Should water flow into a crater from a nuclear explosion?
Posted: Tue Jul 04, 2017 10:49 am
I was thinking that realistically a exploding nuke should leave a crater and a lake touching a crater should flood the crater. So when you have a small land bridge between your base and the aliens you should be able to nuke it out of existence.
What do you think?
1) Nukes are small and explode high enough in the air not to leave a crater
2) Craters next to water should flood
3) Craters should collect rain water creating a new lake
The reverse would also apply. A nuke exploding over/in water would vaporize the water.
1) Water just floods back after the explosion leaving the lake unchanged
2) Water only flows back if there is any water left outside the destructive radius
3) the explosion puts up a crater rim preventing water to flood back
Exploding a nuke near water could also create a tsunami:
1) Just display some ripples on the water for show
2) Have a tsunami that temporarily floods the beach and destroys entities. Destruction reduced by distance.
What do you think?
1) Nukes are small and explode high enough in the air not to leave a crater
2) Craters next to water should flood
3) Craters should collect rain water creating a new lake
The reverse would also apply. A nuke exploding over/in water would vaporize the water.
1) Water just floods back after the explosion leaving the lake unchanged
2) Water only flows back if there is any water left outside the destructive radius
3) the explosion puts up a crater rim preventing water to flood back
Exploding a nuke near water could also create a tsunami:
1) Just display some ripples on the water for show
2) Have a tsunami that temporarily floods the beach and destroys entities. Destruction reduced by distance.