How To Survive The First Hour Of A Nuclear Blast / Fallout! #SURVIVAL #MYTHS #

The video discusses the false missile alert in Hawaii in 2018, exploring the chaos it caused and the potential consequences if it had been real. It delves into the history of nuclear weapons, focusing on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and examines modern nuclear threats, including the Czar bomber and improvised nuclear devices. The video explains the effects of nuclear explosions and provides strategies for survival, emphasizing the importance of immediate shelter and protection from radiation.

What was the cause of the false missile alert in Hawaii in 2018?

• A natural disaster

• A military exercise

• A routine check error

• A hacker attack

What was the code name of the first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima?

• Big Boy

• Tall Man

• Little Boy

• Fat Man

How many times more powerful was the Czar bomber compared to the Hiroshima bomb?

• 2000 times

• 3000 times

• 5000 times

• 1000 times

What are the two main factors that determine your chances of survival in a nuclear attack?

• Population density and building materials

• Type of bomb and government response

• Bomb yield and proximity to Ground Zero

• Weather conditions and time of day

What should you do first if you see a nuclear flash?

• Take a photo

• Get behind a barrier

• Call emergency services

• Run towards the light

What is the recommended action to take if you suspect fallout has landed on you?

• Remove outer clothing and wash exposed skin

• Run outside to shake it off

• Use conditioner to wash your hair

• Ignore it and continue with your day

What is the primary reason for staying indoors after a nuclear detonation?

• To prevent exposure to fallout

• To avoid the initial blast

• To avoid panic

• To conserve energy

What percentage of radioactive fallout decays within the first 24 hours?

• 50%

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

What is the best type of building to seek shelter in during a nuclear attack?

• A glass skyscraper

• A mobile home

• A concrete or brick building

• A wooden house

What is the key message to remember in the event of a nuclear attack?

• Take photos for documentation

• Run outside immediately

• Get inside, stay inside, and stay tuned

• Call your family and friends