The Pros And Cons Of The Hydrogen Bombs

Hogan's notes it is stated clearly that we can control fission bombs which is where you have an element and brealit apart, but fusion bombs where we have a small element and we make it bigger we cannot control. This shows that scientists are messing with things that are uncontrollable which can lead to dangerous outcomes and mankind is unaware of the jurassic damages we can do to our world. According to the website How Stuff Works it states that “Fusion bombs are also dangerous because they are 700 times more powerful than little boy bomb which is a fission bomb.” This is another reason the H bomb should be banned since government officials have these weapons and the use of them it is highly dangerous. This amount of power should not be able to be used by anyone since its ending outcome, but not intended outcome is slow extinction of mankind. Because the Hydrogen bomb is so deadly it should be banned. If we continue to use the Hydrogen bomb we will continue to be at risk of nuclear fallout and human extinction as well as nuclear

"The blast killed an estimated 80,000 people instantly; thousands of others died later of radiation

Atom bomb is a new bomb invention during the WWII. “Begin in 1944, some young Japanese men chose to become kamikaze pilots who undertook suicide missions, crashing their explosive-laden airplanes into American warships” (Ellis Esler 588). Because of this team, Japan won a lot of battles and it made the United States angry. Some scientists offered a new way to end of the war. They invented a new bomb, this new bomb was super powerful than any bomb before, and this project is called the Manhattan Project. In July 1945, American successfully tested the first atom bomb in Alamogordo, New Mexico. Then they told president about this project, during that time, the president of America is Harry Truman. And he found that atom bomb was a really useful weapon to end the war, so he decided to use it to against Japan. They gave Japan a warning about that surrender or “complete destruction” and “utter devastation”. But Japan even didn't care about this. Then, the hell was coming. On August6, 1945, American dropped the first atom bomb “little boy” over the city of Hiroshima. “The bomb flattened four square miles and instantly killed more than 70,000 people” (Ellis Esler 589). We can find that the atom bomb was a definitely destruct weapon, it killed 70,000 people at the same time. "We turned back to look at Hiroshima. The city was hidden by that awful cloud...

The world will never be the same again with the creation of the bomb because it effects not only the United States and the USSR but the rest of the world as well. As a new idea in the world, a more destructive bomb is considered an unimaginable concept. Once the world learns of the Hydrogen Bomb and its and that it is more destructive than the atomic bomb, the world will fear the United States and will change its view on the American people. With the creation of the hydrogen bomb ideas of America will be negative: “a large part of the world believe that we are going far beyond any possible military needs, that we have abandoned our program peace and are resigned to war” (pp.4), America would look like it was preparing for war and the creation of the hydrogen bomb would get the USSR’s attention, leading to a continuation of the present arms war, potentially leading to a breakout in war between the two most powerful countries in the

“Little Boy” and “Fat Man” were the first atomic bombs created, and delivered revolutionary damage. Little Boy was the first bomb to detonate over Japan. Approximately 90% of people within half a mile from the location of the explosion died almost instantly. Only about 10% of buildings in Hiroshima remained standing or undamaged. The massive explosion happened so fast that clothing patterns burned into the skin of victims far enough away to avoid instant death. Along with this, the blinding flash of light

The blast effect is the outward rush of gases from the bomb’s site of origin.

People always wonder if the United States decision to drop the atomic bombs on Japan were the right choice. Even though the bombs killed and injured many people, Japanese civilians and Japanese soldiers. The decision to drop the bombs on Japan was the right thing to do at that time.

of Hiroshima. Residents saw “a strong flash of light” and then a large mass of destruction. The

2.The blast effect is what happens when a flow of gasses from the main point of the bomb blow outward over 7000 miles per hour, and it's relating to the second law of Newton which say that the acceleration of the object will depend on the force that is put on it.

Since the beginning of time, the idea of nuclear energy to be effectively and efficiently used to benefit our world today has always seemed as a surrogate source of energy. Elements such as, Uranium, Plutonium, and more are being studied every day. But with the rise of World War 2 in September 1st, 1939, America found a new use for nuclear energy. With the development of the atomic bomb, or atom bomb, America wielded this source of power and used it as a weapon on Japan. America unleashed the power of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, and Nagasaki, Japan on August 6 and 9 of 1945. But how was America able to develop this bomb? And what caused the development of it? Most importantly, How does the atom bomb work? It all begins with a letter.

The bomb will bring tremendous ecological changes that may affect not only Japan but other parts of the world. The exact damages are to known but it is certain that they will not be positive.

However, notwithstanding the horrifying and destructive nature of these results, there is yet another extremely disastrous result of the atomic bomb: the firestorm. The thermal radiation from the explosion ignites countless fires on all flammable surfaces within a wide radius. Furiously overturning fire hazards such as stoves, heaters, and furnaces as well as rupturing gas lines and causing short circuits, the blast wave intensifies the already precarious situation. Indeed, the blast wave also breaks windows and blows in fire shutters, which causes better ventilation for the fires. The debris from all the fallen buildings creates much more vulnerable fuel for the fire as well. When all of these individual fires started by the combined efforts

Was the atomic bomb all about splitting atoms. Was the atomic bomb big or small and where the people affected hardly by the bomb? The atomic bomb was a very hard and long project to build the bomb. The atomic bomb works by nuclear fission between atoms and the people were affected in many ways.

There are many different types of bombs and different materials that make up them. Most bombs are made up of metal. They can’t have metal that's too strong because then the bomb will not explode. Infact 10% of bombs dropped in WWII did not explode. There are bombs hat when they explode they shoot shards of steel. Bombs that are not supposed to do this still will. Some bombs such as RM’s are made up of powdered metals like aluminum and titanium. Powdered bombs have a massive

Atomic bombs are made up of uranium, that has an isotope that creates a nuclear chain reaction. The immediate energy release per atom is about 180 million electron volts. It is caused by a sudden release of energy produced by splitting the nuclei of the fissile elements making up the bombs' core.