Comments by "Akira Nakamoto (中本 明)" (@AkiraNakamoto) on "How to Survive" channel.

  1. Yeah, as a scientist myself, I agree to your saying. The effect of nuclear explosions can be estimated quite precisely by scientific calculation. Excluding radiation, the largest area affected by nuclear explision is the First-degree burn radius, which is about 60km for the 50M-ton Tsar Bomb tested by Soviet. In other words, people outside of 60km radius of a 50M-ton H-bomb will at most suffer from First-degree burn, which will NOT result in death because healing is expected for the next 5-10 days. In other words, if a 50M-ton bomb is dropped on Manhattan, people in Hampton, Long Island will definitely survive. And if these people are well-prepared survivalists with radiation suits and food supply cached in underground bunkers, they should survive for indefinite time afterwards.
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  2.  @Acheron666  Mr. Imbeci1e. Your debris poses less threat than radiation. And I've answered how you deal with it: Trying to be a survivalist. The effect of radiation (& debris) will be mitigated after a few years. If you are still alive after those years, you should be able to get over it.
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  3.  @theuncomfortabletruth8348  What an imbeci1e u r. My explanation is NOT what makes a full scale nuke war inevitable. It's just a scientific fact. The only one who can make a nuke war is the politicians.
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