Fun fact of the day: if the ocean had +20X more deuterium in it than it does, then it could be ignited by a 20,000 million megaton bomb.pic.twitter.com/UpkvUnvloR
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Correction: 20 million megaton bomb, not 20,000 million. Typo on my part!!! (Does not change things from a practical standpoint.)
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Just a 20 Teraton bomb instead of a 20 Petaton bomb? That's significantly easier to achieve! ...relatively speaking
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Cat's Cradle meets Dr. Strangelove. Love it!
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How many million megatons are needed to blow the oceans clear into space?
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From a practical standpoint I assume a collision with a sufficiently large asteroid could have started a thermonuclear reason as well.
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