Every single nuke in the world pointed at the same spot could not achieve anything even close to this.

This would require an asteroid/comet impact .. an order of magnitude, or two, or three, more destructive than the chicxulub impact that wiped out the dinosaurs.

The entire chicxulub impact crater is about the size of 'Mound Island'.

An impact this huge would probably shatter the crust of much of, if not the entire planet, and turn the entire atmosphere into fire.

Nice to see Ukraine won

I love how the answer to the Middle East problem is a nuke, and not just, I don’t know, leaving us alone for a change.

The actual "Gulf of America"

Whatever made that crater was an ELE. Bigger than Chicxulub.

We have plenty of great filters to navigate:

We end war, or we die.

We restore the atmosphere and rebuild global ecology, or we die.

We end stratified society and power disparity, or we die.

Where are all the aliens? Fermi asked. The first question is, how do we navigate our way to becoming a space-faring, world colonizing species, ourselves? It's turning out to be pretty difficult for the common hominid.

Aaaaah destroying entire nations - every zionists wet dream

Kazakhstan, after finally securing access to the oceans: Just according to keikaku.

the idea that national borders would still exist, let alone be so unchanged, after such a world changing impact, is laughable.

To be fair, technically nobody can fight over their bullshit if neither they nor their bullshit exist.

Whoever drew this went to great lengths to keep Israel on the map

Anyone else glad that the USA has been kicked off the planet?

Fuck we missed Israel again, launch another one.

It looks much larger than the Chicxulub crater (~200km diameter 72 tera tonnes of TNT), this must be a exatonne explosion, I measured the crater diameter to about 3500km!

It would take decades or centuries before the sky would clear after such an explosion, most likely resulting in a mass extinction event.

Missilepotamia

Israel would still find a way to fight over more land

ts looks like the kerbin map from KSP 🥀

Wouldn't a nuke that big crack the crust?

That would be a surprisingly realistic bump in the middle where molten granite spiked upwards, but I don't think nukes have quite that much power. Don't get me wrong, they could end life on earth, but they won't have the same or more localized impact than the meteor did.