Russian Shot I.D.

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 5:41 pm

Atomic Forum remains one of the best sites about nuclear weapons testing history in the world.The work of Tsar is amazing...the France and China pages is amazing,very complete.Crossroads page is a monument about theses tests.

Very strange...Tsar never made any explanation about the end of the forum and never made any contact with us.

Maybe he is dead... Crying or Very sad

King (500 kt) Joined: Sep 28, 2007 Posts: 89

Dead or alive, we need to move the pages to a new website. And continue what Tsar did.

Forum Admin Joined: Aug 06, 2006 Posts: 1638 Location: UK

raigainousa wrote:

Dead or alive, we need to move the pages to a new website. And continue what Tsar did.

Do you have copies of the sites source files?

Baker (23 kt) Joined: Feb 01, 2009 Posts: 32

sonicbomb wrote:

raigainousa wrote:

Dead or alive, we need to move the pages to a new website. And continue what Tsar did.

Do you have copies of the sites source files?

Archive.org works: http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.atomicforum.org

Forum Admin Joined: Aug 06, 2006 Posts: 1638 Location: UK

Oh well played sir! When I checked, there was no data available because the hosting provider was blocking the relevant spiders from crawling the domain. It appears that the current Czech domain owner has allowed them again. Cool.

Baker (23 kt) Joined: Feb 01, 2009 Posts: 32

sonicbomb wrote:

Oh well played sir! When I checked, there was no data available because the hosting provider was blocking the relevant spiders from crawling the domain. It appears that the current Czech domain owner has allowed them again. Cool.

Now that I've looked some of it through, it seemed to be a pretty interesting site, lots of technical information.

Guest

Hello
I'm new in the forum. Sorry for my bad English Sad

I found this on the official website of Semipalatinsk test site:

http://poligon.kz/gallery/?cat=10&page=5&vtype=big
Unidentified test, of 1 kiloton or less yield.

There are also other pictures of nuclear tests:

http://poligon.kz/gallery/?cat=10

Forum Admin Joined: Aug 06, 2006 Posts: 1638 Location: UK

Thats a great find Baikal, thanks for posting. I have found one major discrepency already, so I would'nt trust any of the information completely.

Eg.

http://poligon.kz/gallery/?cat=7&page=3&vtype=big

Fighting hole 1004, 15/01/1961. The first underground thermonuclear explosion in the Soviet program for peaceful nuclear explosions and the first test at the site Balapan.The explosion was carried out to test the possibilities for the creation of water reservoirs in arid regions. The crater is known as the Lake (object) Chagan, Atom-Kohl, oz.Balapan. Radioactivity is now up to 6000 mR / h. Platform Balapan.

Chagan was actualy on 15th of January 1965

Guest

Thanks
He had not seen the error Surprised

Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2011 4:29 pm

Small footage in nice quality of unknown USSR test in Simipalatinsk. Made in spring or autumn time.

N° 18 - 30/10/1954 - Semipalatinsk - (Tower 55m) - 10 kt ???

Download:
http://ifolder.ru/24843299

Guest

Thanks! Is very difficult to say what is that explosion.
A little correction, the test n°18 was an airdrop.

Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 1:38 pm

Baikal wrote:

A little correction, the test n°18 was an airdrop.

Ops..

Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2011 6:52 am

Joe-2? (24.09.51)

Joe-3? (18.10.51)

Joe-4? (12.08.53)

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Joe-4? (12.08.53)

Joe-3 (18.10.51)

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Unknown airburst in Semipalatinsk.

№ 122 first Soviet undeground nuclear test (11.10.61)

Joe-8 "Totsk" (14.09.54)

unknown underground.

King (500 kt) Joined: Nov 10, 2011 Posts: 75

Amazing photos Rus-51!! Where did you find these photos??

Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2011 12:22 pm

xterraman07 wrote:

Amazing photos Rus-51!! Where did you find these photos??

From difference Russian social websites, it's all that I did find.