How to survive a nuclear attack
Have you ever wondered? If nuclear bomb attacks, what is the way to survive??
When the powerful countries of the world are busy threatening nuclear attacks in the competition to show their strength, then you may think, if there is a nuclear bomb attack, what is the way to avoid it?? Or how should you defend yourself when hit by such a powerful bomb? Before knowing the answer to this question, it is important to have a basic understanding of the atomic bomb. Atomic bomb is a special bomb of modern technology which contains the most powerful and radioactive material atoms, i.e. atoms, according to the quantity. When this bomb is activated, the energy of the bomb increases through the splitting of atoms and it continues to grow. This results in a nuclear storm. With the creation of terrible harmful nuclear radioactivity or radiation. Which causes serious damage including cancer in animal body.
American physicist, mathematician Michael Dillon gave information about what to do in such a terrible situation. He said that if a bomb less powerful than the one dropped on Hiroshima were to explode in your city, there would be a terrible humanitarian disaster, there is no doubt about that. It can be from 0.1 kiloton to 10 kiloton. The Hiroshima bomb was 15 kilotons. And during this attack, surely you won't have the necessary safety equipment to survive or you won't be walking around with them?? So you need to know what to think about so that you can easily protect yourself without them.
At this stage we will know the answers to two questions:
1. How to avoid the disaster of nuclear bomb radiation?
2. What is your safe haven during a nuclear bomb blast?
First we will try to answer the question number 1:
Studies have shown that if the radiation can be safely avoided during a nuclear bomb blast, it is possible to save millions of lives even after being hit by such a bomb. The most important and immediate task then is to find a strategy to avoid a nuclear catastrophe. After the bomb explodes, as the nuclear fission process within the bomb begins, radioactivity from the materials inside is spread horizontally across the ground. A nuclear storm started when the bomb exploded. At this time, very hot and strong winds are blowing. Radiation spreads like a whirlwind with the wind. Therefore, in a region where the wind speed is generally higher, the radiation is spread more and the disaster is more likely to occur. The best way to survive this disaster is to hide underground. Be it in a special place, under a hill or in the basement of a building that is surrounded by solid material. Wait until rescue personnel arrive there. Initially, you will close the door and window of the room and take a position towards the center of the building or in a room in the middle.
At the same time, if someone takes shelter in the living room of a one-story wooden building, only half of the outside radiation will touch him. These procedures can only be done by those who stay outside the radius of the bomb. Because no one within the radius would have any hope of survival. To facilitate your understanding, please look carefully at this diagram about the radius region:
But this is just an idea, the range will depend on the destructive power of an atomic bomb.
After the initial phase of the bomb blast is over, instead of waiting, surround it with books, wood, sacks, or any solid material. It will reduce the intensity of radiation. The lower you go into the soil, the less intense the radioactivity. In many countries, storage rooms are built underground or under houses to store food. These places can be the best places to escape from nuclear radiation.
When going out after the bomb blast, the body must be fully covered. Because during this time a kind of dry ash-like material can fly in the air. If this ash gets on the body then the body can get burnt. So come outside and wash your body well. Radioactivity should be removed from the radiation area as quickly as possible.
2. Will you be inside or outside the house during the nuclear bomb explosion?
In a 2014 study, scientist Michael Dillon answered what decisions are more rational at this time. But that depends on how far you are from the point of impact of the bomb. Because the disaster situation depends on it. Dillon says to stay under a building made of solid materials when the bomb explodes. It will be less affected by radiation.
Those who live in buildings made of less rigid materials can stay in the lower part of the house without going out immediately. Concealing yourself inside solids should always be kept in mind. Keeping these things in mind can save us from dire situations like nuclear bomb blasts.