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An Artist Counted Every Atomic Explosion On Earth And Shows Them All In A Matter Of Seconds

Isao Hashimoto decided to visualize all the nuclear detonations in the history of time. This doesn’t start to get terrifying until it just. Doesn’t. Stop. (Which is around 1956 at the 1:47 mark for those playing the terrifying home game.)

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