What happens if we nuke a city?

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The shadow would subsequently drop the temperature in the city, forcing warmer air to rush in and violently destroy countless buildings. There would also be “black rain,” which would be the radioactive ash and dust that would liquify and pour down on the city and we would all die.

irga5000 [103]3 years ago

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Answer:

Those who survived the bomb may become deaf or blind, as well as suffer catastrophic burns and injuries. Even people who were not seriously injured could become trapped within a structure or unable to navigate through the wreckage.

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