mushroom cloud造句

I stood and watched the mushroom cloud for a while.

Because we've heard it said that every mushroom cloud.

Or will it go up in a mushroom cloud of smoke?

Windows were broken 900 kilometres away, and the mushroom cloud rose 64 kilometres above the ground.

The appearance of the mushroom cloud signifies the success of the H-bomb test.

A sign in front of the school features a mushroom cloud.

That surging volumes will be crowded in upon Chung's mushroom cloud, breaking things, straight to the sky.

The fireball and mushroom cloud carry radioactive particles upward, and the wind sends them near and far.

This is because the tremendous heat produced from a nuclear blast causes an up-draft of air that forms the familiar mushroom cloud.

Sound from the doldrums of the Huanjing moment Yueru huge mushroom cloud like a nuclear explosion, gas and shaking until the end looming.

Van Wolferen identifies the mushroom cloud as a potent postwar symbol of Japan as victim, perhaps even the ultimate victim: a baptism by fire that erases all guilt of previous Japanese aggression.

To wags during the cold war, ground zero was a favoured spot: better to be incinerated in the first mushroom cloud, they joshed, than to wake up to a world of radioactive rubble.

As such, it was proposed that the explosion happen on the border of the visible part of the moon, so that the resulting mushroom cloud would be clearly visible, being illuminated by the sun.

The large-sized CO2 Gas Column device can create ideal effects by ejecting a 10m high white gas column even a mushroom cloud. It is suitable for big concert and disco.

Soldiers galloped on horseback towards mushroom clouds with only gas masks for protection.

2 3nuclear would release more that 21 tones of TNT equivalent and mushroom clouds aren 'exclusive to nuclear explosions.

Inside the exhibition space, one will find to be surrounded by paintings and pencil drawings of mushroom clouds. The moment of the convulsed action is frozen and lengthened.