Godboy
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At the prime height with a 240 kiloton yield. How far will it knock out power?Why do you keep typing all those words, when all you have to type is a number? You talk a big game, but you have no fucking clue what youre talking about.Just ballpark the maximum distance then. Youre the expert. Is it 3 miles, is it 30 miles, is it 300 miles, is it 3,000 miles? How far can an EMP knock out all power? I gave the figure of 3 miles earlier, when i was talking about non nuclear EMPs. You got all pompous about it, so lets hear YOUR number for NUCLEAR EMPs.What happened to the pompous expert? Why cant you give me an answer? How many miles will an EMP shut down all power?
Can you read? I put in huge red text so you can read it. It was in the post you quoted.
Here, I'll post it again!
There are numerous factors that go into how much damage it can cause.
If you read the web page, you would now know the answer.
I am beginning to believe you are intentionally being obtuse. You don't strike me as someone who could be that stupid naturally.
What part of the red text did you not understand? It depends on the size of the weapon (energy yield) , how high it was detonated (altitude) , the gamma ray output, interaction with the earth's magnetic field, and any electromagnetic shielding of the targeted systems.
Of course that information is in the second paragraph of the link I gave you. I'm sorry you gave up before reading it.
Listen shit for brains, there is no number!
Pick a weapon yield, pick and altitude you can detonate it at, determine the gamma ray yield of the weapon, and then determine the strength of the earth's magnetic field relative to the point of detonation. Then pick a point on the ground and what system you are targeting and how well it is shielded. Only then we can determine what level of damage will occur.
I am sorry that you apparently have such a limited education that you cannot fathom the complexities of these systems.