The Tsar bomb released an energy of $240 \mathrm{PJ}$ .

The sun releases an energy of $10^{26} \mathrm{J}$ per second.

That means there is a difference of $10^{9}$ orders of magnitude (supposing that the bomb released all it energy in a second), so the effect is negigible.

It's like comparing the output of a coal power plant and a microwave oven.

The Tsar bomb released an energy of $240 \mathrm{PJ}$ .

The sun releases an energy of $10^{26} \mathrm{J}$ per second.

That means there is a difference of $9$ orders of magnitude (supposing that the bomb released all it energy in a second), so the effect is negigible.

It's like comparing the output of a coal power plant and a microwave oven.

The Tsar bomb released an energy of $240 \mathrm{PJ}$ .

The sun releases an energy of $10^{26} \mathrm{J}$ per second.

That means there is a difference of $10^{9}$ orders of magnitude (supposing that the bomb released all it energy in a second), so the effect is negigible.

The Tsar bomb released an energy of $240 \mathrm{PJ}$ .

The sun releases an energy of $10^{26} \mathrm{J}$ per second.

That means there is a difference of $10^{9}$ orders of magnitude (supposing that the bomb released all it energy in a second), so the effect is negigible.

It's like comparing the output of a coal power plant and a microwave oven.