Worldwide Nuclear Explosions

Did you know that over 2000 nuclear tests have been conducted? Did you know that it is estimated that over 2.4 million people would eventually die from various forms of cancer as a result of these tests?

This application is meant to encourage you to research further into the effects of radiation and consequences of such testing, by presenting the history of worldwide nuclear testing data, in a real-time interactive visualization.

We enjoy creating educational apps, and are working on merging the worlds of learning and gaming by presenting content in a meaningful, interactive way.

INFO: This app is in early beta. It shouldn't break your phone but please be patient with us. We are working hard!

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FEATURES:

Contains all known and publicly admitted nuclear tests, exactly 2041 of them!

360 degree view, so you don't miss an explosion on the other side of the world!

Per country details of most important nuclear test data.

Database of all known worldwide nuclear explosions.

Countries in database include China, France, India, Pakistan, UK, Russian previously USSR, US, and one listed as Unknown.

Each test contains data for GMT date of test, latitude, longitude, depth and total yield of the device.

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KNOWN BUGS:

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Upcoming Features

Known nuclear disaster maps, including up to the most recent Fukushima disaster, along with various real time readings of radiation around the globe.

Nuclear weapon use in war.

Missing nuclear weapons aka broken arrows.

Radiation chart. Compare dosages and typical exposures.

Show long term radioactive effects and areas affected for years following the blast.

Visual historic graph showing ebb and flow of the nuclear testing.</br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br>