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Nagasaki recent comments:

  • Ground Zero, Nagasaki, ldjman (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    explains why the people were able to move back so fast..explained my question
  • Nakanoshima Island, Gnac wrote 9 years ago:
    SEA BACON
  • Ground Zero, Nagasaki, Disco Steve (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    Craig Beall (guest), the same amount of people would have died had the war dragged on any longer. At the time, most respectful Japanese people would have gladly kept fighting if all they had left was a knife. Kamikaze fighters were not some curious isolated fluke.
  • Ground Zero, Nagasaki, Disco Steve (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    Nonsense! Both Uranium & Plutonium were used in the Fat Man implosion type fission bomb. Both metals used were the highly radioactive isotopes. This type of bomb would not work at all if there was no Uranium used. You should have paid more attention to high school physics and chemistry class.
  • Ground Zero, Nagasaki, drigibl (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    The irony is, that they were actually aiming for mitsubishi shipyards - which suffered little damage. USA.the only country to miss using an atomic bomb
  • Big N Stadium, Господин ПЖ (guest) wrote 10 years ago:
    фейспалм
  • Ground Zero, Nagasaki, gd (guest) wrote 10 years ago:
    yes...
  • Ground Zero, Nagasaki, Mark Andrew Sperry wrote 10 years ago:
    But the Little Boy Hiroshima bomb WAS a Uranium bomb!
  • Tokiwa Bridge, Ray Wilson (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Tokiwa Bridge across the Nakajima River, Nagasaki, was the original aiming point for the Nagasaki atomic bomb.
  • Ground Zero, Nagasaki, Desmond Shinaki (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    We are all lucky that the Americans were using plutonium instead of uranium, if so Nagasaki and Hiroshima would be uninhabitable for billions of years. Don't believe me? Compare the half-lives of Plutonium And Uranium.
  • Ground Zero, Nagasaki, Craig Beall (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Just look at where they dropped it. Right in the middle of a fully populated area with woman and children. I wake up every day and I try so hard to ignore the way this world is.
  • Hashima Island, sercans wrote 11 years ago:
    nice place
  • Hypocenter Cenotaph, яя (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Очевидно же!
  • Hypocenter Cenotaph, Мося (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    Это что, эпицентр?
  • Zone of Study, Nagasaki Peace Park, Robert (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    I visited this place and was enlightened to the aspects and tragedy that nuclear war can bring. It was mind boggling, I was shocked by the exhibits. This place is a must see for anyone visiting Japan. Our world leaders and politicians should be compelled to see this. It is an eye opener and it will instill in their minds that this was not only tragic but must never be unleashed on earth again as an act of war. This was a firecracker compared to the weapons the world possesses today. The aftermath of such a war is too frightening to even comprehend.
  • Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, 62427254 (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/1525/picture5woz.jpg
  • Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, phil reamon (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    An exhibit showa a clock stopped at 11:02 am on August 9 1945. A mushroom cloud hangs over the city of Nagasaki at that time. 75,000 people were instantly obliterated, 25000 were wounded. A marker stands over ground zero nearby
  • Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, disfigurehead wrote 17 years ago:
    One street with shops and restaurants. Kinda disappointing.
  • Hashima Island, nootz wrote 19 years ago:
    This place is nuts, I want to go there so badly. Too bad travel there is restricted.
  • Building 4, Mts Dormitory, stuurpik (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Centre of Malibog attraction