T+2 Days: It appears that the compound was weakened. Over time, it has collapsed due to pressure. Conclusion: Further testing required, potentially may need something to shield it from radiation to prevent collapse.
T+1 Minutes: The nuke just detonated, the landscape is like hell, and apparently, people on the [REDACTED] space station were able to see the blast from space. T+24 Hours: A team of people with state of the art hazmat gear have looked for the bunker imitation, they found it. It appears to still be intact. The hatch was openned. Wax stayed solid, took 2 minutes to melt due to surface temperatures. I was right.
TESTING LOG BEGIN: In approximately 24 hours, an experiment will be taking place in [REDACTED] Ohio. In short, a nuclear bomb will be detonated in the air. We're doing this to test out a new compound made in the labs. T-2 Minutes: The bomber has taken off, and is on it's way to drop a nuclear warhead, yield: 15 megatons. Hypothesis, based on recent tests with [REDACTED], I think it would hold up.