...and we're still here!
No nuclear winter at all.
Still, life is better without nuclear bombs going off all around you.
Here are some more nice nuclear explosion photos:
radiochemistry.org/history/nuke_tests/index.shtml
No nuclear winter at all.
Still, life is better without nuclear bombs going off all around you.
I don't know how many of those were above ground. I thought we had banned nuclear testing throughout some of that period, but it sure didn't seem like it.
The dirty secret is that a limited nuclear exchange of 100 or 200 bombs doesn't seem likely to wipe everything out.
Thanks for the link. I guess I have a fascination with watching explosions, so long as it isn't very close to me and isn't blowing people up.