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As a secondary or tertiary effect they could be, couldn’t they? Speed of temperature, speed of water would be possible results of a nuclear detonation, no? An

As a secondary or tertiary effect they could be, couldn’t they? Speed of temperature, speed of water would be possible results of a nuclear detonation, no? And methane could be a side effect of dislodging some barrier to a deposit? I’m admittedly out of my element, but it seems like those are metrics that could be affected by an accident (or test) of that nature.

ceejayoz 7y ago
> Speed of temperature, speed of water would be possible results of a nuclear detonation, no? It's roughly a thousand mile trip by water from Kiel, Germany to Nenoksa, Russia... and the incident in Russia wasn't a nuclear explosion of the sort you'd see in a bomb, it was an explosion that involved radioactive material.