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There are multiple affects to the detonation of nuclear and radiological weapons. Those in the epicenter of the blast may be completely wiped, equating to a massive losses in human life. Those surviving the initial blast in the outer perimeters may have severe burns. Those survivors and others even farther out may/will have radiation exposure. Evident by Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Chernobyl case studies multiple generations following the blast will show higher incidence rates of cancers. Models of full scale thermonuclear war also include the environmental effects of a nuclear winter. Other worst case outcomes are the rendering of large areas uninhabitable and the extinction of its native flora and fauna.
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When was The Human Atom Bombs created?
The Human Atom Bombs was created in 2001.
What towns were the atom bombs dropped on?
Atom bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan during WWII.
What are the harmful effects of coelenterates?
harmful effects of coelenterates
What are some lasting effects from the atom bomb in hiroshima?
Because they way it works it they smash plutonium ( which is radioactive) to split an atom. This produces radiation which is harmful and can last a long time.
Where are atom bombs now?
On your mom!
What were the names of the atom bombs?
the names of the atomic bombs were Fatman and little boy
Are nuclear bombs legal?
Nuclear bombs are illegal since bombs could potentially be harmful to others and places, so no it is not legal.
Should more atom bombs be produced?
No.
Why are atom bombs important?
For eradicating pests
Where are atom bombs made?
Los Alamos
What are the harmful and beneficial effects of advertising?
the harmful and the beneficial effects of advertising?
What are the hydrogen bombs after effects?
basically the same as fission bombs but as the yield of fusion bombs are typically much higher the effects are typically much higher.Note: it is possible to build clean low yield fusion bombs with far less fallout than similar yield fission bombs, but the prompt radiation effects are worse.
