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If you’re just talking about the islands themselves, I’d say that falls under the umbrella of aesthetics: are the islands more or less beautiful now? We’ll never have an aesthetics court to argue such things, sadly.
There are a couple islands which have massive holes in them now. We're not talking about small craters. You can see them on Google Maps.
Hundreds of nuclear blast videos show explosions in the ocean and Nevada desert
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Re: Hundreds of nuclear blast videos show explosions in the ocean and Nevada desert
#32Any with audio? To this day I'm only aware of one video where you actually hear the detonation, albeit with whatever equipment they could grab out of the dumpster behind the nearest Radioshack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKwkTYeukE4
I always wondered if that odd vibration at the beginning was due to some electromagnetic effect of the detonation.
Re: Hundreds of nuclear blast videos show explosions in the ocean and Nevada desert
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I always wondered if that odd vibration at the beginning was due to some electromagnetic effect of the detonation.
I experienced something similar ~15 years ago, some friends and I got between Phoenix and Vegas (via darksky.org's map) to watch the Leonids. As we were setting up in the late afternoon, two big fireballs crossed right over us - horizon to horizon - one slightly trailing the other, they had blue ion tails right behind them which were visible in the daylight, and everything around us made a buzzing sound, it's desert,…
It was also the first time I noticed a greenish trail glowing after the meteor.
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There are a couple islands which have massive holes in them now. We're not talking about small craters. You can see them on Google Maps.
Holes in islands are natural. A meteorite could easily have made the crater instead. Humans didn't do anything abnormal to the islands, really.