[knarf]

In the 40,s and 50's .. and even in the 60's ... many nuclear explosions occurred all over the planet, but primarily in the Northern Hemisphere ... the US and Russia.

Even an un-chambered but exploded bullet has an action/reaction effect.

What do (X) magatons do to the planet's stability when exploded from the same geographical area (The US Southwest) over a period of years ?

[UCANSEE2]

A Time-Lapse Map of Every Nuclear Explosion Since 1945 - by Isao Hashimoto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLCF7vPanrY

[Windflier]

What do (X) magatons do to the planet's stability when exploded from the same geographical area (The US Southwest) over a period of years ?

I don't know, but I'm pretty sure that it causes global warming. Doesn't everything?

[babygene]

“What do (X) magatons do to the planet’s stability when exploded from the same geographical area (The US Southwest) over a period of years ?”

NONE... It’s mouse nuts.

[cpdiii]

What do (X) magatons do to the planet's stability when exploded from the same geographical area (The US Southwest) over a period of years ?

Not much.

[publius911]

What do (X) magatons do to the planet's stability when exploded from the same geographical area (The US Southwest) over a period of years ?

It has been estimated that, since "magatons" are 100 times as powerful of megatons, it is almost certain that the polar axis was shifted by several degrees which, in combination with the deadly gas, carbon dioxide, accelerated global warming by 79.4924890%, according to the results of several independently programmed different computer climate modeling programs.

All peer reviewed and guaranteed to be absolutely accurate at the latest Climate Warming Symposium in Abu Dhabi, attended by 300,000 alarmed environmentalists, all traveling in private jets.

Really.