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Remembering Hiroshima

Remembering Hiroshima. 8:15 am. August 6, 1945. A wristwatch that recorded the exact time of the blast. The first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. The Atomic Bomb exploded 2,000 feet above the city. The bomb destroyed the entire city.

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Remembering Hiroshima

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  1. Remembering Hiroshima

  2. 8:15 am August 6, 1945 A wristwatch that recorded the exact time of the blast

  3. The first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan.

  4. The Atomic Bomb exploded 2,000 feet above the city.

  5. The bomb destroyed the entire city.

  6. At Ground Zero the wind velocity was 980 miles an hour

  7. Ground Zero heated to 3,871 Degrees at the time of impact

  8. Even a mile away, the wind velocity was 190 miles an hour.

  9. Everything within a 1 mile radius from the center of the blast was demolished.

  10. Victims Before the Bombing

  11. Victims After the Bombing

  12. Emergency workers treat a young victim. He died once he got to the hospital.

  13. Victims receiving treatment.

  14. The Blast killed 80,000 people Instantly

  15. 140,000 were dead by December 4 months after the Blast

  16. Before the Bomb Aerial View of Hiroshima

  17. Aerial View of Hiroshima After the Bomb

  18. One of the crowded cemeteries of Hiroshima.

  19. A replica of Little Boy The atomic bomb that dropped on Hiroshima

  20. “Only a Japanese surrender will stop us” President Harry Truman

  21. The Atomic Bomb Dome A memorial at the site of the atomic explosion.

  22. Lanterns float on a river on the anniversary of the atomic blast every year.

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