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The ‘Bomba’ was detonated over ‘Novaya Zemlya’ at 11:32 am, at 4000 m above sea level, north of the Arctic Circle. The fireball, climbing into the sky following the explosion, reached a height of 60 kilometers, more than the distance between Tel – Aviv to Caesarea for example. The diameter of the blast was around 30-40 kilometers, more than the distance between Tel – Aviv and Netanya. The light of the blast was clearly visible to a range of 1000 km from the center, and the heat of the blast was so intense it could cause a third-degree burn to any person standing within a range of 100 km. The explosion caused seismic noises recorded in all monitoring stations around the world and reached the level of 5.25 on the Richter scale of earthquakes. The thunder of the explosion moved around the Earth three times. Hundreds of kilometers from the blast wooden houses were destroyed and stone houses lost their tiled roofs, doors and windows.
“All the mountains on the blast site were just deleted and the land was leveled as if someone wanted to make of the island a smooth skating surface. Everything that was in a range of 25 km from the blast zone, disappeared from the earth as if it just evaporated”. After the Soviet nuclear scientists had examined the dreadful results of the hydrogen explosion they reached the conclusion that this nuclear option could not be used as a tactical or strategic weapon because it was actually much more than that. This weapon was a device for the destruction of cities and nations.
http://i-hls.com/2013/04/u-s-intelligence-reveals-israel-has-hydrogen-bombs/
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