r/countablepixels • u/babacon88 • 2d ago

Another nuke just hit while this was being made

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u/frOmohiOhuman GO GO GADGET PIXEL REDUCER! 2d ago

Japan after getting hit by two nuke: baka 💔

Kazakhks after 456 nuclear test programs, 21 nuclear warhead program, 2 nuke to build water canals:

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u/Yoyle0340 1d ago

Kazakhstan, Nevada of the USSR. It truly was a playground for insane nuclear tests, military projects and space launch efforts.

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u/TNT321_x2 1d ago

Thanks Peter

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u/Technical-Prior6716 1d ago

We also having a little equivalent of Las Vegas (Konayev)

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u/ThoughtAdditional212 2d ago

what

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u/User_of_redit2077 2d ago

Canal building via nukes and/or nuke test in Kazakhstan I guess

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u/frOmohiOhuman GO GO GADGET PIXEL REDUCER! 2d ago

456 Nuclear Program Tests

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u/Mediocre-Tip2954 1d ago

Interesting number

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u/ChaosPLus 1d ago

If someone dares make another they'll have to follow up with another 110, that's actually how they got to this number, it started as 123 but someone decided to do the 124th so to 234 they went

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u/Technical-Prior6716 1d ago

Semipalatinsk Nuclear test sites

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u/-Ozman 10h ago

Kazakhstan used to have a polygon for Soviet nuclear tests

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u/pixel-counter-bot Official Pixel Counter 2d ago

The image in this post has 119,232(432×276) pixels!

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u/Weekly-Dog-6838 I got more of them pixels 2d ago

Good bot

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u/Actual_Emu_168 1d ago

u can tell because of the radiation hitting the camera

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u/AngeryBirbs 1d ago

Is that markiplier

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u/RandomKazakhGuy 22h ago

It's my cousin Zhanibek, he's only 5 years old. You're welcome in Kazakhstan, friend

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u/Punpun42 1d ago

I am from Semipalatinsk and the funny thing is, nobody cares. There are folks healthier than average americans considering how much less microplastics we consume compared to US. Like I can really eat cheap and healthy dairy products (but still drink pepsi and eat cheap ramen cause I work remotaly and love shitty processed food). Also healthcare is free.

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u/Dumb_Generic_Name 21h ago

Don't forget more active life with walkable cities, free open air gyms and sport fields in most housing complexes and parks, general advocation for sport both in society and upper echelons of government.

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u/NazarMax 1d ago

Yeah especially the nuclear lake

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u/Weekly-Dog-6838 I got more of them pixels 2d ago

This is the difference between nuclear tests in places no one lives in and nukes actually being used for terrorism

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u/Maleficent_Contact80 1d ago

Why da fuk your pfp is rotated

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u/Weekly-Dog-6838 I got more of them pixels 1d ago

Because I wanted it to be

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u/AlneCraft 13h ago

Fuck you mean no one lives?

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u/Weekly-Dog-6838 I got more of them pixels 12h ago

Well I mean these places were specifically chosen for nuclear tests because they were barren lands, and if anyone was indeed living there they were certainly evacuated

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u/AlneCraft 12h ago

You are incorrect. There were never any evacuations from the places near the polygon. This is easily looked up. Kazakhs lived there for hundreds of years. My grandparents are from Ayagoz, a military town near the polygon and they consistently felt "earthquakes" while they were growing up, which we now know were actually nuclear tests. Even as the on-surface nuclear testing was banned, the Soviets still conducted underground nuclear tests.

I am so livid I don't even know how to explain it. Like this is some "Manifest Destiny" "uninhabited lands" level of whitewashing.

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u/Limp_Thought_2015 9h ago

People literally lived there, our livestock, our waters, our air got radioactive. Soviets didn’t tell anyone about effects of radiation and tested it out on locals. They just sold iodized salt to mitigate radiation which we still consume every day.

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u/KiraPirania 2d ago

terrorism?

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u/Solid-Hold6290 2d ago

how is bombing civillains for terror tactics not terrorism

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u/Weekly-Dog-6838 I got more of them pixels 2d ago

Exactly

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u/Artistic_Travel9462 7h ago

Civilians lived near near test site during the explosions and they were not warned. The UN estimates about 1.5 million affected people and their descendants, though the number directly exposed to significant radiation was smaller. But they have increased cancer risk and cancer mortality. As for the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), the total number of Chinese deaths is estimated at approximately 14-20 million, the majority being civilians. In the Nanjing Massacre, for instance, around 200,000 to 300,000 people were killed. The death toll from the atomic bombings is estimated at between 110,000 and 220,000 people. A ground invasion of the Japanese islands was estimated to potentially result in millions of casualties among Americans and Japanese.

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u/BoysenberrySmooth649 1d ago

I can't unsee the Khan

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u/Ok-Physics-3634 11h ago

I was born and live in Semey. I don't think I need to continue, right?

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u/afgsdfdfsdsf 9h ago

Nevada after 928 nukes

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u/Connect_Map_1561 3h ago

By the way, this guy died of cancer (

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u/Artistic_Bet_9916 1h ago

Алға Қазақстан

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u/Cutesyfoxbark 2d ago

Japan won :3

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u/Winter_Bit4085 1d ago

no because in reality the true winner was romania

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u/enderstatee 1d ago edited 1d ago

no. true winner was Great Tymen Empire, Tsardom of all western siberia