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Explosions of Every Nuclear Bomb 1945 Through 1998
Tuesday, August 10th, 2010 @ 12:18 pm | We Think
We could not escape all this talk in the United States of nuclear weaponry because of the commemoration of the use of the atomic bombs dropped on civilians in Japan in 1945.
We found an interesting video piece created in 2003 by the artist Isao Hashimoto of Japan. We are sure you will be surprised, as were we, to see the number of devices detonated since 1945 up to and including 1998; that’s more than ten years ago. How many more bombs have been tested since 1998? What are our world leaders arming us against?
It is no wonder there is global warming and everyday people around the world are newly diagnosed with a new and more resistant form of cancer and myriad other diseases.
How we wish there were an intergalactic robot police force, as in the storyline of the 1951 classic science fiction movie, The Day The Earth Stood Still, to ensure there would be no more wars. An alien lands on earth, on The Mall in Washington, D.C. He arrives to deliver the message to the people of Earth that they must live in peace or risk being destroyed as their unseemly behavior is a danger to the inhabitants of other planets in our solar system.
As we are hearing of the plans being made by the American government to visit Mars and perhaps other planets beyond our galaxy, we look forward to the time when war is an outdated, old fashioned idea. Just as we look forward to the day race is no longer an issue.
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