What Would happen if the earth went into Nuclear Warfare or known as WW3

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allsm [11]3 years ago

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Question 1: There is a possibility that some parts of the government would be able to live on.

Question 2: It would cause extreme amounts of damage to Earth and all of the beings on it. It could also destroy Earth's atmosphere.

Question 3: Most likely, but if not <em>all </em>then the majority of people would die and the surviving people would be exposed to radiation.

Last Question: You probably shouldn't go into a basement because it is still warfare. A bunker could be discoverable and blown to pieces, but isn't a bad option. In a bunker, you could survive if it was protected from the warfare around it.

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Using knowledge of past warfare and the effects to humanity based on radiation, I then made situations to answer your question. If this is not the right answer you are looking for please tell me.

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