The True Speed of Modern Nuclear Weapons: The Dawn of Nuclear Warfare - From Hiroshima to Hypersonic

 
The history of nuclear weapons has been defined by astonishing advancements in both technology and speed. When the U.S. dropped "Little Boy" on Hiroshima in 1945, it ushered in an era of nuclear warfare, but the weapons of that time were far slower and less sophisticated than what we face today. "Little Boy" was carried by a B-29 bomber, a slow-moving aircraft that made the delivery of such a deadly weapon possible. At that point, the world’s most powerful weapon was a far cry from the advanced systems we have now.

Fast forward to the present, and nuclear weapons have evolved into high-speed, nearly unstoppable missiles capable of reaching targets in mere minutes. Hypersonic nuclear missiles, traveling over 20,000 mph, can bypass traditional defense systems, making them a terrifying advancement in modern warfare. With the development of Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs), the world saw a shift in how nuclear deterrence and global security were understood. Now, we are entering a new era with the rise of AI, quantum technology, and advanced defense systems that could change the course of global conflict.

In this video, we explore how nuclear weapons have evolved from the bombers of the past to the hypersonic missiles of today. We’ll also examine the global implications of these advancements and what they mean for future security. Understanding this history is vital as we prepare for the future of nuclear weapons and their place

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