8 miles offshore and surface detonated? Unless it's a really big device, you get a big flash, followed by lots of steam, and some radioactive, vaporized fish, ship parts and cargo parts blowing farther out to sea. Unless the wind shifts. A quick look at the current winds shows it blowing off shore in that area.
8 miles offshore and surface detonated? Unless it's a really big device, you get a big flash, followed by lots of steam, and some radioactive, vaporized fish, ship parts and cargo parts blowing farther out to sea. Unless the wind shifts. A quick look at the current winds shows it blowing off shore in that area.
I would recommend not looking in that direction the moment it goes off, though.
Oh, and by the way, 8 mi out is still within US territory, and we would probably lose several ships and several hundred guys. Which means that it will be time to turn the perp's turf into a hot, glowing parking lot.