Nuclear Winter Reality

The concept of nuclear winter, first proposed by Carl Sagan, reveals the catastrophic consequences of nuclear conflict, even on a limited scale. A hypothetical war between India and Pakistan using just 100 Hiroshima-sized bombs could lead to the deaths of up to 2 billion people and plunge the Earth into freezing temperatures. With modern arsenals far exceeding those of the past, the potential for widespread extinction looms larger than ever.