Consequences of the atomic bomb in Japan
Introduction
A war conflict is a war in which two or more armed groups face each other. World War II is the greatest and most bloody conflict that has existed in the history in which the axis powers and the allied powers in which around 60 million people died faced. The United States Army launched the first bomb on August 6, 1945 in the city of Hiroshima and the second three days later on Nagasaki.
Developing
The objective of this brief is to inform about the consequences caused by the launch of the atomic bomb. The launch of atomic bombs on Japan was ordered by the president of the United States at that time that was Harry S. Truman to cause Japan to surrender and achieve the end of World War II
In the city of Hiroshima because of the impact, 70,000 people died, approximately 70,000 people died from the radiation caused by the pump and over the next 5 years the amount of deaths exceeded 200,000 due to cancer and other effects caused by thePump in people because of the massive amount of radiation and the impact of the second bomb in Nagasaki causes a total of 80,000 deaths due to the impact that approximately 120,000 deaths rose.
You cannot know exactly the amount of deaths caused by the atomic bomb, since many people who died and who were close to the area where the pump impact due to radiation and heat waves caused by the bombs The bodies evaporatedand its equal clothes, also nearby infrastructure disappeared.
The impact of an atomic pump generates an explosive wave, another thermal, radiation, radioactive rainfall and electromagnetic impulses … The detonation of nuclear pumps can cause environmental alterations and climatic changes. The explosive wave, thermal and instant radiation are the cause of deaths in addition to fires and infrastructure destruction.
conclusion
The overexposure to radiation affects the immune system which causes the living being that was exposed to become more vulnerable to cancer and different infections in addition to the burns and affectations that it has psychologically in the person that also affects the immune system. Radiation in the environment causes people in those areas to suffer from cancer and genetic injuries, survivors who were in nearby areas or are in areas contaminated by radiation are also exposed to these effects, genetic lesions not only affectThe next generation, but can be extended by many of the future generations of those affected.
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