Observed arrival · 2026-10-01
Nuke Globe’s 3D strike simulator
An interactive 3D Earth lets visitors choose a launch city, target city, and nuclear warhead, then view estimated strike effects.
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- Readers exploring nuclear-weapons effects
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- Blast rings, the cloud, and fallout plume are drawn 20× larger on the globe for visibility; the damage table uses real estimated distances.
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The damage model scales an exponential population-density estimate around each city centre to metro population, then applies fatality rates by zone. The site says its blast and thermal estimates use public scaling laws and warns that weather, burst height, time of day, and shelter affect real outcomes. For visibility, it enlarges the blast rings, cloud, and fallout plume 20 times on the globe.
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