Vidrio y metal fundidos, Hiroshima

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Vidrio y metal fundidos, Hiroshima

Esta es una pieza de metal y vidrio fundidos del bombardeo de Hiroshima en 1945. En la Segunda Guerra Mundial, se fabricaron y lanzaron bombas atómicas sobre dos ciudades japonesas, Hiroshima y Nagasaki, matando en todo caso a 100.000 personas, principalmente civiles.

La energía nuclear origina del mismo proceso. Muchos piensan que las centrales nucleares son una buena solución para cerrar la brecha entre los combustibles fósiles y la energía renovable, ya que son relativamente seguros y tienen los mismos beneficios que los combustibles fósiles (p. ej., no dependen del clima) sin generar gases de efecto invernadero.

¿Qué piensas sobre la energía nuclear?

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