What are the Pros and cons of hydrogen bombs?

Answer 1

First Answer: People die...lots of people die.

First Answer: People die

Second Answer by editor: Today there are no pros because our nuclear missiles of today are capable of destroying 1/3 of the world (that is one missile can do that).

The pros during World War 2 was that it would kill only 170,000 people and save millions of lives both Japanese, Russian, American, Canadian and Australian. Many of the millions of Marines, Soldiers and Sailors were so grateful the Atomic Bombs finally got Emperor Hirohito to surrender. Had he not surrendered the Japanese Military was prepared to fight until Japan no longer existed. Emperor Hirohito could not let that happen because He had sworn to protect the throne and the empire.

There is a team of Japanese and American scientists who are monitoring the aftermath of the two atomic bombs. They keep track of diseases, radiation and many other effects. The Japanese are not left on their own to deal with the after effects.

Third Answer: Just a little bit of info the explosion doesn't kill as much it's the fallout afterwards that you have to worry about.

Answer 2

Pros: Extremely powerful and destructive, can deter aggression from other countries, can be used as a last resort deterrent against nuclear attacks.

Cons: High risk of massive collateral damage and loss of life, long-lasting environmental impact from radioactive fallout, potential for escalation of conflict to all-out nuclear war.

Answer 3

There aren't any. All they do is scare the enenmy into surrendering

Answer 4

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