Nuclear bomb blast (simulation)

A nuclear bomb detonation, also known as a nuclear explosion, is an incredibly powerful and devastating event resulting from the rapid release of energy from a nuclear reaction. The detonation produces intense heat and light, creating a blinding flash followed by a massive fireball. This fireball expands rapidly, creating a shockwave that can cause widespread destruction, including severe damage to buildings and infrastructure, as well as significant loss of life. The explosion also releases large amounts of radiation, which can have long-lasting effects on the environment and human health.

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Original work: Niel Halloran