nuclear explosion
2024 06 26 06:54
6
UNITED STATES Panama City
in the event of a nuclear explosion, only life safety teachers will survive
2014 12 14 02:02
21
UKRAINE Kyiv City
1945, after the fall of the atomic bomb. 2011, after the earthquake and tsunami. What is this arch made of??!!
2014 10 05 08:17
14
BELARUS Minsk
What is an atomic explosion? It is an explosion that literally incinerates everything alive nearby within a few seconds and leaves nothing behind. A huge fiery cloud appears, causing massive damage to everything within its radius. Atom has a structure similar to the solar system, with electrons rotating around the nucleus. The number of electrons in any atom in a normal state is numerically equal to the nucleus charge. So, taking the simplest element in Mendeleev's periodic table, hydrogen, as an example, the positive charge on its nucleus is 1, which means there is 1 electron revolving around it. Under the influence of heat, light, and certain conditions, heavy elements transition into lighter ones, thus creating an atomic explosion.
The atomic bomb was first invented on the territory of the Soviet Union as a mass destruction weapon. The authority on the creation of this idea and the atomic bomb itself was considered to be V.G. Khlopin, who made a significant contribution to the development of this idea. This idea was rapidly developed during World War II. An atomic explosion causes immense damage: air pollution, damage to the earth's surface (which is almost impossible to repair), and the awakening of nearby dormant volcanoes-which, in turn, also cause damage. As I explained earlier, an atomic explosion occurs as a result of the release of enormous energy and large explosive substances.
From an external point of view, an atomic explosion is like a huge fiery black mushroom slowly rising in the air. Thus, when an atomic explosion occurs, the outburst of all heavy substances (which subsequently transition into lighter ones) and the creation of energy (in large quantities) leads to the most powerful explosion. Finally, what I would like to say is that if humanity did not develop weapons and lived in peace and harmony with each other, there would be no wars, atomic explosions, etc. Today, virtually every country has weapons of mass destruction in such large quantities that they could destroy all life and the entire Earth 17 times.