This web site allows you to pick a location and then see what happens if a nuclear bomb is set off there:
Ground Zero | Carlos Labs
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This web site allows you to pick a location and then see what happens if a nuclear bomb is set off there:
Ground Zero | Carlos Labs
Looks like the MK28 would be just about perfect for Iowa City.
Wow. That's some interesting information in there.
Let's just hope an asteroid doesn't hit in the U.S. anywhere.
hope i don't see the astroid.
Hell, if we just stick with the "Little Boy" 15kt and strictly target "University of Iowa," most of Iowa City can be spared. I don't blame Iowa City for the blight that is put upon it by U of I... :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by ISUAlum2002
Alaska Guy, lol you never fail to amuse me.
It looks like if it hits Hawaii, Iowa will just miss being hit.Quote:
Originally Posted by JHudd
Yes, I blame Iowa City for the blight that is the University of Iowa.Quote:
Originally Posted by jdoggivjc
What exactly were you searching for when you found this?
Great find, and mind-blowing. Just wondering how you found it.
I figured if Des Moines bought the farm, I would be in for it down here in "Missouri" (Indianola). I guess not. Sorry, Des Moines. I'm just not as worried about you any more.
Nope, still hit "only" first degree burns though.Quote:
Originally Posted by rworkman83
Yes, what exactly is Alaskaguy searching the internet for?:confused::wideeyed::eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by CycloneErik
And why?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyclonepride
See.....Ames and Indianola unite.
It's good to hear that Indianola would survive a strike on DSM. It actually is one of my favorite places.
It's interesting that the "Ames Research Center" is on the first map that comes up when you click the link. :wink: