View 24 Tsar Bomba Crater Google Earth Coordinates - This is a Google Earth aerial picture of the region where the most powerful atomic bomb ever deployed was dropped. You may choose to contact us at 73.544406, 54.705476. Tsar Bomba is the Western moniker for the RDS-220 hydrogen bomb (codenamed "" (Ivan) by its engineers), the world's biggest and most destructive nuclear weapon.
Tsar Bomba (in Russian, -) is the Soviet Union's RDS-220 (-220) hydrogen bomb's Western moniker (code name Vanya). Tsar Bomba is the biggest nuclear weapon ever detonated and the most destructive man-made explosion in history. It was detonated by the Soviet Union on October 30, 1961. On November 1, 1952, Ivy Mike, the world's first 10.4-12 megaton hydrogen bomb, was exploded on Elugelab, in the Pacific Ocean's Enewetak Atoll. The explosion vaporized the island entirely, creating a crater 1.9 kilometers wide and 50 meters deep. The overlapping neighboring crater is from the May 1958 Hardtack 1 Koa test. Dome de Cactus
Because the Tsar bomb was exploded around 2 miles above ground level, I assume it left no crater markings. Even yet, the explosion was strong enough to generate a 5.0 magnitude earthquake in the vicinity. 25 gtmattz level 2 6m According to what I gather, the fireball was really huge enough to hit the earth, but was stopped from doing so by the shockwave. Tsar Bomba Crater – the greatest nuclear explosion in the Russian Federation's Novaya Zemlya region (Google Maps) Tsar Bomba Crater - the world's greatest nuclear explosion Tsar Bomba is the Western designation for the RDS-220 hydrogen bomb (codenamed "" (Ivan) by its researchers), the world's biggest and most destructive nuclear weapon.
