I'd imagine the same. Big gatherings and memorials and lots of coverage on the news and the equivalent of social media in The Grid.
If the Cabal succeeded, their country would collapse its own weight in due time.
ATL the Australians ("gonna use our country to test, y'all better make us a partner"), Canada ("Just exactly how much of that program originated here in the Great White North? What, exactly, are we hosting on the Chalk River?") as well as the UK are full partners, and have been pretty much from the get-go.
Thoughtlessness and the fact that, unlike the "Atomic 4" India didn't have any connection to Manhattan ATL.
Where does it say that the Australians had nuclear weapons tested there? With a more unified nuclear program, only one test location seems needed.
British used Australian Test Ranges. While both the U.S. and UK used weapons at the same time they did not share every aspect of the overall design.
Also, IIRC India didn't obtain independence until a year after the war ended. I suspect that played a role in India not being part of the A4
Also the war wasn't finished ITTL when the bombs were being tested. Trinity was seen for hundreds of miles around and the atolls used from 1946 had the slight issue of a still existing Japan that might have tried to interfere. Where as the Australian range is out of the way, by that point the Indian Ocean is back to being an allied lake (a Japanese suicide run might reach Bikini but nothing they had left would live long enough to reach Western Australia). Hence a good place to hide a weapon your already debating not unveiling and using at once.
I always wondered if New Zealand is still part of Australia here.
New Zealand has, to my knowledge, always been a separate colony/dominion/country.
It was suggested around the time of the Dominion of Australia being founded, NZ told the Aussies where to head in IIRC.
