Dr. Ivana Hughes

Yes.

Think, like, you've burned your hand on a stovetop.

Incomprehensible.

Like, the air immediately, like, would thicken.

It would, it says here, it literally would almost feel solid.

The exposed skin would, like, respond immediately.

you, like the air around you would ignite potentially.

Like literally the oxygen would have a chemical reaction.

If you're breathing in the air, your lungs might eviscerate from just the oxygen around you basically.

What would even happen with the oxygen in presence of that high heat?

Right.

Yeah.

I mean, we've done it before, right?

Yeah.

I mean, we, at what you said in the 60s, there were...

I think, again, I don't want to harp so much on like the visceral picture of what it would be like to witness.

But Chris, would you mind just pulling up a picture of one of the nuclear bomb tests or just a video perhaps?

Because I just think like maybe for someone that's their first exposure to what a nuclear weapon is, again, it's...

It's one of these things like when people talk about like billions of dollars, like it's almost difficult to fathom.

Billions like, oh, like a millionaire and like a billionaire, like they're close.