What If North Korea Launched a Nuclear Bomb (Minute by Minute)
2022 ж. 27 Сәу.
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North Korea has nuclear capabilities and the whole world could be held hostage if they decide to use them! Find out what would happen if North Korea actually launched a nuclear attack on the world in today's epic new video!
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I admire this channel’s constant fascination of global destruction lol
It gets the people going
Yup 👍
cold war 2.0
Too bad none of it has happened yet let's get this apocalypse on the road already
@@joshuarisker5525 Can’t lie I’d be a tad interested
On a positive note, if this otherwise classified information on U.S. anti-nuclear missile capabilities can be disclosed on KZhead, it means that U.S. capabilities have since advanced beyond what is shown in this video.
Ehhh… you would think. But then again, there’s always a prototype lol
Agreed, this goes to show what America's "minimum" capabilities are. I am sure their actual capabilities are FAR greater. So in other words, Dictator's beware!
Personally, I hope we never find out. Declassified things are likely decades old by the time the public is informed, so it's a good bet that warhead would not get nearly as far as in this video. But, the aftermath. That's where the real world-wide threat is. Once it starts, it might not stop until humanity is extinct.
You’ve got no proof to back that up
@@alexparakan yeah I’m just saying there’s no proof
Kim: “I said lunch, not launch!”
lol
He wanted lunch
Golden Comment
Lol
😂😂😂
Even though you know it's a theoretical situation right from the start. The video builds the tension so well with the visuals, clock flashes, and story telling
Not hardly! The "story telling" here is closer to Grimm fairytales. Watch out for the wolves!!
As a German, I often make fun of Americans being one of the most contradictory and deeply split nations with so many flaws. However, I am 100 % positive that in case someone would attack the US directly, this nation's people would most likely lay their conflicts aside and transform into one of the most unified and most dangerous enemy you could imagine.
Agreed, last time the US was attacked was 9/11 and it lead to the massive war on terror, cannot imagine what would happen to someone trying to nuke modern America. They would get absolutely obliterated, same with anyone helping them. America and her allies are simply too powerful together for anyone but a powerful China-led coalition to challenge. And let us pray that China and America never come to blows.
considering there is a 100 guns per american i agree
As an American, you are correct on each point of your post.
@@carson4227 ugh stop with the guns you liberal ffkk
All nations who are not split are evil. That's kinda the whole point of democracy
It seems highly unlikely that North Korea would only send one ICBM towards its enemy knowing the USA's capability to intercept nuclear attacks. Anyway, it's a wonderful depiction of what could happen if NK finally loses the last of its marbles.
The key here in this set up is they had to use a hidden site to try and delay USA's response. If they had launch multiple from known locations, the USA response would be faster and they could stop the missiles much earlier. Creating a site with multiple ICBM greatly increases the possibility that USA would discover it before they could launch an ambush launch,
Yep
Its more likely to be a cluster nuke
NK has already lost the plot. They just want to build a few more nukes before they launch them.
Its actually pretty likely due to the fact that North Korea has a very few amount of ICBMs. Some don't work. And even if they do, the same intercepts are likely to happen.
I love how the president can teleport within a minute to the situation room.
Right? He gets to the situation room from a meeting with a foreign leader, has a conversation with his advisors and generals, then is on an airplane within what 12 minutes? Unlikely.
🤣🤣😂
One problem at the start. The night would be no help in getting things ready. Thermal and infrared satellites are a thing and considering how dark North Korea is at night, it would be even easier to pick out changes, like the thermal bleed from openings in the mountain. Also, 40 feet is about the height of a four-story building. a two-story house is about 20 - 25 feet. Also, also, cloud cover wouldn´t cover a gigantic rocket launch, the rocket would light up the clouds for miles, and it would look like the sun behind the clouds and since this is at night, that would raise an eyebrow or two.
how dark is NK? you should visit, its more like las vegas than the dessert around it
@@ohhi5237🙄👎
@@ohhi5237 You haven't seen images from space, have you? The difference between it and South Korea or even china is undeniably large.
@@ohhi5237 how when they dont even have electricity at night. I think ur mixing up NK with SK
As a Navy Seabee Vet, I can say that what there showing here is just a fraction of what can and most likely will happen. If there is one thing I learned in my time in the Seabees, traveling from base to base, with clearance I had to uphold to enter certain areas, there is much more out there than what we will ever know about our militaries full capability.
It's good not to advertise the full breadth of our capabilities. How can an enemy counter something they don't even know exists?
Very good point, but same can be said for the other side....this is why, make peace, not war like what's happening in Ukraine, senseless suffering, already over 100k casualty over nothing really, very sad and cruel.....
Fun Fact North Korea just watched this video and now launching nuclear missiles into Japan. So if North Korea start WW3, we know who to blame.
@@MP-vc4nu yeah
@@Grimeyhoob "Trust me Bro"
Take a moment to appreciate the kind of professionalism they have shown into making this video!!! This 15 min was just so focused. I was completely into it!
Be si,ple ams e Respected
Clearly has the resources to present such high graphic content.
I got confused with the words he was saying.
Ha Ha Ha the precision response was like 911 all over again
No.
This video is awesome. Answered so many questions
As someone who helps construct subs i can absolutely agree we could level any country at any moment at time. Its mind boggling.
Like the U.S could or basically any country with subs?
The United States specifically. Other countries would simply not exist anymore and there would be zero consequences.
Whenever I watch these videos about military “what if” scenarios, my first thought is “yes, but we only know a portion of what so and so’s military capabilities are”. At the end of the day, the militaries around the world still have a lot of secretive technology that we don’t know about yet. These videos are great and educational, but there’s always that unknown factor of what’s actually out there that we don’t know about.
Russia provided the best example of faulty or misinformed intelligence. We thought they were far more prepared and far more powerful than they actually were. The best intelligence agencies in the world did not know that the Russian military was in such disarray.
I agree! I think it's still a great thinking exercise though to see simulate events based on what is known.
@@terrafirma5327 Because Russia has got a nuclear weapons.
@@matrix6553 Who said anything about nukes? I was making a point that everyone (Putin included) thought Ukraine was vastly outmatched. We were wrong.
Not really, because nobody ever uses secret tech. Because they want to keep it secret.
I can't begin to wrap my head around how complex all of our military equipment is. Just thinking about designing one of these systems, the satellite detector, the super computer making calculations, the interceptors, crazy.
Even now we can't stop nuclear war, our best option is to implement peace strategies
Explains why they put soo much money in our military
Face it, they do in fact actually exist.
I can tell you for a fact that Aegis is highly effective at ballistic missile defense. Due to my knowledge of the system, I know that it would be very difficult to successfully attack using ballistic missiles.
Yeah i agree
A-10 sound was spot on. Used to hear that all the time.
I live in Hawaii. Several years ago we thought this happened.
i think this guy can travel to alternative universes ,see what happens and makes videos on them
@Romi it was a joke as in he can travel to universes where north Korea did fire a missile
@Romi joke
Your not far off
This reminds me of a claim I saw on kurzgesagt in the comments, that they think he's a time traveler from the future trying to put humanity on the right path.
@@Lampironstudios215 Sorry to burst your bubble…but there are literally thousands of government employees, as well as private, whose sole job is to research and determine best likely possible scenario for things….exactly like this. They’re called “think tanks”. I think this video is basically word for word what the CSIS (Center for Strategic International Studies) published a couple years ago. These dudes are animators…they don’t research anything. The only alternate universe these dudes go to is the front of the line at the newsstand…so they can take someone else’s stories and make a cartoon out of it.
This is actually a really cool "what if" scenario. And very realistically explained. However I think it should be important to note that a nuclear attack from North Korea would almost certainly be preceded by an attack on South Korea using the same nukes.
Leave the wargames and the what ifs for the pros..not guessers
All depends on their intent. If the intent is to trigger a nuclear exchange, is scenario tracks
They might as well be nuking themselves.
It is equally unlikely. North Korea sees South Korea as part of its own country and people. The goal would more likely be to destroy those keeping them separate--the West, Japan, and others--in order to reunify. Militarily, North Korea is very strong compared to South Korea and would win in a straight up fight with no outside allies joining. Thus, North Korea's calculus is to remove the outsiders from the fight to reunify under the government of the north. But the primary purpose of North Korea developing nuclear weapons was deterrence, not first strike. It was a way for North Korea to make it much harder for anyone else to consider invading them due to the likelihood of their launching a nuclear strike to retaliate. This is the same reason that Castro wanted Soviet missiles in Cuba following the failed Bay of Pigs invasion by the U.S., which led to the Cuban Missile Crisis. It is the same reason that the Soviet Union wanted to develop its own nuclear weapons as quickly as possible following the 1945 atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki: to be on equal footing.
@@user-xd8pj3bw7v I was stationed in Sk. It makes way more sense for NK to drop a nuke on SK and Japan before attacking the U.S.
I was parked of the CMV, the second missile command sergeant. Thank you for the information.
1:35 no one’s gonna talk about Alabama being gone, Florida looking crazy, Louisiana, Texas union, Minnesota owning Great Lakes, Lake Erie and Ontario being states, and New England? Nope? Ok
"The target is likely Los Angeles." *The U.S. breathes a sigh of relief and deactivates all missile defense units.*
Lol
Little rocket man
Bwahahaha! Watch Little Big’s “LollyBomb”
Literally all of the USA: And nothing of value was lost
there goes 1/3 of the economy
I was part of the Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) effort in the US Navy, on station in the Sea of Japan and I gotta say... you absolutely nailed the information provided about the Navy and BMD. Awesome job 👍🏻
I’m in Navy vet myself from 1980 thank you for your service the weapons you guys got are almost space-age.
I am guessing that as the missile is just sitting around in a warehouse for several years their is no way of knowing that the second rocket launch will actually work and if this is the case how far will it actually travel before crashing into the ground? Also while this is going on what are Europe/Asia doing?
except the part where we have an idiot in charge who doesn't even know what day it is
@@RBarn2000 and you have had a few of them
Sure you were, like every other youtube comment poster 🤣
Kim DUNG would then have approximately 23 minutes before the weather report for Pyongyang, as reported from Seoul, would be "cloudy, bright, 6,000 degrees this morning".
Less than that. Pretty sure we secretly already have hypersonics
More like 15000 degrees Fahrenheit😬😬😬
Growing up in L.A. in the 50s, we always practiced our bomb drills right after reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. I'm glad that we were never shown film of Hiroshima and Nagasaki...
It's insane to me how fast technology can pick up a missile launch and identify what kind it is.
aint that hard u basically use radio waves and such to detect something irregular then satellites identify the object and yea
More or less accurate, however they're missing the point that decoys are pretty good these days and chances that real warhead(s) would be detected are low
@@PetrOsetr FAKE NEWS
Well when you have a budget of almost 1 trillion dollars a year and thousands of engineers, scientists and mathematicians at your disposal it makes sense
Supercomputers bro
At the initial launch warning received, all US anti-ballistic missile defenses are Immediately put on high-alert and begins tracking the missile, along with activating their anti-missile missiles. All retaliatory resources are also alerted at the same time. US intelligence and military would respond immediatelyupon a launch from North Korea and not wait for any verification.
Do you think they have anti-missile missile missiles?
@@ephemeral.793 What kind of fantasy world do you live in?
What if they use their anti anti-missile missiles to remove the anti missile
I fell way safer now Thanks to the US
@@ephemeral.793 don't believe everything you see
1) THAAD stands for Theater High Altitude Area Defense, not Terminal High Altitude Area Defense. Edit: I'm backwards, it is indeed Terminal. 2) South Korea would know about this launch as soon as the U.S. would, no need to inform them. 3) Ships aren't going to move to protect coastal cities in 40 minutes, lol. 4) Some discussion of GBM intercept success rates and why multiple shots are done would be nice. 5) I think we've seen the nose cone of the HS-15 is just that, a fairing, not the RV itself. 6) This was a great opportunity to show the nuclear football isn't a red button in a briefcase, but rather it's a case full of attack plans. Overall a pretty good video, you got a lot of things right.
Used to be theater...now terminal , we changed it in 2018 in Fort Bliss ,Tx.
This was most interesting. I had no idea this was so complex. So different than what took place in the movie "The Day After"
The B-2 fleet isn't "unprepared for combat" but we can let that be our little secret. Also, they frequently participate in readiness exercises around the world. It's a small fleet, but they're always ready.
A buddy of mine spent much of his career upgrading B2s. They take one plane at a time, and refit it with all the latest bells and whistles. Then start on the next oldest one. It takes years to go through all of them so by the time they are done, the first one is ready for another upgrade. Just in case anyone is thinking they are operating with old technology from when they were first deployed, no they are not.
Just don’t frighten a child who is not wearing an armour pointing a gun at you even though you are filled with muscle and graduated 👨🎓 from Harvard university with plenty of dollars
"but we can let that be our little secret" also you: *posts it on the internet*
@@chubascomohd2688 ... wut
@@arthas640 Wearing *any* armour. You couldn't figure that out? You are obviously not filled with muscle and degrees from a Harvard university.
Keep in mind, with how our military reports and declassifies info, this was how we could fight a nuclear attack 30 years ago.
We have tech that is 40-50y ahead to the civilian world.
American ignorance
Cloud cover would not help them in any way ! also thanks to Russia NATO is stronger then ever. They don't have enough Nukes
Probably holds some truth, but wouldn't be too confident about that. Keep in mind that expenditure on nuclear technologies has severly decreased after the fall of the soviets. And it has mainly been maintance/updating costs instead of development.
who knows. This could be completely true or just a myth spread by the us.
Bravo…. Well done (as always)…. 👏👏👏👏
Castle bravo 💥
This was interesting. I'm glad I watched it.
14:53 I had subtitles on and read "the coolest war since World War II"
lol
Being in Hawaii when that alarm went off on our phones that morning was the scariest moments of my life. At the time I lived in an high rise and all you could hear were people screaming frantically. Crazy
I was there on vacation
that’s traumatizing I’m so sorry
I have family that lives there and it was absolutely terrifying having to potentially say goodbye to my mother and brother.
Wasn't there also a threat against Guam a while back?
I'm someone who played a lot of Kerbal Space Program (KSP) on PC, downloaded it on steam and I gotta say... you absolutely nailed the information provided about the two stage rocket. Awesome job 👍🏻
As a former serviceman, I can confirm that I spent my free time chopping wood like Arnold Schwarzenegger in Commando while waiting to be called back.
What is funny is that i am literally doing that today! I do not look like him...
chopping wood make u strong like arnold@@bryanbowling1857
I figure North Korea would become a giant parking lot pretty quickly.
and unusable for about 1M years
A glass bowl
@GB we nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki and they're thriving cities now, ...try again
And the neighbors South Korea, Japan, Russia and China might get a little upset with a nuclear war near their territory.
@@Bk6346 we wouldn't launch a nuke back. We would carpet bomb them
I live in Honolulu, HI. We had a "false alarm" ballistic missile warning a couple years back. Sent everyone into full on panic mode lol. Some military contacts we know say they really did intercept a missile and were told to keep it hush. Like who accidentally starts a ballistic missile warning wtf. Who really knows though.
A weak president would do just that.
@@moscasucio1686 this was 2018 homie, trump was still there.
Iff something happens you'll be last to know!
Your military contacts are definitely not trustworthy lol.
@@balapad878 why do you people act like you worship trump he was just another goof in office like all the other presidents
You gotta love how they portray the president as young and cognitive.
It’s so comforting to know that the fate of our country is solidly in the hands of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. We have nothing to worry about.
There are land-based. rocket-assisted 155mm (6 inch) projectiles being used now that have ranges over 40km (25 miles), and ramjet powered shells with up to 100km (60 mile) ranges being tested. These included guided projectiles too. Turrets and barbettes for these guns would be so much smaller (and therefore lighter), I wonder how many you could put on a newly constructed battleship.
Simple answer: The end
Simple Answer: Suicide
😂
The South Koreans would surrender out of cowardice and fear of attack and immediately surrender to NK, The koreans are united yay! But the World all launch an attack against the Korean peninsula and all Korea is destroyed! The World peace is achieved! HAPPY END!
Bro one nuke is not “the end”
The US can counter NK nukes while NK has no defense against US nukes
I just admire you and your crew on infographichs show,it is fascinating how you manage to upload this often and still make videos entertaining, informational (we may not use this videos in real life but they are still informational) and original.
Indeed. But there's a flaw in the plan...the C-130 refueling planes aren't hardened for EMP.... (7:10)
@@williamyoung9401 multiple with this channel. Remember they said the US would win against the rest of the world combined 😂
@@kazrutter8194 Aw you sound mad 🙂 Which country do you live in pal?
@Michael_Gaming123 ?
@Michael_Gaming123 What?
maaan, the video was just getting started when it ended... so good wtf
The truth is nobody is prepared for such things. In theory everything is always perfect but in practice is always a different outcome
Why this would never happen. Reason 1: Kim is not suicidal. He loves his power and will not likely do anything that will lead to his end. Reason 2: As long as he stays within his nations borders and has his nukes at his disposal his regime will go on.
I also feel like America has crazy technology that will stop a event like this before it even reaches 10 minutes of lunch
It would be like giving a toddler a knife to fight a bear, sure it will hurt the bear but it does not stand a chance
But if he were to become ill or old he could decide to take us out with him
Ya this would end him. Without Chinas support he would be gone and China wouldn’t let him continue if he did this
@@vyros.3234 his descendants would continue the regime
A part you missed that I was hoping to see would be the use of sirens, national warnings sent to TVs and cellphone, etc.
That what be really weird. Across the world sirens and warnings would go off. Would be wild.
*hawaii false alarm*
I bet every military base in the US would sound alarms and pretty much every MOS would be on high alert ⚠️
@@vyros.3234 There’s a KZhead video of different emergency alert sounds, from different countries around the world. (Apparently they don’t all sound the same) Japan and Korea sound like a fun video game.
This channel is full of propaganda 🤡there is no defence system in the world that can stop an ICBM that travels at mach 20-25 speed 🤡
Very good essay, and well read! The Pentagon should pay this guy a big wage and some top war medals.
But if hypersonic missiles are used in the future, there won’t be all that time to react… i think those can reach in about 5 minutes😳
No ONE person should have the power to end so many lives. Regardless of who did what.
i would start by ending yours
100% agree
In the utopian world. Unfortunately, doesn't exist.
Exactly. The world needs security and the best way to provide that is the nuclear deterrent. Unfortunately we can't uninvent nuclear fission so the west need to maintain the operational readiness of their military assets in order to deter hostile nations. A sad unfortunate yet vital state of affairs
You can bet that the one who launches the missiles is sat in his bunker safe while his innocent people are getting nuked from the country that they nuked.
Honestly, this made Nuclear Weapons significantly less scary for me. Don't get me wrong, they're still terrifying, but it helps a lot to know that there are systems in place to try and stop them
But the fact that they can only "try" to stop them still terrifies me.
Fact
@@pig6293 You can always just try. Success is never assured. You can also try and hit a target with an ICBM and fail miserably.
This scenario can only happen in case of a single nuclear strike, if there was a massive attack of different hundreds or thousands of missiles would be impossible to intercept them all then the destruction would be assured
Russia's Poseidon enters the chat, there's no way to stop those if they work as Russia claims..
It’s crazy how the u.s have this type of technology to track missiles from thousands of miles away but they couldn’t stop 9-11.
It's not that crazy at all. Finding the heat plume and computing the trajectory is pretty easy.
I can see Slim Pickens now heehawin' and ridin' the bomb out of a B52
This was more suspenseful than any action movie in 2022
I live in south west of Tehran, Iran and one evening i noticed something shiny donuting through northern sky and 9 PM news said a russian missile launch had an accident today. It's amazes me how it was possible for me to see a burning missile from thousands of kilometers far in space.
I think i know the event you re speaking of. Do you really think it was an out of control missile? That event didn't get near enough media attention
THANKS for posting, I'm a retired 'rocket scientist' with the hobby of cataloguing observations of missile/space activities around the world. Spotting a Russian rocket from Iran happens about once a year, can I send you some of my reports? Do you recalled the date of the event you saw?
Mr president, North Korea just launched a nuke. "That's above my pay grade. Vanilla ice cream."
infographic never fails to make me look out the window to make sure what they are describing isn't really happening
Here once I saw the night sky turn into bright day in a flash in my side vision, my hairs did stand on end because that is the sign of a nuke going of... I looked out the window but all was normal, no large glowing nuclear mushroom :) Later I found out it was a meteor exploding the atmosphere 700km or so away.
And of course your window always has a view of the theater of operations.
I was stationed at Suwon Air Base in South Korea in the mid 80’s and the tensions were very high even back then. There were Korean fighter pilots sitting in the cockpits of their F-5 fighter jets 24/7 on the ground year round ready to spring into action at a moment’s notice. Suwon was mere minutes flying time from North Korea so every second counted and they were on constant high alert. I’m sure it’s even worse now than when I was there.
I was stationed there also at that time 2nd division, when north Korea shot down a south Korean Airliner, we had to go on high alert.
@@billywatson118 I bet the tensions were very high when that happened!
Sure you were, like every other youtube comment poster 🤣
If they fire a nuke at us and the musshy military don't react then we old Air Force vets will have to!
blud was NOT at an air base
imagine if we had the technology to intercept the missile, but to actually bring it back exactly where it came from with a safe landing and not a single casualty. That would be such a "You're not even close to be in the big leagues" moment lol.
We need a net over every city
Elon Musk could invent that
and give it back to them? I say have it land in the US so that now we have one more missile :D
@@friedchicken1 Yup, plus we should also accept that big wooden horse statue that could hide many men that they made for us :p.
@@Crimea_River Should I get money if he does after reading this? cause I'd have a better offer........Elon?
NK does not possess guided missile technology, or at least, they are a decade or so away from developing and adding it to a ballistic missile (unless China or Russia hands them the blueprints for such technology). NK ballistic nuclear tipped missiles are point, fire and forget, with fingers crossed. That's not to say a missile could destroy whatever it hits, but certain factors say, the launch doesn't go as planned, the missile loses trajectory due to lack of fuel, weather conditions, etc, the missile ends up in the sea or hitting Canada or even Mexico. Great video by the way.
I know there are thousands of remarks already, but let point out some obvious mistakes. 1) Since the beginning of MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction) it has been assumed that your adversary would launch massive amounts of missiles to overwhelm your defenses, not just one missile. 2) One of the most effective decoys is a cloud effect to obscure the real missile, not replicas. 3) Most ICBM's are equipped to change course with little influence from the outside world. 4) Koreans have been receiving expert help from Chinese and Russian scientists for at least 5 decades now. They can accurately hit targets within the USA.
The purpose of nuclear deterrence is to prevent a potential enemy from doing just what North Korea does in this video. If North Korea ever launched a nuclear missile at the US, whether successfully intercepted or not, it would result in an all out nuclear retaliation that would wipe North Korea completely out of existence. No less than 99% of their population would be dead by the following day of such an attack. What prevented the Cold War from ever becoming a hot war with nuclear weapons was the maxim; M.A.D. for "Mutual Assured Destruction". Weapons so powerful that both sides would be completely destroyed if nuclear war broke out. It would only take one US Navy Trident ballistic missile submarine to do the job of destroying North Korea.
Do you belive that Russia and China will allow explosion of nuclear boombs in Nort Korea???
@@lazarczv7297 It it was a defensive measure...yes. China actually said so. Nobody cares what Russia thinks.
@@lazarczv7297 yup then they can fight over the scraps and remaining resources especially if north korea went nuclear un provoked and without even giving china and russia a heads up
@@lazarczv7297 Actually they already allowed it, because the power of nuclear explosion is exaggerated, in real life the Soviet Union figured out that they can recover completely only in a decade after total nuclear war against America.
The other way around is Fourth International Posadist, it's a failed communist idea, if the nuclear war could destroy that many things, it's even better, because nuclear weapons will also destroy old world ethnic/morality/culture, they can spread communism with no need of changing people's mind from the old society
In order for a policy of nuclear deterrence to work, you have to show a willingness to follow through in kind. The point of the policy isn't just to counter an immediate attack, but also to deter future attacks by others who would try the same thing.
Any agreement the Vampire Parasite States of Amerika made would not be worth the paper it was written on. Look at what they did to the American Indians? They are the devil stalking the earth...
Bro, This feels like how you get a virus on your computer, and windows security and other security things start swarming you with warning messages.
I love the part about them advising the president. It's not hard to picture the utterly lost open mouth expression he would give them as they informed him of the imminent missile strike. I imagine his response something along the lines of "Will I still get ice cream?"
Wilford Brimley shrugs his shoulders in disbelief at 2:46 and provides an emotional close-up at 2:56.
After that... he checked his blood sugar.
@@EbuCallinavdiabeetus
14:20 MARIO IS THAT YOU?
BRU 😭💀
The terrifying thing is this could happen at any moment
Video well put together based on missile defense 20 years ago. Technology advances have greatly improved missile defense. Also the military can take out enemy missiles or other threats before consulting the white house.
How are you guys able to release 2/3 videos everyday?! You must have a big team of animators designers and researchers. Incredible work!
Or a workaholic
@@johnhiggins1746 OR both a big team and the whole team is made of workaholics
It's because these chanel's are in china is g English just trying to get a bole of rice
It's too much though, I don't want to look at my phone and see 15 notifications from this
@@MrSamrchds Then don't have notifications on for them
It's easier to draw those scenarios but in reality it might happen quicker than it was imagined.
Yep
And history has taught us that response might likely not be as efficient
@@djcstb_ As we will shortly find out. 💥
In those scenarios there is no destruction in US homeland like america is untouchable. When in reality Russia China North korea can easily reach out any US city . And every scenario US wins . Americans should get rid of arrogance if they want to be as good as they claim to be .
@@hamzaelfaik5375 agreed. There’s many innocent people in North Korea as well. We tend to forget that.
We would know about it well beforehand hopefully/most likely. Even at night and with cloud cover. COMINT, SIGINT, ELINT, MASINT, HUMINT, OPIR, Space Based SAR, etc, etc, etc.
"Oh, it's just headed for LA. Call off interception"
WE NEED A PART 2 I wanna see a whole series based on a fictional war by you guys
Not really needed. North Korea would be wiped out between the South, the US and China all taking pieces before Kim's blood is cold.
Just play the fallout games
We might get to see the real thing.
Or what about some TRUTH Dumbo? "KOREA: The Never-Ending War" The film - written and produced by John Maggio and narrated by Korean-American actor John Cho - confronts the “Forgotten War” perception of the Korean War
@@bobby1970 RIGHT?!?
It’s insane how quick this could happen and how the military has to be in high alert and ready at all time
Well I think the video is a bit overoptimistic
@@losballos2628 i BEG to differ. There would be so much stress on the millitary if this were to ever happen
That's part of why the US used to keep bombers flying with nukes and keeps fighters on standby 24/7
Back in the 1970’s one of my relatives lived in Sioux Falls SD at a facility that tracked satellites. He came to visit on our farm in S.E. Minnesota not too long after a US Government satellite had disappeared shortly after achieving orbit. He told us that the US Government had a theory that the USSR already had weapons in space that could destroy other satellites with lasers.
Might be true but I don't think it's a common occurrence. Destroying satellites with kinetic weapons just creates a ton of shrapnel that is very dangerous to all the other satellites up there!
Back in last year, the Chinese government took a bunch of flak for carrying out a satellite hunting operation. It was successful and now there are a lot more little bitty pieces of space junk in orbit.
Now, this video IS VERY, IMPRESSIVE... AHEAD OF TIME. To watch NOW.
If North Korea/Kim Jong un, launched a Nuclear warhead, I have a strong belief they would be sent into oblivion.
Quickly
If they launched a nuke a global message would be sent out to cross them off of all world maps as they’d be obliterated
And you think no one in the USA would be harmed in a nuclear exchange between N. Korea and the USA. There will no winners in a nuclear exchange. None.
@@scorpi972 expeditiously
Not with Sleepy Joe as your "President." He'll do nothing.
I must say this is probably one of my favorite shows to watch on KZhead.
I realize the logistics of this may be near impossible but i think it would be cool if the the timing of the nuke was in line with the time of the video
If that's just one ,what if North Korea deployed multiple missiles aimed at different locations ?
2:15 i highly doubt that guy would be smiling. Military commanders dont smile on the best of days.
1:04 I like how closed captions have some sort of instructions to the editor
Very good material, though it gives a think that computers are better than humans, when time rushes.
GBIs in the California desert? If you are referring to the ones on alert at Vandenberg, that installation is on the coast not in the desert. MDA does not have interceptors in the CA desert.
The Infograpic Show is very good at releasing videos that really inform us of current world situations, and at the same time informing us of dangers in the fantasy world. Way to go
I always appreciate attention to detail. Kudos for matching the correct engine pitch with the A-10. That whine is very distinct! 😎
noway, north korea only shoots one nuke instead of 10 all at once?
I can just imagine them pressing the launch button and the tip of the nuke just popping open and a party popper going off.
Their use of buried cable landline phones was something we were briefed on in the late 1980s. For a Bunker State, the lack of mobility and flexibility was far less important than security and reliability. Above a certain echelon of command we couldn’t hear them.
11:55 I like how in a moment of potential world destruction, the only thing the president says is "Nuh Nuh Nuh"
I wonder if this applies to Hypersonic missiles? It seems we're behind in that area.
More than anything, through these infograhic videos, I realise how prepared countries around the world are for these scenarios, that at least is comforting.
Also, any fantastic dreams about anarchy will not be even remotely true. Continuity of government and the rule of law WILL be maintained.
@@user2C47 That's impossible. No empire lasts. That's an immutable fact.
@@sliceofthenetYT yeah but a new one will pop up
@@sliceofthenetYT the world works different now and no "empire" has fallen SINCE it has worked differently. so you can't say this for sure.
There was a nuclear arms race for the better part of 50 years. I’d be disturbed if all parties weren’t prepared.
I am really happy to see the information about interceptors. Hundreds (more likely thousands) of people work on these things every day to make sure they are as accurate as possible, but the public seldom hears about it.
Which is by design. If I a random citizen know about it, then the "enemy" almost certainly knows about it. Any time that I hear about the US defensive or offensive capabilities I assume that we are just now learning about technology that is 2 or 3 generation behind what they currently have.
@@Lavadog11 The missile defense agency has a youtube channel, and they make videos about these systems anytime they run a test. But those don't get nearly the reach that this channel does. So I agree with about half of what you said, the govt wants you to know this exists, just not the specifics. We want our enemies to know it exists too.
@@Lavadog11 While true for elite strategic assets like submarines and responses to nuclear war, it's not practical for mass-produced equipment, like tanks.
The windshield on the submarine is interesting.
The movement of the truck, let alone the activities around some massive, secret underground bunker would be detected immediately.
Amazing and chillingly terrifying how we can go from a normal day to all out global nuclear war literally within 2 minutes of some crazy dude half a world away pushing a single button.
It's exciting, isn't it ? We might be able to see one from Russia anyday now
I wouldn’t say exciting, more like deathly terrifying.
@@freddiemercury2075 no its not its the end of the world
@@WinningWords1 hate to admit it, but it's true :/
This better wait until after all of season 6 of Better Call Saul is aired.
14:45 my favorite part (hes like a baby throwing a fit after not getting ice cream)
I suspect he has one aiming at Everett Washington at Boeing's and the Naval Base
Ngl being in Guam for the past 2 weeks (with a layover in Seoul) makes all this stuff seem a lot more real than living in Minnesota lol
Knowing is half the battle! Thanks for the info, Infographics ❤