Hiroshima day commemorates the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945. It is meant to encourage peace by reminding people of the devastating loss of life from just one nuclear bomb - over 20,000 people died immediately and many more suffered from injuries and radiation poisoning. It also shows how far Japan has come since then in rebuilding and becoming a developed country. Hiroshima day teaches that we must avoid violence and seek non-violent solutions to conflicts in order to prevent such massive destruction in the future.
Hiroshima day commemorates the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945. It is meant to encourage peace by reminding people of the devastating loss of life from just one nuclear bomb - over 20,000 people died immediately and many more suffered from injuries and radiation poisoning. It also shows how far Japan has come since then in rebuilding and becoming a developed country. Hiroshima day teaches that we must avoid violence and seek non-violent solutions to conflicts in order to prevent such massive destruction in the future.
Hiroshima day commemorates the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945. It is meant to encourage peace by reminding people of the devastating loss of life from just one nuclear bomb - over 20,000 people died immediately and many more suffered from injuries and radiation poisoning. It also shows how far Japan has come since then in rebuilding and becoming a developed country. Hiroshima day teaches that we must avoid violence and seek non-violent solutions to conflicts in order to prevent such massive destruction in the future.
Hiroshima day is about making everyone learn a very
important lesson even though Hiroshima was attacked, and more than 20,000 people died but time never stopped in Japan \ Hiroshima and today Japan is one of the most developed countries in the entire world it also tells us that we should never hurt someone for revenge and Hiroshima day is also a reminder to encourage peace because there were many consequences because of the drop of the atomic bomb like.
Consequences because of the bomb
attack on Hiroshima: Many children and new-born babies were born sick or injured and later died because of the poison of the atomic bomb. About 117,000 people had died because of the atomic bomb attack. Survivors of the atomic bomb were called hibakasha . the hibakasha’s allowed doctors to conduct tests on them the doctors later found out about radiation and the poisoning and set safety measures for the nuclear power industry.
Why is Hiroshima day important?
Hiroshima day is important because it shows how
much damage can be done with just one bomb. it also encourages peace because so many soldiers and civilians lost their lives in the bomb attack.
What happened?
On August 6, 1945, the US dropped an atomic
bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima and then a few days later August 9th it dropped another bomb on Nagasaki killing thousands of people and affecting more people who suffer the consequences of radiation poisoning.
How I think it matters today.
I think Hiroshima day matters today because it
encourages peace, and it teaches people a very good lesson it also tells us how dangerous one single nuclear bomb can destroy an entire city and even an entire country. Weapons that are more destructive than the atomic nuclear bomb: The atomic nuclear bomb is often thought as the deadliest weapon but there are many chemical nuclear weapons that are much more destructive.
The hydrogen bomb also known as the H bomb is 1000
percent more destructive than the atomic nuclear bomb used to destroy Hiroshima Nagasaki.
The largest and most powerful thermo nuclear weapon of all
time was the RDS -220 hydrogen bomb, also known as the TSAR bomb. On 30th October 1961 the Soviet Union exploded the RDS-220 over novaya zemlya island in the Russian arctic sea.
It had an explosive force of 50 megatons equivalent to
50,000,000 tons of TNT or 3800 of the nuclear bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima. My slogan \ poem The bee who couldn’t fly
Their once was a bee who went on a swing
She liked the way the bell on it went ring ring But one unfaithful day she went up a bit too high She fell hard and tried not to cry But instead of crying she jumped into the sky And then finally she started to fly.
The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: A Summary of The Human Consequences, 1945-2018, and Lessons For Homo Sapiens To End The Nuclear Weapon Age