Nuclear Explosion Shock Wave

About This Novel

On August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb known as "Little Boy" was dropped from an American aircraft on Hiroshima, Japan. On this day, this prosperous city with a population of 300,000 suffered an unprecedented fire storm. One-third of the population died, buildings were burned, and bustling markets were reduced to ashes. But this was not the end of the war, but the terrible dawn of the atomic age. What followed was decades of paranoia, suspicion, and the ultimate fear of humanity's self-destruction, shock waves that continue to this day. In "Shock Waves", the outstanding director Stephen Walker panoramically reproduces the thrilling 21 days before the atomic bomb exploded in Hiroshima and the 18 hours after the explosion. This is a direct and dangerous drama. Walker turns history into a suffocating heartbeat, and objectively presents the shocking collision of technology, military and civilian destiny with a narrative like a movie lens. You will travel between the memories of scientists, bomber crew members, and Japanese soldiers and civilians who participated in the development of the atomic bomb. Together with the characters in the book, you will experience the long 30 minutes, 3 minutes, and 45 seconds before the nuclear explosion, and witness the tragedy after the explosion with the survivors. Shapes: Corpses that have been charred to the point of being out of shape, fire storms that sweep across everything, "walking zombies" whose bodies are so charred that they can no longer tell whether they are male or female... "Nuclear Explosion Shock Wave" is not about telling history, but taking you into history and experiencing the moment before the world changes. This history must be retold so that its terrible lessons are never forgotten.

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