That in the 1950s and 60s, when an atomic bomb exploded, the only drill to do was to literally lay down, and cover all exposed areas and face a wall or structure. Wth would've that done?
That in the 1950s and 60s, when an atomic bomb exploded, the only drill to do was to literally lay down, and cover all exposed areas and face a wall or structure. Wth would've that done?
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@Randomplayer it isn't, because you'd have multiple peices of debris stuck in you, a slow death. Being vaporized instantly is painless or near painless
@IAmSteve better then being instantly vaporized ig
@Randomplayer yea, but even still it showed what the Shockwave does in one of the drill videos from 1951. Doesn't make sense how that would protect you from the shockwave
"To not get obliterated by a nuclear blast, hide under your flimsy wooden desk and pray the massive city destroying fireball somehow won't kill you!"
I assume they mean when you’re not directly inside the fireball, but for example 50 mile's away or so. Still kinda funny though