So how did they take pics of the first atomic bombs?... Down the rabbit hole we go:
here is another great article and video on the subject of super fast cameras.
maybe you just want to see the video:
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.How? From great distances. But not far enough as the down winders & the soldiers as experimental subjects will attest. Seeing the mushroom cloud in the distance looking west from downtown Las Vegas just gives me the creeps as I grew up in the 1950's. The last above ground detonation was in 64 or 5. The radiation went east or north then east. Idaho & Montana were hit hard.But there were detonation get togethers outside of Las Vegas where the pink cloud was admired from grand stands full of tourists. I believe many of my medical issues with immunity were influenced by moms exposure prenatally. I remember dad saying, "Well they blew up another one." Isn't this fun?
Mooolah
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July 9, 2018
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yes the dark days when man became the destroyer of worlds.
25 million frames per second? My brain hurts. Where are those images stored?
OpposingOpposum
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July 9, 2018
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film. The camera only worked a small fraction on a second.
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