Hiroshima and Nagasaki resulted in the loss of several people, which is serious between Nagasaki and

At the time of the U.S. bomb attack, the exact number of civilians and troops stationed in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as well as the number of laborers and prisoners, have not been officially released by Japanese officials. Coupled with the historical conditions of being occupied by the US military shortly after the joint explosion, there is no accurate statistics on the number of people who were involved in the joint explosion at that time.

In addition, according to the 1956 Japanese-U.S. joint investigation team, 10,000 people in Hiroshima City and 10,000 people in Nagasaki City were registered on the basis of the rations of citizens in July (Nagasaki) and June 31 (Hiroshima) in 1945, and this figure was used as the total number of people in the two cities at the time of the joint explosion, and the results of the survey were as follows: 10,000 people were killed and 10,000 injured on the day of the attack on Hiroshima, and the total number of dead was 10,000 by the end of 1945. In this way, the total number of deaths accounts for the sum of the city's population, respectively; On the day of the attack on Nagasaki, 10,000 people were killed and 10,000 wounded, and by the end of 1945, 10,000 more had died, bringing the total number of deaths to 10,000 people.

The documentary I watched seemed to say that 70,000 people died on the spot in Hiroshima and 40,000 in Nagasaki. Countless people have died. Many people evaporated instantaneously on the spot, and a little farther away were scorched. Further afield are severe burns. It's scary anyway.

Nagasaki is as serious as Hiroshima, these two cities were once bombed by atomic bombs, the atomic bombs were in the air at that time, and they were devastating blows to these two cities, which can be described as a lack of grass, and there is also a very strong nuclear radiation, and no one lived there for many years, and it could not be put into normal use.

Nagasaki

Nagasaki is a famous port city on the west coast of Kyushu Island, the capital of Nagasaki Prefecture, located at the western tip of Japan, only 800 kilometers away from Shanghai, China, and has been a bridge between China and Japan since ancient times.

Nagasaki was one of the few ports open to the outside world during Japan's lockdown era, and it was a transportation hub through which the United Kingdom, Portugal, and the Netherlands all had close contacts with Japan.

Nagasaki City's topography resembles an amphitheater with a view of the vast expanse of the harbor and the beautiful scenery of houses lined up to the top of the mountain.

Hiroshima is even more severe. Because the atomic bomb in Nagasaki was not dropped at the exact location, and because there was a strong wind blowing in Nagasaki that day, the primary and secondary radiation injuries were not as severe as those in Hiroshima. Japan, referred to as Japan, is located in East Asia, the name of the country means the country of the rising sun, the territory of Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu four large islands and more than 6,800 small islands, a total area of 10,000 square kilometers.

As of October 1, 2020, there are 126,226,568 inhabitants in Japan, and the three major metropolitan areas in Japan are the Tokyo metropolitan area, the Osaka metropolitan area, and the Nagoya metropolitan area, and Japan is an island country on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean.

Peculiarities of Japan

The geographical location is east of Asia, west of the Pacific Ocean, the terrain characteristics are mainly mountainous and hilly, the climate characteristics are temperate oceanic monsoon climate, but because of the long and narrow range, running through the tropical, temperate and cold three climate zones, coupled with the dual influence of continental and ocean climate, the climate change is larger, and the four seasons are distinct.

In summer, the temperature is generally high and precipitation is abundant throughout the country, and in winter, there is a lot of snow and cloudy days on the Sea of Japan side, and the climate on the Pacific side is dry and multi-day. In winter, the temperature difference between the north and the south is large, with the average temperature in Sapporo in the north being below zero degrees in January and the average temperature in Naha in the south being above 15 degrees Celsius.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki are now inhabited by liquid bends.

After the atomic bomb**, a lot of waste with radioactive materials will be left in the destroyed area, which will produce a huge amount of radiation and have a huge impact on the survival of living things. Rumor has it that the bombed areas will not be inhabited until a hundred or even a few hundred years after the radiation has been reduced. But now, just a few decades later, Hiroshima and the bustling city of Nagasaki have regained their bustling city and are home to many people.

First of all, the nuclear bomb tests as we know them are basically carried out on the ground or underground, and most of the radioactive material remains on the ground. These substances cannot be cleaned up for a long time, so they cannot be inhabited. But at that time, when the United States bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it used the form of airplane drops, and the fat man and the little boy were in the air.

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The altitude reached hundreds of meters, and the remaining pollutants were concentrated in mid-air. The shock wave and light radiation generated by the method of aerial fission are even more lethal, which means that the damage inflicted on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in a short period of time is enormous. However, there is relatively little residual radiation, and Nagasaki and Hiroshima are close to the ocean.

Radiation is easily carried away by sea breezes and rain, and within a few decades the local radiation drops to an index that is habitable to humans. Therefore, Hiroshima and Nagasaki are still inhabited, not because the United States dropped fake atomic bombs, nor because the Japanese did not die, but because the radiation left behind by the two atomic bombs was not much.

Nagasaki Hiroshima is the only two cities in the world to have suffered from the atomic bomb**. On August 6 and 9, 1945, the United States dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, respectively, resulting in a devastating disaster.

According to research, the death toll of the Nagasaki atomic bomb** was about 35,000, while the number of injured reached 74,000. The death toll from the Hiroshima atomic bomb** was even more staggering, reaching around 140,000. The people of these two cities have suffered a great deal of loss and trauma, families have been destroyed, the facilities, infrastructure and economies of the cities have been devastated, and thousands of people have lost their homes and livelihoods.

The atomic bomb of Hiroshima in Nagasaki** not only caused great damage to human life, but also had a profound impact on the world. This incident sparked a widespread anti-atomic bomb movement, prompting the international community to adopt the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons in 1968 and the South Pacific Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty in 1985. Through the development of these treaties, countries around the world are committed to eliminating the threat and harm of nuclear ** in order to protect human life and future.

The atomic bomb of Hiroshima in Nagasaki has left a deep impression of lessons and reflection. We should remember history, cherish peace, and promote international cooperation to achieve lasting global peace and the common well-being of mankind.

It is not impossible to live for decades or even hundreds of years, it is estimated that it will be more than ten years, and the power of nuclear bombs at that time is not so great, and after more than ten years, it will be fine.

The contamination had been diluted, and the survivors did not leave without knowing that there was contamination at the time.

Some people questioned that the US military threw napalm at that time, and the external propaganda said that it was an atomic bomb, which had a deterrent effect and forced the Japanese emperor to surrender.

The dangers of nuclear contamination are, in fact, grossly exaggerated.

The atomic bomb** caused nuclear contamination and made it uninhabitable for mankind, and was limited to the situation of terrestrial nuclear capacity and ultra-low-altitude nuclear capacity.

Therefore, the atomic bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are hundreds of meters, or even thousands of meters, so that the range of destruction of the atomic bombs can be greatly expanded, while the pollution to the ground is very small, and more is to pollute the atmosphere.

Through the blowing of the wind and the dilution of the atmosphere, the harm can be basically ignored.

More than 100,000 people died in the 1945 nuclear attack

For these two cities, everyone must be familiar with the fact that the Pacific Theater during World War II was able to end quickly, and the destruction of these two cities has an indelible relationship! So the question is, what is happening here after 70 years of nuclear bombs?

Hiroshima was the first city in the world to be bombed by an atomic bomb (also known as Little Boy) with a population of hundreds of thousands, when the atomic bomb ** yield was only 1kg of uranium-235 nuclear fission, equivalent to 13,000 kg of TNT explosives (modern nuclear bombs often cost 100,000 tons or even hundreds of thousands of tons) In order to cause maximum effect, the "Little Boy" dropped from the B29 bomber was set at a low altitude of 600 meters above the ground**, causing thousands of degrees of high-temperature radiation and shock waves. Most of the 60,000 houses within a radius of about 5 kilometers were destroyed, nearly 100,000 soldiers and civilians were killed and wounded, and 100,000 people died in the following 10 20 years due to lack of medical care and radiation. However, after the disaster, Hiroshima has been completely free of the effects of nuclear radiation, and has developed into the largest city in the Chugoku region with a population of 1.18 million.

In 1985, the Sanyo Shinkansen was opened; Asian Games in 1994; In 1996, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park was registered as a World Heritage Site, and in the same year, Itsukushima Shrine, one of Japan's three major scenic spots, was registered as a World Natural Heritage Site. On May 27, 2016, after attending the G7 summit, Obama visited Hiroshima Peace Park for the first time as a U.S. incumbent to "pay tribute to all the victims of World War II" but did not give a speech or apology. Pope Francis, who is visiting Tokyo in 2019, made a special trip to Hiroshima on November 24 to give a speech calling for peace and the abolition of nuclear weapons while paying tribute to the victims of the atomic bombing. At present, there are 6 direct international flights to Hiroshima, including China Eastern Airlines Pudong-Hiroshima, Hong Kong Express Hong Kong-Hiroshima, China Airlines Taipei-Hiroshima, Air Seoul-Hiroshima, Silk Airlines Singapore-Hiroshima, etc.

Easter egg: An employee of an airline stationed in Hiroshima is happy to have a baby in the second year, do you still think there is an effect of radiation?! ）

Yes! 30 years is only the time of radiation that is more harmful to the human body, and the residual trace radiation will still exist! It destroys the ecosystem of a place almost permanently! Now the center of the nuclear storm is still empty!