Why We Won't All Die in a Nuclear Winter - Mike Bennett - April 1985

Mike Bennett

Some scientists predict that all life would be destroyed by the aftereffects of a nuclear war. Here's the surprising reason why that won't happen! The research is shocking. Using computer simulation to picture the aftermath of a nuclear war, several teams of scientists came to the same conclusions: Earth would become a cold, dark, dead place. Nuclear winter, it's being called. It's a side effect of nuclear war that most people overlooked until recently. According to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences study released late last year, a war where only half of the nuclear bombs in the world were exploded would send millions of tons of dust and smoke into the. air. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library