Strange effects of nuclear tests
The testing of ground-based nuclear bombs in the 1950s and 1960s unknowingly gave scientists today a way to prove that the brains of adults still steadily produce nerve…
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The testing of ground-based nuclear bombs in the 1950s and 1960s unknowingly gave scientists today a way to prove that the brains of adults still steadily produce nerve…
The Novaya Zemlya archipelago (or new land) is the northern extension of the Ural Mountains, consisting of two islands separate from the Matochkin Shar strait. Both isla…
The secret letter revealed that the first British satellite cause of Ariel-1 was broken after an American nuclear test.
Korea conducted the latest nuclear test at Punggye-ri test site on September 3, 2017 and this is the biggest test ever, creating a 6.3-degree earthquake-equivalent vibra…
According to Reuters, the test in early September 2017 may be the cause of two vibrations discovered on December 9, 2017, testing the Korean Punggye-ri nuclear.
A small earthquake occurred in North Hamgyong Province, near North Korea's nuclear test area, but it did not seem to be caused by humans.
Lake Chagan was the result of a thermonuclear explosion in 1965 at Semey's nuclear test site, Kazakhstan. Guests must wear a mask and wear protective clothing when visit…
In the past 72 years, countries have conducted more than 2,000 nuclear weapons tests with greater destructive power than any weapon ever known in human history.
Pyongyang's nuclear tests are creating epidemics