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U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey chart documenting atomic bomb sized air raids on German cities towards the end of WWII. By comparison, Hiroshima was 16,000 tons of TNT equivalent energy. Note that Hamburg received 41,300 tons, Cologne 47,200 tons, Essen 41,500 tons, Frankfurt 29,500 tons, etc. Also note that the correct comparison for casualties and damaged areas is the two-thirds power of yield, so that a single bomb of 1 megaton of TNT is equivalent to 10,000 tons of 1 ton bombs, not 1,000,000 separate 1 ton bombs. Hence the efficiency per ton decreases with increasing individual bomb yield due to the blast scaling laws (always ignored by propagandarists). In addition, about 10% of bombs failed to detonate, creating a vast bomb disposal problem for conventional war, but a proportionately smaller problem for nuclear weapons (which have a more complex triggering mechanism: neutron generator tubes are likely to crack and fail completely if the bomb fails to detonate on impact).
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Note the horizon vs ship level, our Captain seemed to be pulling an handbrake turn with a 16 storey cruise ship to get us into port!
The Long Notes play at The Moseley Folk Festival in Birmingham, 2 September 2012.
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Note the nearly-a-causeway running from the mainland out about halfway to the island. By the time we climbed down to sea level, about 45 mins later, it was possible to walk out to the island itself
we were originally planning to do superhero veggies, but ended up with an awesome crazy farmyard full of animals!
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