Discover science
10 most horrifying explosions in human history
Any action movie has always had some spectacular explosions. However, in fact there are many different types of explosives and some of them are more 'terrible' than what…
Atomic
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Atomic.
Topic archive
Articles about Atomic
372 published items.
Discover science
The man 2 times the atomic bomb did not die
On August 6, 1945, when the United States threw the first atomic bomb into Hiroshima, Tsutomu Yamaguchi was then Mitsubishi's tanker designer who took orders to work in…
Discover science
Uranium enrichment: Death technology
Iran's implementation of uranium enrichment technology has raised international concerns
Discover science
Differences between atomic bombs and fusion
Thermonuclear bombs (H bombs) are believed by scientists to be more powerful but not as common as atomic bombs (A bombs).
Discover science
To destroy the world, only 10 fusion bombs are needed
Business Insider said that as soon as World War II ended, scientists developing atomic bombs dropped on Japan had anticipated the number of nuclear weapons needed to des…
Discover science
Europe's first thorium-powered nuclear power plant has been activated after more than 40 years
It is likely that this will become a solution to solve nuclear energy problems for many countries in the world in the future.
Discover science
The fate of the most radioactive men in the world
McCluskey, 64, survived despite the largest amount of radioactivity ever recorded in history and was named
Discover science
Decipher the mystery where the US built an atomic bomb
Thousands of people worked at Oak Ridge in Tennessee in the 1940s, unaware that this was where the US used to build an atomic bomb.
Discover science
Earth bombed from 12,000 years ago?
Aliens may have brought a nuclear bomb to Earth 12,000 years ago, according to conspiracy theorists.
Discover science
The position structure of 23,000 atoms was first identified
For the first time, scientists can accurately determine the structural position of 23,000 atoms in a molecule smaller than a cell.
Discover science
What will happen if all the nuclear bombs in the world fire at the same time?
We can summarize it with a brief sentence - all explosive nuclear bombs have nothing left.
Discover science
The mystery surrounding the explosion is equivalent to 185 atomic bombs in Russia
Russian scientists conclude that the Tunguska explosion broke out in Siberia, Russia with the equivalent of 185 atomic bombs not caused by meteors.
Discover science
Top historical concussion events occurred during the Rooster year
During the Rooster years: 1909, 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005 ..., a series of important events took place as World War 2 ended.
Discover science
Two watches go against each other around the world, coming home not just the same hour
Did you know, two watches going around the world in two opposite directions, will give different results when brought to contrast?
Discover science
Taking giant steel blocks weighing 36 thousand tons on Chernobyl atomic reactor
Euronews news network on November 15 reported the work of moving and