Loading ...I asked ChatGPT What diameter in miles would the devastation be with the most modern biggest nuclear bomb.
For the largest nuclear bomb ever tested (the Soviet Tsar Bomba, about 50 megatons):
- Near-total devastation: about 20–25 miles (32–40 km) in diameter.
- Serious blast damage: can extend 50+ miles (80+ km).
- Broken windows: over 100 miles (160+ km) away.
These are approximate and depend on where and how the weapon is detonated.
AND NUCLEAR FALLOUT ?
WHERE DO YOU LIVE TRADESMAN….WOULD YOU LIKE TO DEAL WITH ALL THAT IF YOUR CITY WAS HIT ??
TRADESMAN…THIS IS DISHONEST…THAT BOMB YOUR AI IS DISCUSSING WAS DETONATED IN 1961 IN THE USSR….HOW ABOUT TODAYS NUKES ?
If your goal is understanding the scale of devastation, a single modern strategic nuclear warhead could destroy large portions of a city, while a large-scale nuclear exchange could affect regions, countries, and potentially global climate and agriculture.
Tradesman provided input from ChatGPT — what does your AI say?