The Death Of The Cold War - 1263 Words

Think if you were in Nagasaki, And you watched your home get destroyed if you were lucky you may have died right away. Nevermind, the ones who die right away are the lucky ones the others will have radiation poisoning which will cause all types of cancers. And it will affect families for generation to come And not only will it affect humans it will affect animals. Also the bomb didn’t just destroy people it destroyed the landscape, building, houses, anything in its radius. Although it wasn’t all bad as it did open us up to different power opportunities, although even then it can still cause problems a lot of problems including the nuclear race. Eventually, it will be scary just to go outside if there is a world war there will be nuked.†¦show more content†¦When the bomb dropped it killed 100,000 instantly and another 100,000 wounded from the bomb. More than 90 percent of the city was destroyed the survivors from the first bomb said all they remembered was a b rilliant light, whiter than any white they have ever seen. It was like millions upon millions of flashbulbs going off at once. Few recalled hearing any noise. All those families dead, just think if the war never happened. Or that they beat us to the nuclear bomb and that happened the us. And they would probably would bomb new York first since its such a big city now for devastation. When an atomic bomb explodes it creates a shock wave. So powerful it can lift people of the ground from a mile away and hurl them through the air. This is followed by a heat wave so hot it makes things spontaneously combust and literally vaporize people if they re close enough. When little boy exploded over Nagasaki, the entire city seemed to disintegrate. Buildings were falling and fires appearing out of nowhere it was estimated the point the bomb exploded the temperature exceeded 10,000 degrees. Heat engulfed the city. Within minutes the sky that was bright turned dark. As thousands of people wandered the streets dazed, burned and bleeding a giant cloud covered Nagasaki. The radioactive fallout had begun. People who survived the first bomb were terribly injured and illnesses from the enormous amount of radiation that fell on the cities. The atomic bomb dropped on the caused