What color should a nuclear explosion be?

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Most of the nuclear explosion pictures and videos that you see, if they are in color, show an orange or yellow color, with some black smoke. Nuclear experts claimed that the Little Boy explosion reached 6000 C on the ground. They claim that a nuclear explosion is brighter than the sun. Problem is, a yellowish color indicates a relatively low temperature hydrocarbon flame.

The acetylene burning in air is yellow. Acetylene alone doesn’t melt the little tip sticking up from the shard of Corel ware dinner plate. Adding oxygen to the mix turns the flame blue. it’s now hotter, and melts the dinner plate.

Here’s a simple demonstration. Not very well narated, I’ll admit. But it shows that a yellow flame is lower temperature. When oxygen is added to the fuel, the temperature goes up, and the flame turns blue.

This indicates that the nuclear explosions are faked by burning some sort of hydrocarbon in air. The so called nuclear explosions have a resemblance to napalm, which is basically gasoline mixed with a few things.

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Category: Agenda / Hidden Agenda,Bio Weapon/Biological Warfare,Cover-Up / Damage Control,Debunked
Duration: 02:38
Date: 2022-10-28 23:01:56
Tags: nuclear weapons don’t exist

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Video Transcript:

I'm going to attempt to demonstrate the color of the nuclear explosion. Those nuclear explosions are yellowish looking. They say that's a nuke. Here's a settling burning in air. It's yellow, white, reddish at the edges, smoky. You see the smoke? Maybe not so well. Turn it up. It's whiter and brighter. I'm going to attempt to melt some. This doesn't blow up on me. This is corral layer. I'll heat it right there on that tip. Now that's a little oxygen. Turn three. Turn three. Turn three. Turn three. The blue flame will melt. The last settling burning all its own. That's a melt plant.