Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima

Sometimes, one of these particles hits another particle just right and causes a small explosion inside the atom.

This explosion acts like a tiny bomb that goes off in the body called the internal Hiroshima effect, which results in spontaneous human combustion.

Of course, there isn't any concrete scientific evidence to suggest that pyrotrons exist, and as far as we know, they are completely made up, but a great name for a transformer.

Other researchers have cited an increase in methane production in the human gut as a possible cause.

And I still would say that, except I'm not as naive as I used to be to think that that might make a whole lot of difference.

But notwithstanding that, and also let me say that coincidentally, Facing Future, a YouTube channel that I co-host along with Dale Walkinen, who is here today with me, uh we had the pleasure of hosting you um on a program that just dropped this week and it's called 12 hiroshima bombs every second and i encourage those who are watching this to also watch that to get a tom's broader perspective on the climate crisis but i've got it on good information that one of the people who registered for this program secretly registered under a pseudonym and is a senior advisor to the British government.

And they will be, and I'm telling you this first and everybody else will hear this first, they will be reaching out to you and sending you a car to the Y Valley on Monday morning to take you to meet at 10 Downing Street with Prime Minister Burnham and his science advisor, Dr. McLean, Angela McLean.

And you've got seven minutes, probably less right here, but basically tell them, you don't need to tell them the science, they've understood that.

And then the two bombs over Japan.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Wikipedia includes them.

ACA's tally starts on the 16th of July 1945, Trinity.

The Marshall Islands.

Sixty-seven known US tests between 1946 and 1958.

Combined yield of more than seven thousand times the Hiroshima bomb.

Seven thousand.