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The Paradox of Nuclear Power: Potential for Destruction and Life-Saving Uses
Explore the complex story of nuclear weapons, from their peak of 70,000 during the Cold War to the nearly 13,000 that exist today. Although the number has decreased, the modern bombs are significantly more powerful than their predecessors.
Read the full story on our blog.
Discover our other channels for more fascinating insights:
#nuclearweapons #ColdWar #modernbombs #nucleartechnology #radioactive #energy
See show notes: https://inlet.fm/aperture/episodes/671aa1f5547aa357809845f2
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By Aperture: The Universe and Human ConditionExplore the complex story of nuclear weapons, from their peak of 70,000 during the Cold War to the nearly 13,000 that exist today. Although the number has decreased, the modern bombs are significantly more powerful than their predecessors.
Read the full story on our blog.
Discover our other channels for more fascinating insights:
#nuclearweapons #ColdWar #modernbombs #nucleartechnology #radioactive #energy
See show notes: https://inlet.fm/aperture/episodes/671aa1f5547aa357809845f2
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices