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What did the radiation from the atomic bomb do?
The attack was a nuclear one. In the epicenter of the explosion, people were disintegrated. Further away, only bones remained. Further away, people were burned to death. Further away, people lived with horrible burns. At last the people further to the epicenter, look good but began dying in next days of nuclear poison.
How many people did the atomic bomb kill strait away?
90,000-166,000 people in Hiroshima and 60,000-80,000 in Nagasaki were killed but all of them died instantaneously. There was no way how many people died instantly.
Why were people nauseated after the atomic bomb?
nausea is one of the early symptoms of radiation poisoning. it usually goes away on its own after a week or two, shortly thereafter people begin dying.
How much people die from an atomic bomb in a minute?
Probably nil. There have only been two atomic bomb launches on actual cities (in WWII, on Hiroshima and Nagasaki) that killed millions of people BACK THEN. But now, the radiation probably faded away, and thus causes no more deaths.
How slavery affect Africa?
Slavery affected Africa in a very tremendous manner. Most people ended up resenting the western countries and development has been hindered in Africa due to slavery and other factors.
What were some of the affects to people after the atomic bomb was dropped?
The ones close to ground zero were evaporised instantly. Further away only skeletons remained and people further away were burd to a crisp.
How did Darius's pony-express system affect Persia?
It affected Persia by helping people communicate with people form thousands of miles away from their capital.
What do deer sleep on?
On the ground deep in the woods away from people
How has the invention of the computer affected technology?
people just think they con get away with anything
What were the significant of the Osman khan period?
It affected the people of england by taking away their rights
How were people who worked in the city affected by the invention of the railroad?
they moved faster away from where they worked
How were people in the city affected by the invention of the railroads?
They could move farther away from where they worked.
How were people who worked in the city affected by invention of the railroad?
they moved faster away from where they worked
How did the living in the Eastern Woodlands affectthe lives of Algonquian people?
they affected the lives by learning what they say
How were people who worked in the city affected by the invention of the railroads?
They could move farther away from where they worked?
How were people who worked in the city affected by the invention of railroads?
They could move farther away from where they worked.
How were people who work in the city affected by the invention of the railroads?
They could move farther away from where they worked.
