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For one caught in the open, and by surprise, by the same 1 megaton weapon detonation, but one ducked and covered in 2 seconds time from first noticing the moment of flash, then one would have prevented themselves from being exposed to the full brunt of the 1 megaton explosions thermal energy, instead, approximately 55 % of the explosions total thermal flash energy would have been absorbed over these 2 seconds In this example, as there is now a 45 % reduction in the amount of heat experienced by one ducking and covering, the 50 % lethal thermal range from this 1 megaton weapon can now be more accurately equated to equivalent to the entire flash energy from a 0. 55 Mt or 550 kt weapon, if one ducks and covers in 2 seconds, and no longer treated as a 1 megaton weapon.
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