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Choose a baseline yield
Start with a known reference such as Hiroshima Little Boy, then compare larger public yield estimates from the same target point.
- Keep the same target for fair comparison
- Read public yield estimates as approximate
Free nuclear bomb simulator
Nuclear Bomb Simulator bomb model comparison map
Compare Hiroshima, W88, Castle Bravo, Tsar Bomba, and custom yields on a map. This educational browser tool is not an emergency or casualty predictor.
Built for quick comparisons, clear public yield context, and social share links.
Nuclear Bomb Simulator comparison tool
Choose a city, compare public bomb yield estimates, calculate approximate radius layers, then share a URL with the selected model and target.
1. Pick a target
Or click anywhere on the map.
2. Choose a nuclear bomb model
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Quick bomb yield comparison
3. Calculate and share
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Values are approximate educational comparisons, not operational predictions.
This tool uses simplified cube-root scaling for educational comparison. Real effects depend on altitude, weather, terrain, shielding, weapon design, and many other factors.
Nuclear Bomb Simulator overview
Choose a public yield, place a target, and compare radius layers without leaving the browser.
Model comparison for public yields
Compare a 15 kt Hiroshima reference with W88, Castle Bravo, Tsar Bomba, and custom yields. The comparison card keeps the numbers visible while the map updates.
Shareable educational map
The selected model, yield, and target stay in the URL so the result can be shared through social buttons or copied for later.
Nuclear Bomb Simulator quick guide
Use this guide to make a fair comparison and understand what the radius layers mean.
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Compare with Nuke Simulator
Use this page for bomb model comparison, then open Nuke Simulator when you want the simpler map-first workflow for a single yield.
- Use one page for comparison
- Use the other page for quick map experiments
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Share responsibly
Share results as educational approximations. The page explains that real blast and thermal effects are not captured by a simple browser model.
- Copy the URL after calculating
- Keep educational context in mind
Nuclear Bomb Simulator features
This lightweight educational page combines comparison presets, map layers, share links, and clear caveats.
Bomb model presets
Compare public yield references for Hiroshima, Nagasaki, W88, Castle Bravo, and Tsar Bomba from one control panel.
Map radius layers
View fireball, heavy blast, moderate blast, light damage, and thermal radius rings as approximate educational overlays.
Social sharing
Use ShareWidget buttons to post the Nuclear Bomb Simulator page or copy a result link with the selected model and target.
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Nuclear Bomb Simulator FAQ
Fast answers before you compare bomb models or share a map.
Is Nuclear Bomb Simulator accurate?
It is an educational approximation. It uses simplified scaling for comparison and cannot model altitude, terrain, weather, shielding, building materials, fallout, casualties, or emergency outcomes.
Why include W88, Hiroshima, and Tsar Bomba?
Those entries give visitors familiar public reference points across very different yield ranges. W88 is shown as a public estimate, while Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Castle Bravo, and Tsar Bomba are historical references.
How is this different from Nuke Simulator?
Nuclear Bomb Simulator focuses on comparing bomb model yields. Nuke Simulator is the simpler family page for a single map-first blast radius workflow.
Can I share Nuclear Bomb Simulator results?
Yes. Use the ShareWidget buttons or copy the link after calculating. The link keeps the selected model, yield, and target coordinates.
Start Nuclear Bomb Simulator
Compare public bomb yield estimates, map the approximate radius layers, and share the educational result.
Free, browser based, and designed for educational comparison.