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No. A nuclear winter (by its name) is a cold period brought on by dust and debris in the atmosphere blocking out the sun after a nuclear explosion. This lack of sun would cause the earth to cool dramatically depending on the size of the blast. If a nuclear winter occurred we would be heading into another ice age rather than away from it.
What else can I help you with?
How can you stop Nuclear Disasters?
be careful
What was the purpose of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty?
To stop the spread of Nuclear Weapons
Why doesn't the USA stop North Korea from building nuclear weapons?
Because the last thing they need now is another war, and a world war at that?
When did JFK stop a nuclear war?
1962
Can nuclear bombs stop volcanoes?
Not likely.
What happens when you stop taking Warfarin?
That depends on your particular situation. You could get another clot
How did Mutually Assured Destruction help stop a nuclear war?
Mutually Assured Destruction made sure that both the United States and Russia were too scared to launch their nuclear munitions at one another (no matter how much they'd like to).
How does Canada prepare for the winter Olympics?
They prepare for the winter Olympics by non stop training
Can you stop nuclear fallout?
Since fallout is created when a nuclear explosion lifts dirt and debris particles into the air and irradiates them, there is no way to 'stop' nuclear fallout from occurring except by never exploding a nuclear weapon on or near the ground. You CAN stop nuclear fallout from reaching you, though, if you have a good strong shelter that is lined with enough dirt or sand (or thick walls and ceilings using many feet of metal and/or concrete), etc.
What does the red fox eat during winter?
they gather some in the winter but that doesent stop them from hunting
How is a traffic stop like a nuclear membrane?
if your heart is the nucleus and the liver is the nuclear membrane than its surrounds the nucleus
Are control rods of nuclear reactors used to stop a leak?
No, control rods in nuclear reactors are not used to stop leaks. Control rods are used to regulate the power output of the reactor by absorbing neutrons and controlling the rate of nuclear fission. To stop a leak in a nuclear reactor, different containment and safety systems are employed to isolate and contain the leak.
