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1 day ago · Abstract. In the 1980s, one of the fundamental topics of scientific debate was the discussion of the global consequences of nuclear war. At that time, the hypothesis of “nuclear winter” emerged, in which scientists attempted to analyze the theoretical possibility of a sharp cooling of the Earth after mass fires and find natural analogues of a potential climatic catastrophe.
1 day ago · Back in the summer of 2021, the Russian navy fired warning shots when the British warship HMS Defender entered what Russia considers its territorial waters off the Crimean coast. It also ...
6 days ago · Vladimir Putin has raised the spectre of nuclear conflagration in what he said would be a Russian response to risks posed by the west. In a speech on Red Square to mark the Soviet Union’s ...
1 day ago · In a world without nuclear weapons, such fears often lead to miscalculation, risky behavior, and war. Nuclear weapons altered this situation by threatening a level of destructive power that even ...
6 days ago · In “Fallout,” the post-nuclear apocalypse is surprisingly fun, but the reality of what would happen after a nuclear attack is far darker. (Prime Video) By Omar L. Gallaga. May 9, 2024 3 AM PT...
6 days ago · The threat of nuclear war has been a significant shadow looming over the 20th and 21st centuries. Although the focus on nuclear weapons is one that comes and goes from popular consciousness, the reality of nuclear proliferation will likely never go away. What are the safest or most unsafe areas?
1 day ago · The two superpowers soon signed the Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty of 1963, which banned aboveground nuclear weapons testing. But the crisis also hardened the Soviets’ determination never again to be humiliated by their military inferiority, and they began a buildup of both conventional and strategic forces that the United States was forced to match ...
