Absolutely, in a fission bomb the fission products are far more radioactive than the original Uranium and/or Plutonium was.
Also in either fission or fusion bombs neutron activation converts stable isotopes to radioactive ones.
Due to Big Explosion and has a Radiation which can kill many lives...
Usually severe ionizing radiation posioning of the surrounding area due to nuclear fallout, which will cause such illnesses as cancer and leukemia, radiation burns, incineration of people and property, and possible mutation, though this is not commonplace.
It was an atomic bomb. The city was devastated. The damage came from the heat and the radiation.
It killed 90,000-166,000 people in Hiroshima and 60,000-80,000 in Nagasaki and many came with cataracts, leukimia and child defect.
The atom bomb is a bomb filled with uranium and/or plutonium and when dropped, explodes in mid-air to cause more damage. Anyone caught in the explosion would incinerated instantly.
It wasn't. Lethal amounts of radiation still exist in certain areas.
Nuclear bombs can be dangerous as during a atomic bomb explosions, it produces radiation. The effects of radiation could be that it can cause permanent damage to cells and can cause mutation. Along with this, it could cause severe burns to the skin.
They knew almost everything. In order to make the bomb they had extensive knowledge about how the atom works and the results of radiation on people and animals. They knew what they were doing, then left it to the politicians to decide.
RADIATION POISON, RADIATION SICKNESS, cancer, radiation burns, burnt scalp and images burnt into the skin are some of the names and conditions of radiation exposure.
The atom bomb changed their lives dramatically. It wiped out Hiroshima and Nagasaki completely. It left an entire generation of Japanese people susceptible to the second-hand affects of radiation.
It insenerates anything in its path and it can cause overdoses of radiation
Radiation poisoning and genetic mutation was an unexpected result of the Atom bomb, but the threat of future wars destroying the human race is the enduring legacy of the bomb