749K views · 9K reactions | The Tsar Bomba—50 megatons—was the biggest nuclear explosion ever detonated by humanity. But on June 29th, an object passed Earth with the potential energy of 10 to 12 times that—500+ megatons. And it missed us. Barely. | The Randall Carlson | Facebook

432K views · 13K reactions | En 1961, Nikita Khrushchev ordena crear la bomba más poderosa de la historia: la Bomba Tsar. Con una explosión 3.800 veces mayor que la de Hiroshima, fue una demostración brutal del poder nuclear soviético en plena Guerra Fría. Su objetivo: intimidar al mundo y reafirmar el liderazgo de la URSS.  ¿Te gustó este video? Cuéntanos por qué abajo en comentarios. #ExpedientesDesclasificados | HISTORY | Facebook

190K views · 1K reactions | On October 30, 1961, the Soviet Union detonated Tsar Bomba over Novaya Zemlya. With a yield of 50 megatons, it remains the largest explosion in human history, more than 4,000 times stronger than Hiroshima. The crew dropping it had only a 50% chance of survival. They made it home, barely. #TheWarRoom #ColdWarHistory #TsarBomba #fblifestyle | The War Room | Facebook

2.7M views · 147 reactions | Detonated in 1961, the Tsar Bomba remains the most powerful weapon ever tested on Earth. Equivalent to 3,000 Hiroshimas, the H-bomb was meant to intimidate the United States and demonstrate Soviet superiority in the nuclear era. However, it was also one of the last nuclear bombs ever built. Here’s what we know about it 60 years later. | Sunday Roast | Facebook