"All about nuclear fallout" - Detailed presentation about radiation, hazards and mitigation, decontamination, and more

Posted by BetterGeiger@reddit | preppers | View on Reddit | 23 comments

I uploaded this presentation today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REbzPRxmi7M

I think it will answer a lot of questions that people frequently ask about nuclear blast scenarios and fallout.

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Far-Respond-9283@reddit

I remember you, you were talking about the same topic in another post some time ago and you explained how the fallout material looks like.

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AdventurousRun7636@reddit

If we are dealing with a large scale nuclear event, we are all fucked.

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BetterGeiger@reddit (OP)

Not really. Many people, yes, but most people will survive such an exchange, so I suggest plan accordingly.

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AdventurousRun7636@reddit

When was the last one you lived through? Or when has humanity survived a global nuclear holocaust?

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BetterGeiger@reddit (OP)

I don't have to live through it to have some understanding of the relevant science.

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Femveratu@reddit

Awesome thx for the post! I’ll def be looking into the device you mention

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69stangrestomod@reddit

I love near a major US airbase….I’m just going to open my best bottle of booze and watch the shockwave come in, cause they don’t make a school desk strong enough to get under for my locale 😂😂

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BetterGeiger@reddit (OP)

Okay that's funny about the school desk. But still, you never know how things will play out. Maybe your spot gets lucky.

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bsmith440@reddit

What's the group you're a part of? I'd like to be in something similar my area

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Sorry I keep those two hats completely separate and I keep the other one away from the public eye. I recommend you do some Google searches about possibilities near you and/or ask emergency response groups in your area at the municipal or state level to see who is responsible for what and if there are any vol opportunities.

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Narrow-Can901@reddit

Nice work - a valuable video to consider.

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BetterGeiger@reddit (OP)

Thank you!

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NopeRope13@reddit

Sweet radiation cloud take me now

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BetterGeiger@reddit (OP)

This addressed in the video 😅... By that I mean an exchange of nukes is survived by most people initially, so plan accordingly.