That looks like an artifact of the cloudy sky overlay that was the last remnant of the disappearing clouds.

Slow the video down to ~25% and it's pretty clear that the disappearing clouds were horizontally shaped, and this was the last cloud removed.

You must be able to question your beliefs when presented with evidence that they might be wrong. If you are unwilling to do this, then I don't see what we can discuss. Ever.

I'm surprised you would put such extreme conditions on our conversations.

I watched the video you made. That's the first nuke scene. Here's the next series of scenes.

1 disappearing clouds nuke.
2. A sunrise through the clouds (the clouds are an overlay, so the don't move. Some are added to the scene half way through.).
3. I'm not sure what they're filming. Probably similar to #5 with a different angle, and more slow motion.
4. Also not sure what this is? The clouds under it don't move.
A overlay of static dark clouds at the bottom. Smoke above it for effect.
There's no texture to the smoke. Looks fake AF.
5. A slow motion recording of a large volume of gas rising through a liquid (cooking oil, water, I'm not sure, but you can see the separated bubbles floating through).
Filmed from the side. Colorized.
6. A super bright orange nuke, that is so intensely bright and luminous that there is a clearly defined shadow cast upon the ground from the sun. 😑

If these superheated events we happening then the mushroom cloud should glow like carbon soot glows inside a flame.

Instead it's a cold gray smoke color.

Plus a bunch of scenes filmed to pretend like they're filming or witnessing something.

Why would they make a point of filming people film the nuke?
Where are the multiples of copies of these nuke recordings?

I'm open to considering alternatives.

I evaluate and analyze my beliefs on a regular basis.
Nothing is hammered into our minds like nuclear war and nukes.... so why do these videos look so weird, edited, and staged?

Edit. Please go to 0:44 seconds into the film and pause.

There's a scene where a film camera is positioned in front of a projection screen.
There is a nuke video being projected onto the screen, and the reflection is reflecting upon the lighting up the front side of the camera.

How does this make any sense?