Yes.
I am reasonably confident that Rita's base was pressurised. While it wouldn't stay that way for the initial reaction and significant fraction of a second afterwards the conditions would be the same as an Earth surface detonation. The blast wave would of course expand more rapidly but it would still have absorbed the same energy.
Four little nukes, and one medium nuke.
It now says 'giant crater of molten glass'.
Other way around. The high-energy EM radiation emitted by the nuclear reaction is slowed and absorbed by the surrounding atmosphere, heating it and, through Boyle's Law, creating the massive overpressure that generates the blast effects in an atmospheric nuclear detonation. In a vacuum, there's nothing to absorb that radiation, so it doesn't get converted into a fireball and blast wave, except by the relatively negligible mass of the bomb case, internal components, and unreacted nuclear materials (only a small percentage of the fission and/or fusion fuel actually is involved in the chain reaction before the bomb blows itself apart too much for the reaction to continue).
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Either "depositing a drone camera" or "depositing drone cameras"
Seems a bit weird that he doesn't mention beta radiation. Is it just not very dangerous or isn't produced by this sort of phenomenon? I don't know much about it.
Extraneous apostrophe.
Source? Sounds interesting.
Thank you, corrected.
A documentary on Chernobyl I watched about fifteen years ago. I don't remember the name.
Technically, the governments already got Zord technology from Zordon, it's what eventually leads to groups like Lightspeed Command being formed.
It should be fine, it was buried in a sealed vault deep beneath where the palace was...Rita didn't know about it, and Zedd knew around where it was at this point because it's one of the things that Zordon hid around the solar system and the Zeo Crystal's protections are also why he looks the way he does, the power in the thing flayed/burned him alive and Zedd barely survived the attempt at stealing it.
Lightspeed is described as years in the making there, and the moon base is even older. It was built because Zordon needed help to repair the defense station he'd placed on the moon that Psycho Green trashed about a century earlier, they accidentally freed Psycho Green which led to the setup there for Grace's ranger team...it was built after the moon landings which was why Zordon decided to provide aid there and had the offer.
In the comics, it's, largely, because Grace is a bitch...
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Thank you, corrected.
Whereas here, it's just a few teenagers with attitude, who are kind of ambivalent about which side you're on, and might have trouble with some of a Lantern's more hardcore combat techniques. I doubt a Ranger suit could resist Identity Theft, if OL felt strongly enough to want it.
Admittedly, some of those evil forces are whole armies.
...Who still largely operated on a monster-of-the-week basis.Probably rather darwinistic in their operation. If you aren't strong, then you get ruled. And strength didn't necessarily mean 'could fight a Megazord in hand-to-hand combat'... Powerful magic users were a common feature, I think?
Indeed. What's a bullet going to do to him? I am curious, though. Is OL still carrying Rita's staff around? That's certainly a look.
No doubt he's got the basics of OL's story, if the NSA were watching the Rangers. Pops out of nowhere after Baboo and Squatt make an appearance, proceeds to stonewall the Rangers, then steals some nukes alongside Rita's goons...
It would have been hard to miss the giant explosion on the Moon, after all.
Just the fact he said 'for a few months' is telling. That implies there's bound to be another warlord along before long.
Remember, agent, you're talking to the proverbial 800-pound gorilla here...
Presumably a few Putties or Goldar getting enthusiastic.
...Would be amusing if this guy were a DC fan, but more likely someone in the research department is.
Yes, Magic is real, agent. How do you think Rita made the giant monsters?
Decisively so. Unfortunate for future events, unless Rita manages to reincarnate somehow. But that Ranger team will have to sort it out for themselves...
Well, consider: a Superhero with realistic levels of genre-savvy and an open-minded view on poking his nose into society's ills...
...Until you can get some of your own, I suppose. But that might be tricky.
...You haven't read OL's comics, have you? He's very much being a 90's comic book hero, anyway.
Including the ones you might not know about yet.
Planning to indulge on a little conquest of your own, OL? Or at least some aggressive civil correction?
I suspect that even if he doesn't want to, he'll be ordered to.
Ah, Mr Zoat. You've a talent for dropping such clever lines...
Still, he seems to be tapping into something. I'm sure one day he'll find out what.
Ah, yes, another damn fool thing in the Balkans... The whole region's been a trouble-spot for centuries, after all.
I expect things will start to calm down a little if word spreads about a flying man who shoots both sides...
Very much a 'Who are you, with no-one to tell you who to be?' situation.
I'm sure those caught in the middle of all this will thank you, at least.
The small forces thing is more of because it's made clear that the only reason they had a massive force in the first place was entirely a quick strike against Zedd and Rita.
