On August 6, 1945, the world witnessed a terrifying new weapon: the atomic bomb, which destroyed Hiroshima and claimed 140,000 lives. Simply seven years later, an much more highly effective weapon emerged—the hydrogen bomb, able to devastating all the things inside a ten-mile radius. With over 10,000 nuclear bombs in existence right this moment, these weapons could cause unimaginable destruction. However what makes these weapons so highly effective? How do they work, and what’s the distinction between an atomic bomb and a hydrogen bomb? Watch this video to search out out!
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Staff put together the Fats Man, the implosion bomb that was dropped on
Nagasaki in August 1945. Courtesy of the Atomic Heritage Basis.
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