Nuke Map

[mountainstate]

While watching Youtube out of boredom today I ran across this site http://www.nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/ which allows you to select a location and detonate a nuclear weapon on said location and then see via a color coded overlay the distances and affects of the detonation.
You can chose from a list of historical nukes or enter a kiloton variable of your own.
This might come in handy for preppers interested in knowing survival likelihood if a weapon goes of near them, or for that bored prepper wanting to kill some time on line.

[TIKIMAN]

I'm so screwed...

[mountainstate]

Originally Posted by TIKIMAN

I'm so screwed...

I'm pretty safe. No major cities, and even if Washington were to be hit with a Tsar Bomba nothing would come close to me

[Cool Hand]

Until the rains came.

[fullmetal]

hmmm looks like 2.63 kt is about the most efficient bomb size.... a carpet bombing pattern with that size seems like it would do more damage than even the biggest preset choice.

[Deo Gratias!]

Originally Posted by mountainstate

While watching Youtube out of boredom today I ran across this site http://www.nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/ which allows you to select a location and detonate a nuclear weapon on said location and then see via a color coded overlay the distances and affects of the detonation.
You can chose from a list of historical nukes or enter a kiloton variable of your own.
This might come in handy for preppers interested in knowing survival likelihood if a weapon goes of near them, or for that bored prepper wanting to kill some time on line.

Thank you.

[DoWhatIDO]

Found this a few months ago I think. Played with it for about an hour!

[southsatcom]

Nice tool, good to know