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Yes, I googled it and didn't find any.

If there are, which I doubt, they would not be public. Soviet atomic tests were not exactly tourist spectacles.

i've searched quite a bit, and i haven't found it yet. Pictures of the bomb, yes, but not of the blast.

lby the way, look at the pretty bomb:

There's a video of the blast floating around somewhere.

Shinova wrote:There's a video of the blast floating around somewhere.

In the Secrets of War dvd, I think. Deee~ this picture was linked at geek.com but someone said it wasn't the real deal.

Go to http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/ and search for Most powerful nuclear explosion

They use frames, so I can't direct link to the pic (not easily anyway).

YT300000 wrote:Go to http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/ and search for Most powerful nuclear explosion

They use frames, so I can't direct link to the pic (not easily anyway).

That most definately isn't it. Tsar Bomba's blast was visible at hundreds of miles from ground zero.

Hamel wrote:

YT300000 wrote:Go to http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/ and search for Most powerful nuclear explosion

They use frames, so I can't direct link to the pic (not easily anyway).

That most definately isn't it. Tsar Bomba's blast was visible at hundreds of miles from ground zero.

That pic might have been from the beginning of the blast. GWR is pretty damned accurate.

YT300000 wrote:

Hamel wrote:

YT300000 wrote:Go to http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/ and search for Most powerful nuclear explosion

They use frames, so I can't direct link to the pic (not easily anyway).

That most definately isn't it. Tsar Bomba's blast was visible at hundreds of miles from ground zero.

That pic might have been from the beginning of the blast. GWR is pretty damned accurate.

They probably used a photo from another test as a placeholder. I'm almost positive I've seen that on the former fas.org, which didn't have a shot of Tsar Bomba going boomboom