Movies For Us! on Instagram: "One of the most haunting scenes ever put on film — and one of the most realistic depictions of an atomic explosion in movie history. No soundtrack during the explosion makes it eerily realistic — nuclear blasts are silent before the shockwave hits. Director James Cameron worked with actual scientific research to make the blast’s behavior as accurate as possible: heat flash, shockwave, instant vaporization, and the “nuclear wind” that follows. Many nuclear experts at

fexdun on Instagram: "The biggest explosion in cinema history happened in Spectre during the destruction of Blofeld’s base. Shot in the Moroccan desert, it used over 8,400 liters of kerosene and 33 kg of high explosives, creating a blast equivalent to 68 tonnes of TNT and lasting 7.5 seconds. It was officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the largest film-stunt explosion ever."

Explosion From a Hydrogen Bomb