The first nuclear explosion in history, detonated by the United States on July 16, 1945, in the New Mexico desert, created a unique radioactive mineral called Trinitite when the extreme heat—hotter than the sun's surface—melted desert sand into glass, marking the beginning of the Atomic Age and permanently changing the Earth's geological composition.
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This green mineral that turned desert sand into glass hold not exist. It's called Trinitite, a radioactive mineral created by the first nuclear explosion in history. On July 16th, 1945, the United States detonated [music] Trinity test bomb in the New Mexico desert. The heat was so extreme that the desert sand melted instantly and turned into glass.
The explosion reached temperatures hotter than the surface of the sun and the Earth itself changed. Pieces of Trinitite exist still exist today.
>> [music] >> Green, sharp, and slightly radioactive.
The atomic age began with a flash. It didn't just change history. It changed the Earth itself and left behind a new mineral. Some places defy reality, beyond scale.
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