NukeMap, an online tool created by Alex Wellerstein, allows you to see the impact if a bomb was detonated in your city - or any city in the United States – and what affect it would have on the ...

NukeMap, an online tool created by Alex Wellerstein, allows you to see the impact if a bomb was detonated in your city - or any city in the United States – and what affect it would have on the ...

Stock image showing a U.S. Navy nuclear test at Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands. The NUKEMAP simulator shows what would happen if a nuclear bomb detonated near you. iStock ...

Nukemap creator, Alex Wellerstein, introduced the latest version of the tool in a tweet today. Version 2.7 brings improvements that should help cut down on choppy loading times while you map out ...

Its companion app, Nukemap, lets users pick their target and see how the target zone would be affected by a nuclear blast, including the fireball radius, radiation radius, air blast radius, and ...

Nukemap 2.5's new features let you see where a cloud of radioactive fallout might drift based on local weather conditions. Fallout refers to the dirt and debris that get sucked up by a nuclear ...

It is no exaggeration to claim that, since it first went online in 2012, Alex Wellerstein’s original NUKEMAP tool has enabled millions of people all over the world to fathom the effects of a nuclear ...

If North Korea's new nuclear test device is small enough to launch on a ballistic missile, here's how much damage such a warhead might do to the US.

NukeMap, an online tool created by Alex Wellerstein, allows you to see the impact if a bomb was detonated in your city - or any city in the United States – and what affect it would have on the ...

NukeMap, an online tool created by Alex Wellerstein, allows you to see the impact if a bomb was detonated in your city - or any city in the United States – and what affect it would have on the ...