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I guess this is more a geophysics question, but I was wondering about what the geophysical and atmospheric consequences would be of a single, massive energy release at a single location, caused by the simultaneous detonation of several large thermonuclear bombs or an antimatter explosion; something in the range of >1000 megatons of TNT equivalence.
The energy released would be enormous; would it be enough to cause widespread geological instability? Would it kick up enough dust to block the sun out for decades?
The energy released would be enormous; would it be enough to cause widespread geological instability? Would it kick up enough dust to block the sun out for decades?