The answer is yes but many people hope it will never happen.
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No, current nuclear weapons do not have the capability to destroy the entire planet. However, they can cause catastrophic damage over a large area, leading to severe environmental consequences and loss of life. The concept of a "nuclear winter" resulting from massive nuclear exchanges could have global impacts on climate and ecosystems.
Yes, Final Flash is a powerful energy beam attack used by Vegeta in Dragon Ball Z. It has the destructive potential to cause significant damage to a planet, but whether it could completely destroy one would depend on various factors, such as the size and composition of the planet. In the series, Final Flash shown to cause massive devastation, but it has not been explicitly shown destroying an entire planet.
Mars does not have active volcanoes, but there is evidence of past volcanic activity on the planet. Mars does experience dust storms, some of which can cover the entire planet and last for months.
You can see one side of the moon, but not the whole, entire thing.
Another name for the entire physical universe is cosmos. It is considered the universe as a unified whole in itself.
The unique habitable planet in the solar system, possibly the unique in the Milky Way, and possibly in the whole Universe.