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  • Seventy years ago, the nuclear bombs dropped over Hiroshima and Nagasaki

    70 年前,核彈在廣島和長崎爆炸,

  • exploded and to this day remained the only use of nuclear weapons for warfare, but with around

    因而成為至今唯一用於實戰的核武器,

  • 15,000 warheads remaining in the world

    但是全世界卻有 15,000 枚核彈頭,

  • What happens if we have a nuclear war? The impact of a single nuclear bomb depends on many factors like the weather, weapon design,

    如果發生核戰,會發生什麼事? 核彈的影響力由許多因素決定,如:天候、武器設計

  • geographical layout of where the bomb hits and if it explodes in the air or [on] the ground. Approximately

    被核彈命中的地理環境、以及核彈是在空中、地表或地下,

  • 35 percent of the energy comes in the form of thermal radiation or heat

    約 35% 的能量來自熱輻射或熱能

  • since thermal radiation

    熱輻射會以亞光速前進

  • Travels at approximately the speed of light the flash of light and the heat comes several seconds before the blast wave and this causes flash

    在爆炸之前的幾秒內,就會出現光和熱,任何在此時觀看爆炸的人

  • Blindness to anyone looking a temporary blindness of a few minutes with a one megaton bomb which is 80 times larger than the hiroshima bomb

    都會產生光盲視(flash Blindness),一種長達幾分鐘的暫盲。一枚百萬噸級核彈威力(廣島原子彈的 80 倍

  • but much smaller than many modern nuclear weapons those 21 kilometers away would experience flash blindness on a clear day and

    但是這遠小於多數現代核彈)可以在晴朗的白天對 21 公里遠的人造成光盲視

  • Even up to 85 kilometers away on a clear night

    在晴朗的夜晚則甚至能達到 85 公里遠。

  • Thermal radiation burns happen closer to the bomb with first-degree burns occurring around 11 kilometers

    熱輻射燒燙傷在 11 公里內可以造成一級燒燙傷。

  • Second-degree burns at 10 kilometers and third-degree burns destroying skin tissue at 8 kilometers third-degree burns that cover over

    10公里內造成二級燒燙傷。能破壞體表皮膚組織的三級燒燙傷則在8公里範圍內,

  • [24%] of the body will likely be fatal without quick medical care these distances are variable depending on the weather and what clothing you're wearing

    [24%] 的三級燒燙傷在沒有醫療急救下可能是致命的。它的程度將取決於當日天氣與你所穿的衣服。

  • White clothing for example can reflect some of the energy well darker clothes absorb it at its [center] the hiroshima explosion was estimated to be

    例如白衣服能反射多數能量,黑衣服則會吸收它。

  • [300,000] degrees Celsius which is over

    在廣島爆炸的中心,溫度會達 [300,000] °C。

  • 300 times hotter than the temperature bodies are cremated at this intense heat

    這等同於焚化屍體之溫度的 300 倍。

  • Reduces a body to its basic elements the radiation from the blast also behaves like sunlight

    如此強烈的熱能會將人身還原成基本元素,輻射爆炸的表現也如太陽那般。

  • So [object] cast shadows where the radiation doesn't directly hit

    所以 [物體] 會在輻射不直接撞擊的地方留下投影。

  • But most of the energy released in the nuclear explosion is in the blast which drives air away from the site of the explosion

    但是核爆釋放的大部分能量都是驅散現場空氣的爆炸風

  • creating a sudden change in air pressure

    這造成空氣壓力急遽變化

  • That can crush objects or knock them down [if] we use a [1] megaton bomb as an example again within a 6 kilometer radius

    那將可以粉碎或擊倒物體。 [而如果] 我們以 [一] 枚百萬噸級炸彈為例,在半徑六公里內的物體

  • There would be an estimated

    會受到相當於 180 噸的力量以

  • 180 tons of Force on the wall of Every two-story building with wind speeds of

    時速 255 公里的風速撞擊一棟二層樓房

  • 255 kilometers an hour within a 1 kilometer radius the peak pressure is four times greater and wind speeds reached

    半徑 1 公里內達到的最大壓力為風速的四倍

  • 756 kilometers an hour the human Body can endure this amount of pressure

    亦即時速 756 公里,人體雖然可以承受這樣的壓力

  • However the winds would create fatal collisions with nearby objects

    但是風會導致附近物體產生致命性的碰撞

  • So deaths would largely be from collapsed buildings all this at one megaton compare that with the largest nuclear bomb ever detonated

    因此死因主要會來自建築物的倒塌。 而比起百萬噸,過去引爆過的最大噸級核彈

  • the 50 megatons Tsar bomba dropped on an isolated Island in Russia, and you're looking at

    50 百萬噸的沙皇核彈是落在俄羅斯的一座孤島上,

  • 3333 Hiroshima bombs combined if you happen to survive all this now you have to worry about radiation

    此時你所看到的是 3333 枚廣島原子彈的總和。 如果你恰巧在此倖存下來,現在你必須擔心輻射

  • Now not all radiation is harmful. We're exposed to different forms of radiation every day like our phones

    但不是所有輻射都是有害的, 我們每天會接觸不同形式的輻射,如我們的手機

  • But ionizing radiation at the center of a nuclear bomb has enough energy to rip electrons from atoms

    但是核彈中心的電離放射有足夠能量將電子從原子中拉扯出來。

  • But the amount of radiation you encounter is greatly affected by whether you're outside?

    但是你所遭遇的輻射量非常的受到你的人是在室外或

  • or inside in a wooden structure or a cement structure and so on

    是在木造結構或水泥結構的室內諸如此類的條件影響、

  • exposure to 600 rem Radiation has a [90] [percent] chance of creating fatal illness while a dose of

    暴露於 600 雷姆輻射將有[百分之][90]的機率造成致命疾病,

  • 450 rem is estimated to create a fatal dose within half of those affected, but even those who recover still suffer long-term

    據估計,450 雷姆是致命死亡估計量的一半。 但是那些痊癒的人也仍會受到長期性傷害

  • molecular bonds and strands of Dna are broken and while most repair around a corridor don't which can result in future genetic mutations and

    DNA分子鍵和分子鏈被破壞,雖然大多數可修復,

  • increased probability of cancer

    也不會導致未來基因突變和癌症的機率增加。

  • Then there is the fallout

    接著是[Fallout]。

  • When a bomb is detonated on or near the surface of the Earth the blast creates a crater and the material that used to be

    當一枚炸彈在地表或近地爆炸時,爆炸會產生一個彈坑,並且把該處的沉積物汽化並帶入空中,

  • Deposited in the crater is carried up [into] the air as vaporized dirt particles forming the familiar mushroom cloud these particles become radioactive

    便形成了你我熟悉的蘑菇雲,而這些顆粒會具有放射性

  • And eventually condense and come back down as fallout

    並且在冷凝後作為沉降物回到地表

  • depending on wind conditions

    依據風力條件,

  • Radioactive fallout can travel for hundreds of miles and though it can fall in the form of black rain for the most part you can't

    輻射塵可以飛行長達百公里, 雖然它可以以黑雨的形式出現,

  • detect fallout with your senses luckily fallout radiation

    但是大部分時候你無法自己察覺這些輻射。幸運的是

  • Decays Fairly quickly and within two weeks material will have declined to about 1% of its initial radiation level

    輻射塵的輻射衰變相當迅速, 它在兩周內會就降至初始輻射的百分之 1

  • But you would have to stay in a shelter

    但是你將得待在庇護所裡直到它結束。

  • Until then so what is a Multi bomb Nuclear war broke out a recent study?

    那麼如果爆發核戰爭的話呢?最近一項研究假設

  • Imagined what 100 detonated warheads the approximate size of a her ocean bomb would look like if India and Pakistan went to war

    如果引爆 100 枚尺寸相似廣島原子彈的彈頭,這會如同是印度和巴基斯坦戰爭。

  • These two nations have relatively small stockpiles of weapons

    相對於美俄、中國等國家,

  • Compared to countries like the us Russia and China however this would still do huge damage

    此二者的武器儲備量較低,但是這仍然會造成巨大的損失

  • after the Nuclear Exchange 5 megatons of [Blackrock] would immediately enter the atmosphere

    經歷過互相核打擊之後,5 百萬噸的「黑石」將立刻進入大氣層

  • Causing global temperatures to fall and receive 9% less rain annually, [though]

    將使全球氣溫下降,並且每年減少 9% 降雨量.[儘管]

  • these changes sound small they could be enough to Trigger crop failures and famine a

    儘管這變化乍聽很小,卻足以觸發農作物欠收與飢荒

  • separate study estimated two billion people would starve in the wake of a

    一項獨立研究估計,20 億人將在100枚核彈的戰爭中一夜陷入飢荒

  • 100 a bomb war so what should you do we created a video called how to survive a nuclear war that looks into strategies for

    所以你應該怎麼做? 我們製作了一部叫「如何在核戰中生存」的影片,

  • Safety in the event of a nuclear bomb near you which you can click on here to check out

    教你如何在即便核彈是落在你附近的情況下生存,你可以點即此來觀看

  • Don't forget to [subscribe] for more weekly science videos every Thursday and click that bell to make sure you get notifications for our videos

    別忘了訂閱以收看固定每周四的科學影片,並且點擊鈴鐺以確保你會收到我們影片的通知

  • We'll see you next week

    下周見。

Seventy years ago, the nuclear bombs dropped over Hiroshima and Nagasaki

70 年前,核彈在廣島和長崎爆炸,

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