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Re: Congress warned North Korean EMP attack would kill '90% of all Americans' 

By: monkeytrots in POPE IV | Recommend this post (2)
Fri, 13 Oct 17 11:29 AM | 48 view(s)
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LOL - Build away, DE.

I have ALWAYS challenged the 'experts' - and will continue to do so.

Science is NOT determined by 'consenus', and my education in physics is solid.

There have already been high-altitude tests with multi-megaton devices. Ya might wanna actually READ about, and contemplate the actual 'experimental' results on the damage.

Today's doomsday EMP scenarios are way overblown. The evidence of actual experience supports that conclusion.




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Re: Congress warned North Korean EMP attack would kill '90% of all Americans'
By: Decomposed in POPE IV
Fri, 13 Oct 17 11:10 AM 		Msg. 36669 of 47202

re: " I could (but won't) walk through the calculations of total energy released by an x-megaton nuclear device, and compare that to total energy of a single bolt of lightning, direct strike, use radius-cubed energy density and all that other stuff ... but gonna tell ya right now"

For the board's edification, a 4 megaton nuclear blast has the energy of 16.5 million lightning bolts. There'd be no point in comparing the effects of a nuclear blast to those of a single lightning bolt.

North Korea's H-bomb, if that's what it was, was in the 150 KILOTON range. But it's only a matter of time before they have something in the megaton range.

The biggest thermonuclear device ever exploded was about 50 megatons. 

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