In August 1945, in order to reduce its own casualties, the United States dropped two atomic bombs named Little Boy and Fat Man on Hiroshima and Nagasaki respectively, forcing Japan to surrender and ending the war early.
In addition to the nuclear explosion experiment, the only country in the world that has been bombed by a nuclear bomb is Japan. As for why it was bombed, it was self-inflicted and did not deserve sympathy.
The atomic bomb is a type of nuclear bomb, a bomb with great explosive power, which is killed by the huge energy (nuclear radiation, shock wave, etc.) released by the nuclear reaction.
After the atomic bombing, Hiroshima and Nagasaki were in ruins in an instant, and not only a large number of buildings collapsed, but also caused a large number of casualties, killing and injuring more than 200,000 people in both places. This does not include the effects of later nuclear radiation on local survivors.
After the bombing, human remnants were seen on the walls and on the ground in these two places, like the outline of the location of the victim by the forensic doctor at the scene of the crime.
So how did these figures come about?
Some people say that this is the remnants of those who died as a result of the atomic bombing in the world.
This is obviously not true, because this is a supernatural statement and is anti-scientific.
In fact, these remnants of the figures are the shadows of those who disappeared, but they are deeply depicted on the ground or on the wall.
The atomic bomb is like a small artificial sun, which can also produce a lot of light and heat when it explodes. The two atomic bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki both exploded at a height of five or six hundred meters above the city. People can form shadows under the sun, and naturally they can also form shadows under such conditions.
The radiation generated by the atomic bomb explosion is too strong, and while the shadow is generated, the carbon-based organism of the human body will be vaporized in an instant. Everywhere it is hit by nuclear radiation, it will be ablated. However, due to the obstruction of the human body, the area where the figure is located will definitely be less ablated than other areas, so that the figure at that time will be fixed to the ground or wall.
Of course, not all places exposed to nuclear radiation have human figures, and only places that are relatively close to the center of the nuclear explosion can leave human figures. In those places a little farther away from the center of the nuclear explosion, the human body cannot be completely vaporized, but turned into a ball of coke that does not take human form.
There is also a view that there is a figure that may also be formed after the human body is carbonized by nuclear radiation, and then it is washed away by the subsequent shock wave to the surrounding ground and wall.
In fact, the atomic bomb explosion may not only produce human shadow traces, but also may produce shadow objects, and the principle of their formation is the same.
According to the above supernatural statement, if the human figure is a remnant of the soul, what is the shadow? Obviously, it is still a scientific explanation!
In addition, in addition to nuclear explosions, conventional high-energy explosions sometimes produce this phenomenon, but the probability of occurrence is very low. Because ordinary chemical bombs are not enough to form high-intensity thermal radiation, they need high-energy bombs with large equivalents.
Although war is brutal, in a way, those who form human figures when a nuclear explosion is a little more "lucky" than others. Because it is relatively close to the center of the nuclear explosion, the whole person has not had time to react, and it is over in an instant, so that the pain is less; on the contrary, those who are farther away from the center of the nuclear explosion are more painful.
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