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I don't think that the radiation fallout will reach Antarctica. Also, the ice sheets are some 2,000 meters thick in some places. So establishing a subterranean base in that continent may be the best way to stay alive during the WW3.

I've opened a world map to find a nice play to chill at and Tuvalu(since it's far in the ocean), Chile (surrounded by mountains), Fiji (also a remote island) and yes antarctica. Cheesy

Those are just some of the right away obvious countries that I've found.

I don't think that Chile will be a safe place, as it is a major country in the Latin America. They will be participating in the world war, unlike the small Pacific nations such as Tuvalu. Fiji is also having agreements with the NATO.

That doesnt mean anything, Greece is in NATO but wasnt bombing Serbia back in '99, they can stay out of that since one bomb can wipe out their entire nation. Chile, in case it doesnt go to war it could be a safe space due to the mountains surrounding it.

In the case of a global nuclear war will be no winners. And to hide or escape from the consequences also fail. I think it would be better if the topic was about how to do so on earth ever could happen is a nuclear war.

There would be no winners, but there would surely be survivors. SO if I were to runaway somewhere, I'd probably go to Oceania since there are thousands of islands and there are a few countries nearby that would be the target of nuclear bombs.

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Tristan de Cunha perhaps? Pretty isolated so you wouldn't have to worry about survivors flooding in. Of course it's quite tiny and when the nuclear winter sets in you might have a harder problem getting to crops grow. It might still be far from fallout though, if that can be called a bonus.

Tristan de Cunha is pretty much isolated. But it is a very small island, and most of it is a natural reserve where human habitation is not allowed. Even the remainder of the island is not suitable for agriculture.

Even if we assume that there will be a lot of land for agricultural production, what to do with radioactive fallout? A nuclear winter? In such conditions it is impossible to grow crops. Where are you going to take an agricultural instrument?

If there is wide-spread radioactive fallout, then I am afraid that agricultural production needs to be moved underground. Now this require artificial lighting and electricity. And once again, nuclear energy will come in to play.

Who will produce electricity on the island under the earth? Not really! The land to fertilize? To the same person for life, you should consume a variety of foods. How underground it is possible to achieve diversity.

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Quote from: varyspro on December 22, 2016, 11:46:15 AM

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Tristan de Cunha perhaps? Pretty isolated so you wouldn't have to worry about survivors flooding in. Of course it's quite tiny and when the nuclear winter sets in you might have a harder problem getting to crops grow. It might still be far from fallout though, if that can be called a bonus.

Tristan de Cunha is pretty much isolated. But it is a very small island, and most of it is a natural reserve where human habitation is not allowed. Even the remainder of the island is not suitable for agriculture.

Even if we assume that there will be a lot of land for agricultural production, what to do with radioactive fallout? A nuclear winter? In such conditions it is impossible to grow crops. Where are you going to take an agricultural instrument?

If there is wide-spread radioactive fallout, then I am afraid that agricultural production needs to be moved underground. Now this require artificial lighting and electricity. And once again, nuclear energy will come in to play.

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Hit the moon there you will be safe.
Anywhere in space off this rock actually because the fallout will get to you eventually.

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I don't think that the radiation fallout will reach Antarctica. Also, the ice sheets are some 2,000 meters thick in some places. So establishing a subterranean base in that continent may be the best way to stay alive during the WW3.

I've opened a world map to find a nice play to chill at and Tuvalu(since it's far in the ocean), Chile (surrounded by mountains), Fiji (also a remote island) and yes antarctica. Cheesy

Those are just some of the right away obvious countries that I've found.

I don't think that Chile will be a safe place, as it is a major country in the Latin America. They will be participating in the world war, unlike the small Pacific nations such as Tuvalu. Fiji is also having agreements with the NATO.

That doesnt mean anything, Greece is in NATO but wasnt bombing Serbia back in '99, they can stay out of that since one bomb can wipe out their entire nation. Chile, in case it doesnt go to war it could be a safe space due to the mountains surrounding it.

In the case of a global nuclear war will be no winners. And to hide or escape from the consequences also fail. I think it would be better if the topic was about how to do so on earth ever could happen is a nuclear war.

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Quote from: Hiren74 on December 22, 2016, 11:51:04 AM

No one can hear you scream in outter space Wink

I think the real question is what could you do with no one left on the planet accept die yourself.

Well I don't think there would be any planet left in that case. There still could be some islands here and there unaffected by the nuclear war and some people that took shelter there.

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I don't think that the radiation fallout will reach Antarctica. Also, the ice sheets are some 2,000 meters thick in some places. So establishing a subterranean base in that continent may be the best way to stay alive during the WW3.

I've opened a world map to find a nice play to chill at and Tuvalu(since it's far in the ocean), Chile (surrounded by mountains), Fiji (also a remote island) and yes antarctica. Cheesy

Those are just some of the right away obvious countries that I've found.

I don't think that Chile will be a safe place, as it is a major country in the Latin America. They will be participating in the world war, unlike the small Pacific nations such as Tuvalu. Fiji is also having agreements with the NATO.

That doesnt mean anything, Greece is in NATO but wasnt bombing Serbia back in '99, they can stay out of that since one bomb can wipe out their entire nation. Chile, in case it doesnt go to war it could be a safe space due to the mountains surrounding it.

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No one can hear you scream in outter space Wink

I think the real question is what could you do with no one left on the planet accept die yourself.

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Tristan de Cunha perhaps? Pretty isolated so you wouldn't have to worry about survivors flooding in. Of course it's quite tiny and when the nuclear winter sets in you might have a harder problem getting to crops grow. It might still be far from fallout though, if that can be called a bonus.

Tristan de Cunha is pretty much isolated. But it is a very small island, and most of it is a natural reserve where human habitation is not allowed. Even the remainder of the island is not suitable for agriculture.

Even if we assume that there will be a lot of land for agricultural production, what to do with radioactive fallout? A nuclear winter? In such conditions it is impossible to grow crops. Where are you going to take an agricultural instrument?

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Quote from: merchantofzeny on December 22, 2016, 11:20:00 AM

Tristan de Cunha perhaps? Pretty isolated so you wouldn't have to worry about survivors flooding in. Of course it's quite tiny and when the nuclear winter sets in you might have a harder problem getting to crops grow. It might still be far from fallout though, if that can be called a bonus.

Tristan de Cunha is pretty much isolated. But it is a very small island, and most of it is a natural reserve where human habitation is not allowed. Even the remainder of the island is not suitable for agriculture.

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Quote from: merchantofzeny on December 22, 2016, 11:20:00 AM

Tristan de Cunha perhaps? Pretty isolated so you wouldn't have to worry about survivors flooding in. Of course it's quite tiny and when the nuclear winter sets in you might have a harder problem getting to crops grow. It might still be far from fallout though, if that can be called a bonus.

When America was a power failure it was horrible! Imagine how you will live on a remote island without any creature comforts? What will you have? Where is the guarantee that water will not bring radiation is not an island?

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Tristan de Cunha perhaps? Pretty isolated so you wouldn't have to worry about survivors flooding in. Of course it's quite tiny and when the nuclear winter sets in you might have a harder problem getting to crops grow. It might still be far from fallout though, if that can be called a bonus.

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There is no place to hide from a nuclear winter. If you were smart enough to horde food and water and hide well you still have to worry about the radioactive crap in the atmosphere. Then when you run out of food and water you'll have to use the radioactive water and plant crops in radioactive soil. I don't think this is a survivable event. The human race and many animal species will disappear. It could be 100,000 years before earth could recover and start the whole evolution thing over again.

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Quote from: gabmen on December 21, 2016, 12:01:51 PM

well nuclear war is going to be a whole lot different from what we had during the 2 previous world wars. in the previous wars you can go to a neutral country like up extreme north or extreme south and you'd be spared the horror. i don't think that would be even closely the same if a nuclear war would start. i don't think there would be any place that will be safe or anyone as the damage it would cause would be Armageddon level. it would affect everyone everywhere and there won't be any place we can go to to avoid it. so hopefully the leaders of all our nations would somehow find it important that it's not worth having a nuclear war for any reason at all.

I'm pretty sure that a nuclear Apocalypse does not threaten us. No leader will not go to the destruction of their country. Also, I bet that even if you give the order to launch missiles first military themselves will block start.

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well nuclear war is going to be a whole lot different from what we had during the 2 previous world wars. in the previous wars you can go to a neutral country like up extreme north or extreme south and you'd be spared the horror. i don't think that would be even closely the same if a nuclear war would start. i don't think there would be any place that will be safe or anyone as the damage it would cause would be Armageddon level. it would affect everyone everywhere and there won't be any place we can go to to avoid it. so hopefully the leaders of all our nations would somehow find it important that it's not worth having a nuclear war for any reason at all.

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Quote from: just_Alice on December 19, 2016, 07:52:13 AM

Easter Island in the South Pacific would be one of the safest places on Earth as the article suggests and I agree with that. I'm wondering whether people are already buying real estate there. After a nuclear war the Earth would be a bad place to live anyway so let's hope that will never happen.

In the event of nuclear war there will be people who will not be affected by this madness. Environmental issues touch the whole earth. In addition, modern people can't live without the benefits of civilization.

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Quote from: iluvbitcoins on December 19, 2016, 10:19:35 AM

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It is a god option, but I don't know whether human life can be sustained at that depth. The water pressure will be overwhelming, and it will crush any human made structures within a short period of time.

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Quote from: Seansky on December 17, 2016, 12:55:28 AM

If a nuclear war broke out, there ain't a safe place here on earth except on the underground deep below. It will just be safe for around a minute or so and after that, I think it will not be safe. I really do hope that nuclear war won't happen in the near and far future since surviving this kind of war seems like a very hard thing to do, if this happens all living things on earth might be extinct or destroyed. We might survive it but what about the food and water afterwards, there will be a shortage for sure.

You are correct...there would be no safe place if nuclear war will finally happen between nuclear-carrying nations. Most probably if you can find a very remote small island that may not be found on the map then mostly it can be safe for humans. Nuclear war will be the final act humanity would do to extinguish himself. Will it happen? Yes, it will as there is no man-made weapon that was never used in the history of man.

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If we're talking countries, first we would need to define who is included in this nuclear war
We must find neutral countries, with sufficient defenses + you would need to buy some basements and food stash etc. Cheesy

I was thinking Switzerland but they're in the heart of Europe, where it's too risky, radiation spreads easily

Madagascar is a good option, no strong rivals who would have someone to bomb nearby

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I'm sure you know in second world war the nuclear bomb dropped on two Japanese cities (Hiroshima and Nagasaki). Japan destroyed by several years due to the impact of nuclear radiation. Current nuclear bombs have exploded more than 70 megatonnes of TNT. If a nuclear war that would be fatal for the life of the world. The resulting radiation would kill so many people. I think there is no safe place for sure the whole place will be affected by the radiation will be very big. So that nuclear war should not happen in the world.

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