The loss of humanity in a nuclear war was simulated and showed in the video
The data visualization specialist Neil Halloran (Neil Halloran) published created the video, which estimated the number of victims of nuclear war. The video drew the attention of Gizmodo.
The animation shows how the population each year, how many people are born and how many die. Also shown is the total number of deaths each year in the course of the twentieth century. While world war I gave rise to “bursts” of mortality, but they are minor compared to the effects of nuclear strikes.
The author extrapolated the number of victims of the atomic bombs dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the number and power of nuclear warheads to hit targets in the United States, Europe, Russia and other countries in the event of a third world war.
Counted Chellanam of death (500 million) accounted for the first three weeks after the attacks, other victims is impossible to determine given the unpredictable effects of a nuclear winter.
