💥 2,056 nuclear explosions! That’s how many have shaken our planet 🌍 Only two were used in war, and the rest were tests. The U.S. 🇺🇸 conducted over 1,000, the Soviet Union more than 700. The remaining tests came from France, the U.K., China, India, Pakistan, and North Korea. Explosions happened everywhere: underground, underwater, in the sky, and even in space. The USSR even used nuclear blasts for “peaceful” goals — digging canals and creating lakes. But in 1961, they tested the Tsar Bomba 👑💣 the most powerful explosion in history, 3,000 times stronger than Hiroshima. Its shockwave shattered windows 900 km away. Millions were exposed to radiation, forcing the world to act. In 1963, a treaty allowed only underground tests. In 1996, a full ban was signed — but it still hasn’t entered into force. North Korea remains the only country still testing bombs ⚠️

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