- Oct 11, 2009
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I wouldn't be suprised if this is why cancer is so prevalent nowadays. All of these nuclear explosions have to have an effect on the atmosphere.
Source: pinktentacle.com
"The month and year are displayed in top right corner, and the numberof nuclear explosions for each country appear next to the flags in themargins. The total is displayed in the bottom right corner.The numbers reveal that, on average, 1 nuclear explosion occurredevery 9.6 days during the 54-year period, with the greatest activity in1958 and 1962. The time map does not include the two nuclear tests conducted byNorth Korea in October 2006 and May 2009, nor does it include thedozens of subcritical nuclear tests (explosions that do not produce asustained nuclear chain reaction) conducted in recent years by theUS/UK and Russia."
Source: pinktentacle.com
"The month and year are displayed in top right corner, and the numberof nuclear explosions for each country appear next to the flags in themargins. The total is displayed in the bottom right corner.The numbers reveal that, on average, 1 nuclear explosion occurredevery 9.6 days during the 54-year period, with the greatest activity in1958 and 1962. The time map does not include the two nuclear tests conducted byNorth Korea in October 2006 and May 2009, nor does it include thedozens of subcritical nuclear tests (explosions that do not produce asustained nuclear chain reaction) conducted in recent years by theUS/UK and Russia."