If a nuclear war breaks out, what will life on earth do?

Scientists have analyzed for us. First, the outbreak of nuclear war will directly affect the surface structure. Powerful nuclear weapons will shake off the dirt and dust on the ground, and then they will be scattered in the sky in disorder. Thick soil and dust are likely to block most of the sunlight, and human beings will enter a situation of "not seeing the sun".

At the same time, flying dust will also hinder the circulation and exchange of gas. Under the dome, the air around us will become very turbid. Without sufficient sunshine and poor ambient air, plants often wither and die in a large area. Without plants, there are almost no organisms that can inhale carbon dioxide and release oxygen, and human beings may be life-threatening due to lack of oxygen.

In addition, after the outbreak of nuclear war, the water source was polluted by nuclear radiation to a certain extent, and some genes in organisms also mutated, with disastrous consequences. Darwin's theory of evolution mentioned: "Natural selection, survival of the fittest." No matter how bad the environment is, there will always be a small number of creatures who can adapt to the environment and survive. Can you survive a nuclear war, does it mean that you escaped this robbery?

The answer is no, because of the outbreak of large-scale nuclear war, the earth has almost become a planet full of huge amounts of radioactive elements, and it is really difficult for living things to survive for a long time in such an environment. After a large-scale nuclear war, the earth has changed beyond recognition and is no longer the original blue ocean planet. At this time, the earth is more like a gray planet shrouded in nuclear radiation, which is no longer suitable for biological survival.