Bright, Hot, then Cold: The City After Nuclear Blast
Dec 28th, 2016 | By Jonathan Golob | Category: Arstechnica, NukesNuclear war offers a multitude of bad ways to die. The bulk of the initial deaths from a nuclear bomb come from the intense heat from the detonation itself, followed by the firestorms triggered by the blast. Extrapolating from the incendiary bomb attacks in World War II (Tokyo and Dresden being among the more infamous), […]