If a nuclear bomb went off on San Francisco ... That’s according to a new online interactive simulator that lets you drop a virtual nuke anywhere in the world. “There’s a degree to which ...

the nuclear bomb blast simulator from Outrider, a nonprofit foundation that supports multimedia reporting on climate and ...

A new interactive map lets users nuke any location in the world with a nuclear bomb of their choosing. The Nukemap 3D uses Google Earth images to simulate the nuclear attack and bases the ...

And it’s almost too pretty for its own good. The Outrider Foundation has released a new interactive nuclear bomb simulator, and it’s incredibly similar to an older nukemap you may already be ...

This is all sorts of twisted, but a new interactive map allows users to drop a nuclear bomb on any location of their choosing. The results, which are shown in Google Earth generated maps, are ...

But when the bomb strikes they spontaneously respond in human-like ways to the unfolding disaster. This simulation graphic demonstrates the area affected by the plume of an Improvised Nuclear ...

Languages: English, Spanish A man who lived near an atomic bomb test site in the former Soviet Union is developing an advanced simulation tool to raise awareness about the risks of nuclear war.

We are country that can take a punch, even a nuclear one. Simulation: 50 Megaton Soviet bomb detonated in Manhattan. I continued to set off nuclear bombs in New York and in other parts of the country.

Outrider's nuclear bomb blast simulator shows what an attack on Knoxville would look like and how many deaths and injuries various kinds of bombs would cause. Users can enter their city or home ...

50 to 90 percent will die a painful death from radiation poisoning within a few hours to a few weeks," the simulator warns. The U.S. has approximately 5,044 nuclear weapons in its arsenal ...