Found an interesting photo of Royal Air Force bombs used in World War II, and made a little video about it.

Sources: Wikipedia
Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Inferno: the Firebombing of Japan - Edwin Hoyt
[Google en.wikipedia.org for firebombing of Imabari - very long URL]

Page 109. I think I wrongly said 105 here.
This book probably has a copyright.
Fair Use claimed for educational and historic purposes.

Note, added: 10/30/2014
I say in this video that the bombers flying from Tinian would almost fly over Imabare. Just a few days ago, I found a map that I was unaware of at the time I made this video. It shows the proported flight of the Enola Gay. The route is shown as actually flying from Tinian to Iwo Jima first, then to Hiroshima. This would be a route that looks closer to Imabare. I'll have to check some more on that.

Some excerpts from a U.S. War Department propaganda film. A Tale of Two Cities. Originally, Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I removed the Nagasaki part and put in a short clip about Tokyo. Comparisons can be made between Hiroshima, which is claimed was atomic bombed, and Tokyo, which is claimed was firebombed.

Here are some photographs of the two Little Boy movie props examined.

There is a still taken from a video clip shown in the movie Trinity and Beyond. I think the movie clip comes from the archives of Los Alamos.

Where is the bomb at where they are painting the numbers on it? Could it be Los Alamos? Or Lookout Mountain Studio? The official claim is that the bomb is at Tinian, but the building is not the Quonset hut type building.

Most of the nuclear explosion pictures and videos that you see, if they are in color, show an orange or yellow color, with some black smoke. Nuclear experts claimed that the Little Boy explosion reached 6000 C on the ground. They claim that a nuclear explosion is brighter than the sun. Problem is, a yellowish color indicates a relatively low temperature hydrocarbon flame.

The acetylene burning in air is yellow. Acetylene alone doesn't melt the little tip sticking up from the shard of Corel ware dinner plate. Adding oxygen to the mix turns the flame blue. it's now hotter, and melts the dinner plate.

Here's a simple demonstration. Not very well narrated, I'll admit. But it shows that a yellow flame is lower temperature. When oxygen is added to the fuel, the temperature goes up, and the flame turns blue.

This indicates that the nuclear explosions are faked by burning some sort of hydrocarbon in air. The so called nuclear explosions have a resemblance to napalm, which is basically gasoline mixed with a few things.

If you start thinking about Little Boy as what it really was, a stage prop, and not a bomb, the photographs will start making more sense.

There are really two Pictures of Little Boy's inside. Or at least, two pictures of the device that the government has told us is little boy. These pictures are in the National Archive at College Park, Maryland. See these two photographs at
Bomb guide b/w photos; the page opens in a new window

And you should consider downloading and saving this photographs to your computer, in case they disappear. [I've done this! - rerevisionist]. Thanks to Ryan Crierie for making that web page and publishing those pictures. There are pictures there that I have not seen anyplace else on the internet.

Please excuse the wind noise.

This is a simple graphic demonstration of why the four APS-13 units and the extra electronics, plus the 'gun barrel' won't fit into Little Boy. You can do this yourself with just some cardboard and scissors. And hopefully you will try it yourself.

Or maybe if you're handy with AutoCAD, you can repeat this demonstration in a more technical fashion and in three dimension.

This is a repeat of the demonstration that the electronics won't fit, and leave room for a gun barrel. This is with the APS-13 units (cardboard pieces) turned 90 deg from what they were before. Either way, it doesn't work.

This is a look at the photographs from the National Archive collection number RG-77-BT That show the Fat Man bomb being loaded into the loading pit at Tinian. These are all United States government photographs and have no copyright. They can all be viewed at http://www.alternatewars.com/Bomb_Loading/Bomb_Guide.htm . The originals are 4 by 5 inch contact prints, I am told by the personnel at the National Archives. They also inform me that they do not have the original negatives.

In these photos, you can look for clues as to how much Fat Man weighed. Officially, it was 10,200 pounds, or five ton. Look at these photographs and decide for yourself, based upon your own experiences, if you think this is a five ton load.

It's doubtful that the antennas on Little Boy could have worked because the two halves were too far apart, the elements were crowded together, and there weren't enough antennas for all the APS-13 units.

Two pictures of Little Boy on a cart. The tires should be bulged a bit. What do you think? Do the tires look like they are carrying four and a half tons? Also notice that this cart looks much more heavy duty than the ones shown on the movie 'Trinity and Beyond' that is shown being pulled out of that building by the men. The cart in these photographs was pulled by a truck.