Aleks Phillips is a Newsweek U.S. News Reporter based in London. His focus is on U.S. politics and the environment. He has covered climate change extensively, as well as healthcare and crime.

The maps, created by Alex Wellerstein, a nuclear historian at the ... Click here to view the map below. The thermal radiation ...

The light blast damage radius would reach over 12 ... despite being the lightest impact of a nuclear bomb explosion in a ...

Aleks Phillips is a Newsweek U.S. News Reporter based in London. His focus is on U.S. politics and the environment. He has covered climate change extensively, as well as healthcare and crime.

A new map has revealed the devastation of a large-scale nuclear attack on American soil ... Management Agency (FEMA), which included blast radius, fallout patterns, radiation exposure levels ...

The radioactive fallout from an attack on the Zapoizhzhia nuclear power plant could almost reach Germany within the space of just three days, according to a simulation of the blast. A graphic of ...

To determine what a nuclear ... Its blast effects do not extend as far as an air blast. Ground bursts would be employed against hardened targets like underground missile silos. The radius and ...

The map depicts the nuclear fallout if some of the most notorious ... B-83 Currently the largest nuclear weapon in the US' arsenal, the B-83's blast radius is substantially larger than those ...

Britain's capital city London would likely be the top target if a nuclear attack was launched on the UK, but huge swathes of the country could also be destroyed in a strike. Online tool Nukemap ...

A MAP has revealed exactly how much of Ireland could be impacted if a nuclear bomb were to hit the country. The map, created by nuclear historian Alex Wellerstein, reveals some of the frightening ...

Nuclear bombs with 100-kiloton yield detonated in the air at 0.9 miles altitude have a fireball radius of 0.24 miles and a light blast damage radius of 5.7 miles, for a total affected area of 102. ...

A one-mile radius would mark the moderate ... But then I started to wonder: Was that map calculated based on a very small nuclear blast? What kind of nuclear bomb would an enemy use in 2023?