Scientists told about the consequences of the explosion of a hydrogen bomb, Korea

The shock wave and the radiation will kill almost all life in the immediate vicinity.

Thursday, September 21, foreign Minister of the DPRK ri Yong Ho (Ri Yong-ho) announced that the head of state, Kim Jong-UN is considering tests of a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific ocean. The response I received as a result of threats of U.S. President Donald trump “completely destroy North Korea.” The newspaper interviewed experts, who talked about the possible consequences of such a step.

Professor at new York University Oliver Buhler said that in the result of the detonation produces large waves. This will entail lifting huge amounts of water vapor and various debris. Along with this shock wave and the radiation will kill almost all life in the immediate vicinity. For example, after the nuclear bomb tests in 1946 out of the water got about 38 thousand dead fish. The waves can create a tsunami, encouraged by bühler.

Oceanographer Matthew Charette (Matthew Charette), in turn, said that the blast concentration of radioactive elements in the ocean will be too small that would pose any threat to humans. However, specialist Oceanographic Institute woods hole, Buesseler Ken (Ken Buesseler) noted that it is almost impossible to predict where it would take me over the radioactive water in and out on the shore: “the Radiation would not remain in one place, as in the case of a reactor accident. She would be moved by ocean currents.”

However, none of the scientists could not predict the consequences of the explosion of a hydrogen bomb in the long run. The main reason for this is that the regions where the trials were carried out 70 years ago, still has not recovered.

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