What To Do If There Is A Nuclear Attack?
The US Federal Emergency Management Agency has published a manual on what steps to take in the event of a nuclear attack
What would be the steps before a possible nuclear attack? Many people ask this question, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency of the United States, FEMA, has published a manual to clear the doubts of all people.
Stages Of A Nuclear Explosion
- Bright Flash: When the explosive is detonated, a very large beam of light appears. This flash can cause temporary blindness, lasting less than a minute.
- Shock wave - the first "impact" of the bomb. This could cause injuries and damage to structures several kilometers away from the explosion, as well as death.
- Radiation: Radioactive elements are released and can damage cells in the body, especially if a person is exposed to them for a long time.
- Fire and heat: every explosion causes them. These can cause burn injuries, structural damage, and even death.
- Electromagnetic pulse: is the radiation from a large explosion. This effect can damage electronic components several kilometers away and cause interruptions in communications.
- Radioactive fallout: is the precipitation of radioactive and visible dirt and debris. They can cause illness.

How To Protect Yourself From a Nuclear Bomb
1. Be safe
Also, if the property has a garage or basement, those places will be even more isolated than the interior of the building.
On the other hand, if a person is in a building after the explosion of a nuclear bomb, he or she should remove contaminated clothing and wash it with soap and water to remove possible radioactive particles.
2. Stay inside
When eating, it is important that previously uncovered products are not consumed, as they may have received radiation and be dangerous to the body.
3. Stay informed
Bonus: Prepare an Emergency Kit
- Water for each person (about three liters a day)
- Canned or ready-to-eat food
- Flashlight and extra batteries

How is a Nuclear Bomb Different From an Atomic Bomb?
To begin with, both work through different systems. As explained in some media, the nuclear bomb is a fusion device and the atomic bomb works through a fission process.
What is Nuclear Fission and Fusion?
This difference in energy is also reflected in the damage caused by the pumps. While an atomic device works through fission and its effect is great, a nuclear or hydrogen bomb will release even more energy, so its impact will be stronger.
However, according to Time, both bombs are lethal and can kill people in seconds or hours due to radiation. The explosions from these bombs would also burn and cause structures and buildings to collapse instantly.

How Atomic and Nuclear Bombs Work
Also, since fusion bombs require a large amount of energy to detonate, fission or atomic bomb is used for this. The mix of the two makes it a highly destructive weapon. In addition, this process, in which several pumps are involved, also needs a very high temperature to start.
What Happens If a Hydrogen Bomb is Dropped
According to the experts consulted by Time, a hydrogen bomb would cause a larger explosion than those experienced in 1945 in Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the atomic bombs, which would lead to greater shock waves, radiation, and higher heat.
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