A conventional explosion is the rapid chemical conversion of an explosive to heat and gas creating a lot of pressure. In an open environment the pressure decreases at the rate of 1/radius^3, very quickly in other words.
A nuclear explosion is the rapid conversion of mass to heat and radiation, Apart from heating and expanding the air around the explosion no other pressure is created. This means a nuclear explosion is confined to a fairly small area, similar in effect to a lightening strike. Except for a direct hit a nuclear explosion is not significant and generally weaker than a conventional bomb.
Our masters know the truth behind nuclear weapons and use the threat of nuclear war to cow everyone into submission. They fear the masses realizing that there is nothing to fear.
The release of energy doesn't create Pressure by itself. The Sun is releasing a lot of energy but very little Pressure.
The Pressure in an explosion comes from the mass being converted into a gas very quickly which increases the volume hugely.
If that is too hard to understand, visualize the difference in volume between a gram of water and liter of vapor. That is what creates Pressure in a conventional explosion.
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Cool, so… that magically doesn’t happen in a nuclear explosion?
How about visualizing the difference in pressure energy between a pound of plutonium at room temperature and a pound of plutonium at 2 million kelvin.
No the Mass is converted into pure energy, EM radiation.
The plutonium is converted into Radiation, EM waves, not particles. Light waves do not create Pressure.
Mhmm, and so that magically has no pressure… how?
Does… someone else want to tell him, or should I?
Go away, dipshit.
When you turn on a light, the light emits radiation and heat, but no pressure.