The blinding burst of light from a nuclear detonation follows, yet it quickly fades into an unexpectedly small mushroom cloud ...

Radiation burns could be expected within a 19-mile radius. This image created using Nukemap shows the blast zone and destruction caused by a U.S. B83 nuclear gravity bomb detonating on New York City.

North Korea’s nuclear capability is growing ... be capable of traveling thousands of miles. The nation has conducted 18 missile tests this year. Blast radius depends on some variables ...

The light blast damage radius would extend over thirteen miles in the distance, likely causing shattered windows and ...

A nuclear bomb blast is pictured during a 1960 test ... A fireball would vaporize people and buildings within a half-mile radius, while heavy damage would demolish buildings and likely kill ...

But what would a nuclear bomb blast look like for those on the ... would immediately kill about 50%t of the people within a 2-mile (3.2 km) radius of ground detonation, according to a 2007 report ...

A "Nuke Map" that estimates the damage of different levels of nuclear bombs shows moderate damage from an 800-kiloton bomb that exploded on the ground would reach a 2.6-mile radius with light ...

In reality, thousands of people were within a 40-mile radius, some as close as 12 miles ... but left out “the community where the first nuclear bomb was tested on American soil?

The nuclear weapon being developed by the ... “Anything within roughly a half-mile radius from the bomb’s detonation site would be vaporized by a fireball, while heavy damage would demolish ...

Age of oldest reactor on site based on date operating license issued.

July is a hard month for a lot of us here in New Mexico, where thousands of people’s lives were upended by the test of the world’s first nuclear ... within a 50-mile radius.