The difference in contamination duration between Hiroshima/Nagasaki and Chernobyl lies in the nature of the nuclear incidents: atomic bombs explode high in the air and release most energy in seconds, spreading radioactive material over a wide area where much decays quickly, while nuclear reactors can explode and burn for days, releasing radioactive particles directly into the environment with extremely long lifespans that contaminate large areas for extended periods.
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Life is back in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but Chernobyl is still a radioactive zone. The reason is very simple. The bombs over Japan exploded high in the air and released most of their energy in a matter of seconds. The radioactive material was spread over a wide area and much of it decayed quickly.
Chernobyl is very different. A nuclear reactor exploded and burned for days, releasing radioactive particles directly into the environment that have extremely long lifespans and contaminated a large area. This is why
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