America used to destroy mountains and build schools thanks to atomic bombs
The plan was once considered safe by American scientists at the time.
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The plan was once considered safe by American scientists at the time.
The destructive power of atomic bombs (nuclear bombs) stems from tiny nuclei of protons, neutrons and electrons.
There were predictions that seemed to appear only in sci-fi films at the time of its publication, but a period after them made people
An extremely rare photograph of a giant mushroom cloud divided into two parts after the atomic bombing in Hiroshima, Japan was found.
Many phenomena used to be a dream in the past but now become reality like atomic bombs, Internet ...
A leading astronomer recently made a terrifying prediction for humans on Earth about a giant meteorite weighing 40 million tons.
The meteorite named Bennu flies past Earth's orbit every 6 years and has moved closer to Earth since its discovery in 1999.
Cosmic black holes are one of the most powerful objects in the universe, which can easily swallow giant stars and even light cannot escape. So is there any power that ca…
The researchers suggest that the effective way to save the Earth from catastrophic destruction from asteroids is to bomb the atom and destroy it.
The US once planned to blow up the Moon with an atomic bomb in the 1950s.
The thermonuclear bomb AN606 nicknamed Tsar Bomba - Tsar bomb is one of the most feared explosive devices in history, showing the unlimited destruction of nuclear weapon…
During the Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union, both of these great powers poured a mountain of money to develop military weapons, in which the most destructive…
The volcano on the island of Krakatoa, located between Java and Sumatra, Indonesia, produced a loud sound during a record eruption on August 27, 1883, according to Scien…
Near noon on April 25, large tectonic plates below the Earth's surface moved and created an impact equivalent to 20 atomic bombs, ripping the ground in Katmandu, Nepal.
Meteorological experts upgraded the giant tornado Monday over Oklahoma (USA) to EF-5 - the highest level.