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The hypothesis of the existence of a nuclear explosion on the hill of death in India 4 thousand years ago is attracting more and more attention from academics and public…
How will nuclear conflict affect humanity and the planet? If you survived a nuclear explosion, what would happen to you next?
The CEO of Russia's long-term space science program Roscosmos spoke out of Mr. Elon Musk's idea.
In the spring of 1952, the US government conducted a tactical nuclear weapons test at the Nevada test site as part of the Tumbler-Snapper campaign.
The Enewetak Atoll area was used by the US government to try 43 different nuclear explosions between 1948 and 1958.
100 years after the end of the First World War, this is still considered the largest non-nuclear explosion in the world.
Nuclear war is always the worst scenario that can happen on Earth and if so, where is the safest rated for shelter?
American experts point out the signs of radiation exposure and how to survive if a nuclear disaster occurs.
The group of meteorological and environmental scientists in the United States used a mathematical model to describe what would happen after a limited and local nuclear w…
Ancient life on Mars may have been destroyed by the use of nuclear weapons of other planetary civilizations.
On Sunday (1/4), the 2012 EG5 meteorite with a diameter of 46m flew over Earth at a distance of 230,000km - closer than the distance between the Moon and Earth, but does…
Many speculations came after the people of Kemerovo, western Siberia (Russia) on August 28 saw the appearance of a mushroom-shaped cloud that looked like a nuclear bomb…
Either it was going to rain, or America dropped a nuclear bomb on Russia, a Russian reader shared after seeing this scene.
Some scientists propose theory
The Crossroads campaign is a series of nuclear weapons tests conducted by the US at the Bikini Atoll in the middle of 1946. Its purpose is to study the effects of nuclea…