Surface nuclear explosion disasters on the Silk Road
The surface explosion is the most dagerous case in the nuclear test.
since 2008.5.11

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Renewal May 13, 2010
Figure 1
Airscape of the three surface nuclear blasts of the historical megaton
order
(from ref.1 J. Takada)
Referrence :
1 J. Takada: Chinese nuclear tests report "Chinese nuclear tests
The nuclear explosion disaster which occurred
on the silk road" Iryou Kagakusha, Tokyo, 2008.(in Japanese)
2 J. Takada: U.S.-Soviet nuclear test investigation report "Radiation
hazards investigation in the world" Kodansha Publishers:
Tokyo, 2002.(in Japanese)
3 J. Takada: Field Studies on Affected Populations and Environments "Nuclear
Hazards in the World" Kodansha and Springer, 2005.
4 J. Takada: "Nuclear explosion disasters" Chukousinsho, Chuoukouronshinsha,
Tokyo, 2007. (in Japanese)
#CNT6: 40゚ 44' 46.52"N 89゚ 46' 31.70E
C Jun Takada, May 11, 2008
| Implementation Country | Test Site | Test Priode | Affected Country | Total | Tests | Surface | Explosions |
| Number | Megaton | Number | Megaton | ||||
| USSR | Semipalatinsk | 1949-1989 | Kazakstan | 459 | 18 | 26 | 0.6 |
| China | Lop Nur | 1964-1996 | Uygur | 46 | 22 | 10 | 8.9 |
Chinese Nuclear Tests
Jun Takada. IryoKagaku-sya, Tokyo, 2008.
(in Japanese)
A huge amount of nuclear sand fell out in wide regions,
and more than one million people suffered death or injury.


Peaceful weapon for Uyghur people
in the world