It depends on the type of nuclear bomb, there are hydrogen bombs, atom bombs, etc. Anyways, a nuclear bomb explosion starts with an intensely bright flash, followed by a fireball, which burns everything it touches. The heat from the explosion is so powerful that it can be felt for miles away, in a "heat blast." The fireball is so hot that it rises into the air (heat rises) and it also sucks up the ground under the blast (dirt, dust, pieces of rock, anything that was there) and shatters them into tiny particles. A shockwave is released and is violently strong close to the explosion; it can topple concrete buildings, pick up and throw buses. It gets weaker as it spreads out; further out it blows out windows but doesn't collapse buildings. Eventually it only does as much damage as a strong wind, then it peters out completely. When the bomb goes off, it releases a lot of "gamma rays." The gamma rays can't go far; they're soaked up by the area right around the blast. The substances that absorb the blast become radioactive: the dirt, rocks, or asphalt on the ground, buildings and cars, even the air. These gamma rays also hit the sucked-up tiny particles, and the particles become radioactive. The fireball continues to rise, which causes the well-known mushroom appearance. As it rises, the fireball carries the radioactive particles high into the air. When the heat finally dissipates, the now-radioactive particles start to fall. The cloud of radioactive particles is the "fallout cloud." The particles are so tiny and lightweight that they fall very slowly. The prevailing winds in the area carry the particles away from the center of the nuclear blast, so the fallout cloud affects a much larger area than the explosion does. Where particles land, they give off radioactivity until the radioactivity wears off.
yes, 14 was killed 8 injured the cause was found to be a electric lamp that sparked and caused a explotion
Ash from the 1883 eruption of Krakatoa traveled up to 40 kilometers away from the volcano horizontally. This ash covered nearby islands and even reached as far as Australia and Europe.
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Don't panic in case of a nuclear disaster.don't look at the fire blast as it can cause instant blindnessclose all doors and windows. Stay indoors till further communication from the governmentcover all food and water. Dont consume water, milk, food obtained following a nuclar blastawait government instructions if you have to move out of the houseBY SNEHA R
After the Krakatau eruption in 1883, many of the survivors were relocated to nearby islands such as Java and Sumatra in Indonesia. Some sought refuge in temporary shelters and refugee camps set up by the Dutch authorities. Reconstruction efforts were slow, and some people chose to seek new opportunities in other regions.
The cast of Car Explotion - 2005 includes: Preben Egeland
August 6 1945
a volcanic explotion
it looks like an explotion
hi i think it is by wind or explotion
a big one
Nuclar testing, germwarfare testing ,to name but a couple of things.
explosion, crash, burst, discharge, eruption, detonation
Materials that present a hazard of explotion are called
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8th September 2011
some dust pieces collided and (somehow) made a HUGE explotion