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@TheRustyOneAsked by Ant to talk here.
If one attack destroys an entire area... can non-nuclear air blast fireball yield calculator be slapped into instead?
Also, is there "no crater behind"? Like ordinary nuclear blasts also claims "leaves no crater behind" but it does.
Likely just meaning "Kyoto would be covered by one fireball" if you actually take the context.
Just measure the minimal circle areea required to cover one Kyoto, deduce its radius, and slap the non-nuclear air blast fireball yield and ask me to evaluate.