . .

Images appear: the great people of China, the great People's Liberation Army, the great Mao, the great Lop Nur, the great China's first nuclear explosion, and the PLA's military exercises in the nuclear explosion area. . . .

To an abrupt end.

Experiments and facts in the once-popular American TV series "The twilight zone" and "Jericho" have proved that after the nuclear explosion, not only the material civilization of human society will retrogress rapidly, but also people will lose their senses, attack each other, abuse lynchings and completely lose their moral restraint within two or three hours.

As long as we touch the "realm of God", human beings will certainly live in predetermined dangers. We are not gods yet, and besides, God makes mistakes.

Safety first, madness second.

I hope I can help you.