After the war between Russia and Ukraine nuclear war The threat resurfaced. How does the explosion of nuclear weapons affect our planet today? A recently published new study has produced some rather surprising results about the global impact of a potential nuclear war.

The study’s lead author is with the LSU Department of Ocean and Coastal Sciences. assistant professor the one who… Cheryl Harrison and other authors have used the capabilities of nuclear weapons with current technology more than once to investigate their impact on Earth. with computer simulation they conducted a possible regional and larger-scale nuclear war test. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, worldwide nine countries currently More than 13,000 nuclear weapons owner.

There may be a great famine in the world.

In all the scenarios scientists have tried, nuclear firestorms release soot and smoke into the upper atmosphere. As a result of this The sun is blocked and everything in the world breaks down. In the first month after the nuclear explosion, global temperature about 7 degrees Celsius fall up.

Harrison said it doesn’t matter where the war started,”When nuclear smoke is released into the atmosphere, it spreads worldwide and affects the entire world.said. Even after the resulting smoke is expelled, ocean temperatures falling quickly and unable to return to their pre-war condition. As our planet cools, ice cream from 9 square kilometers expand to more areas. Due to the ever-expanding ice cap in the northern hemisphere located in to land and Shanghai It brings the food and material trade to some cities, such as:

Especially from the Arctic to the North Atlantic and to the North Pacific light and ocean sudden drop in temperaturebase of the marine food web will kill seaweed and essentially a famine in the ocean will make. As a result, in the first place fishing and aquaculture All production areas related to the sea will be closed.

It will take hundreds of years for the seas and oceans to recover.

The oceans will take longer to recover from a possible nuclear war than land, according to the study. In the biggest war scenario, the recovery of the oceans is likely decades on the surface and hundreds of years deep While changes in Arctic sea ice are likely to thousands of years it will stand. It is also effectiveNuclear Little Ice AgeIt will happen. The researchers shared that marine ecosystems will be drastically disrupted, both with the initial disturbance and with the new ocean state, resulting in long-term global impacts on ecosystem services such as fisheries.

The research team found that this new study from more countries treaties prohibiting the use of nuclear weapons He thinks it will encourage him to draw. This study shows that Earth’s systems are interconnected worldwide, whether they are specifically caused by volcanic eruptions, massive wildfires or war.