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The use of nuclear weapons on Japan in World War II resulted in immediate and devastating loss of life, with over 100,000 casualties in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, many of whom suffered long-term health effects from radiation exposure. Additionally, the bombings hastened Japan's surrender, effectively ending the war but also ushering in a new era of nuclear arms race and global tensions during the Cold War. The moral and ethical implications of using such weapons continue to spark debate to this day, influencing international relations and nuclear policy.
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Is using nuclear weapons illegal?
No.
What does nuking mean?
Is means to destroy with nuclear weapons. Destroy by using nuclear weapons of mass destruction!
Why are nuclear weapons a good thing?
Nuclear weapons are a good thing for the United States because they prevent others from using nuclear weapons on the US. In general, the world would probably be a better place without nuclear weapons if it weren't for the fact that they lead to research in all fields of Nuclear Engineering, like Nuclear Power plants and Nuclear Physics. Since nuclear weapons already exist in the world, for the US to get rid of their nuclear weapons would be unwise. Countries that dislike nuclear weapons or even radical terrorist cells and organizations would now have no reason not to launch a nuclear warhead at the US since no retaliation would occur. The strategy of nuclear weapons preventing others from using them against the US is called the Deterrent Strategy.
What is mean atomic war?
This is a war fought using Atomic weapons. Atomic weapons are weapons that use Nuclear fission explostion producing tremendous pressure and radiation. Later nuclear weapons were called hydrogen bombs that use nuclear fussion.
President Truman's primary motive for using nuclear weapons against Japan was to?
Force Japan to surrender without invading Japan itself which would have resulted in many allied soldiers being killed.
What country used nuclear weapons first?
The U.S. is first to have nuclear weapons, having nukes since 1945. The Soviet Union followed the U.S. by developing and testing their first nuke in 1949. Both nation started making hydrogen bombs (nukes using nuclear fission to explode) starting in the mid-1950s. Excuse me replying with a question, but were the Atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945 Nuclear weapons ? I am assuming they were, but do not know of the differentiation.
What is the contract that the nations had to sign that stops them from using atomic bombs?
The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, also Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treat is a treaty to limit the spread of nuclear weapons.
What is Japans attitude toward nuclear facilities and weapons?
They are a leader in the use of nuclear power. Only the United States is a hold out on using this awesome fuel source. Nuclear weapons are another issue. They, for obvious reasons, do not support the buildup of these weapons.
Why doesn't the US use nuclear weapons?
The US has refrained from using nuclear weapons due to the catastrophic human and environmental consequences associated with their use. Additionally, the world community, including the US, has generally upheld international agreements and norms that seek to prevent the use of nuclear weapons.
What is one problem with using nuclear weapons?
world go bye-bye
How do you make a sentence using proflirerate?
Proliferate. We should not proliferate nuclear weapons.
How do you obliterate the human race?
Using large, nuclear weapons, eg. Bombs
