
THE MOMENT THE SUN FALLS: WHY NO‑ONE SURVIVES AT GROUND ZERO
When a nuclear weapon detonates, the physics is brutally simple and unforgiving. Within microseconds, a blinding sphere of plasma hotter than the solar surface billows outward. For anyone standing within roughly a kilometre of that fireball, death is instantaneous. The combined punch of thermal radiation and an over‑pressure shock wave reaches the body far faster…