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NUCLEAR

WARFARE
Exploring the Impact Of Nuclear Weapons

ENGLISH
PROJECT
TIMELINE

01 02 03
Nuclear Energy URANIUM First Nuclear
weapon

04 05 06
The Atomic Bomb Conclusions
cataclysm Comparison
Hiroshima Nagasaki
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Technology advancement

● Nuclear Energy produces electricity that can be


used to power schools, businesses, hospitals etc.

● These power plants produce renewable clean


energy they don’t pollute the air or release
greenhouse gases.
m
Uraniu URANIUM REQUIREMENTS
Uranium 235 were necessary for nuclear
development as they served as fuel source.
First
Nucle
a
Weap r
on
The First Nuclear weapon was
detonated above the Japanese city
of Hiroshima.
The Atomic Cataclysm
The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki stand as grim
reminders of the unprecedented destruction unleashed by
nuclear warfare. In August 1945, these Japanese cities bore the
brunt of atomic bombs, altering the course of history and
highlighting the perilous consequences of escalating conflict.
The devastation, loss of lives, and enduring suffering
underscore the urgent need for peace and nuclear
disarmament. The bombings catalyzed global efforts towards
nuclear non-proliferation and arms control, shaping
international relations and fostering dialogue on the ethical,
political, and humanitarian implications of nuclear weapons,
resonating profoundly in contemporary discourse.
im a &
Hiros h
g a s aki
Na
Bomb
Comparison
Comparing modern nuclear weapons
highlights their diverse capabilities and
destructive potential. Intercontinental
ballistic missiles (ICBMs) possess long-
range precision and can deliver nuclear
warheads with unprecedented accuracy,
enabling strategic targeting across
continents. Submarine-launched ballistic
missiles (SLBMs) offer stealth and
mobility, enhancing deterrence and
survivability at sea. Tactical nuclear
weapons are designed for battlefield use,
with reduced yields and more localized
impact.
Nuclear News
• Google to power AI data centres via nuclear power amid climate change work.

• NPCIL to operate 220 MW small nuclear plants for private companies.

• China approves 11 nuclear reactors worth $31 billion across 5 sites.

• Nuclear fusion to quantum computing – India, Russia explore HI-Tech projects.


The history and development of
nuclear warfare serve as stark
reminders of humanity's capacity for
both innovation and destruction.
From the initial scientific
breakthroughs to the devastation
witnessed in Hiroshima and
Nagasaki, the trajectory of nuclear
weapons underscores the need for
global vigilance and diplomacy. As
arsenals evolve and geopolitical
CONCLUSION tensions persist, the imperative for
nuclear non-proliferation and arms
control remains paramount. The
lessons learned from history compel
us to prioritize dialogue,
cooperation, and the pursuit of
peace, lest the catastrophic
consequences of nuclear conflict
Thank You
By
• Keerat Pal Singh Nagi

• Vaarin Mittal

• Siddharth Mahajan

• Pranav Tejpal

• Shivam Sharma

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