5 comments

  • jann 12 days ago
    It complements https://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/ nicely. As someone not living in the US, I'd find it interesting to at least have some other non-US cities available in the free plan though.
    • TeMPOraL 12 days ago
      Something that I always wondered about this tool, and why I bucketed it in my mind as a "cool but ultimately boring toy" - why are all effects perfectly spherical? Surely the actual effect, especially for lower-yield devices, would be meaningfully affected by local topography and even buildings?
    • Kalibr 12 days ago
      $10 a month for premium? Now that is a niche market right there
      • cedws 12 days ago
        They probably make most of their money from enterprise licenses for Iran.
      • piloto_ciego 11 days ago
        Alaska and Hawaii effects are not visible on this. Very cool tool.
        • rkuykendall-com 12 days ago
          I appreciate San Antonio being included, but you may want to shift your exact target a bit to be more accurate. Probably over to Fort Sam Houston, but I'm no expert. Right now it looks like they just really hate the Deco District.

          https://www.repi.mil/Portals/44/Documents/Buffer_Fact_Sheets...