What can a hydrogen bomb do?

Answer 1

A Hydrogen bomb is nearly 1000 times stronger than an atom bomb, the reason for this is the methods in which they are made. Atomic bombs are made from the process of nuclear fission, in which two atoms crash into each other releasing a chain reaction of exploding atoms, hence the supernova, and shockwave. For a hydrogen bomb the process used is nuclear fusion, in which two atoms are fused. In this case, two hydrogen atoms are used. These two hydrogen atoms form a helium atom while releasing an enormous amount of energy. Leading to my point that a hydrogen bomb can destroy everything in a radius of about 40 miles.

Answer 2

A hydrogen bomb, also known as a thermonuclear bomb, releases an extremely powerful explosion by fusing hydrogen isotopes together. It has the potential to cause mass destruction over a wide area, resulting in devastation similar to a nuclear bomb. The explosion can generate a massive blast wave, intense heat, and harmful radiation, leading to widespread damage and casualties.