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What Happens when a Nuclear Weapon Goes Off?
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When a nuclear weapon explodes, a very intense light appears in the sky; light similar to massive lightning that can cause blindness and burns at a certain range. If people do not receive a warning in advance of the explosion, they will not have much opportunity to protect against thermal radiation.
When a nuclear weapon explodes, a very intense light appears in the sky; light similar to massive lightning that can cause blindness and burns at a certain range. If people do not receive a warning in advance of the explosion, they will not have much opportunity to protect against thermal radiation.
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