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Most people think a nuclear blast kills instantly. In reality, most deaths come from a chain of deadly mistakes in the first seconds, minutes and days after the flash. This video breaks down the most common radiation and blast mistakes that actually get people killed: staring at the flash and burning out your eyes, hiding behind flammable curtains and blankets, running outside just in time to meet the shockwave, trusting “feelings” instead of understanding fallout, drinking and eating contaminated food and water, and heading straight for rivers and ponds that concentrate radioactive dust. You’ll also learn why the first 48 hours after a nuclear event are the most critical, what kind of shelter actually helps, and how real physics — not Hollywood — decides who lives and who dies.