Nuclear Weapons Research Paper

Nowadays, nuclear weapons the most dangerous weapons in the world that are firmly established in global politics. On the one hand nuclear weapons are a means of protection and security of the country, on the other hand has a greater effect to prevent conflict between countries. Nuclear weapons played a major role in the history of mankind. The history of nuclear weapons began in 1896 year, the discovery of radioactivity by the French physicist Antoine-Henri Becquerel . Nuclear weapons have horrific effects, massive explosions, radiation, severe burns. For example, during the second world war when America threw a nuclear bomb on Japan(August 6 the first bomb on Hiroshima city in Japan and on August 9 of Nagasaki ).The development of nuclear …show more content…
Therefore, all countries possessing nuclear weapons, especially the United States worried that no decision has been made for the elimination of nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons can destroy entire cities, or even all. Margaret Thatcher remarked that ”A world without nuclear weapons would be less stable and more dangerous for all of us”. It means that nuclear weapons should be designed and improved to the maximum safety and to be more prepared in different cases of …show more content…
A huge disadvantage of the use of nuclear weapons is due to the appalling effects as mentioned in the beginning. Bombs have a large amount of radiation, the earth begins to get radiation, which can persist for centuries. Residents near the contaminated area, immediately begin to get infected. People begin to feel ill within three weeks. When a person receives the beam of radiation is below zero, than human cells are killed. And people receiving radiation, more than 1000 rads, get sick much or even causes of death is the destruction of bone marrow, a sharp drop in white cells, anemia, bleeding , distraction stomach and intestinal fluids( micosa). According to some reports, it was discovered that after the explosion of a nuclear bomb on Hiroshima, killed 66 000 people, wounded 69000, as well as dropped the bomb on Nagasaki, killing 39000, 25000 thousand people were injured. Another example of what the consequences were waiting for after an explosion at the Semipalatinsk test site. It all began August 29, 1949, when the Soviet Union first tested its nuclear weapons with a capacity of 22 kilotons of steppe North-Eastern Kazakhstan. Power tested nuclear warheads to 2,500 times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. After testing atomic bombs for the last 10 years the birth rate fell by 35%, 15-18% of Kazakhstan families suffer from the problem of infertility, 97% of patients anemia.