Thousands of people will gather in Hiroshima near to the atomic bomb dome to mark 70 years now since the city was completely destroyed by an atomic bomb. More than 100 Representatives countries are there, including Caroline Kennedy the US ambassador to Japan,she will be among those in the city’s peace memorial park on Thursday morning, marking the anniversary. They will Stand in the shadow of the shell of the atomic bomb dome – what was then known the prefectural industrial promotion hall –hearing messages from survivors,childrens of hiroshima and the city’s mayor. Shinzo Abe the Japan’s prime minister, will also be there. Seventy years ago, in the morning of 6 August 1945 ,the first nuclear attack countdown in history began , when the US B-29 took off from an airfield on the Pacific island of Tinian escorted by two surveillance planes . Six hours’ flying time away In The Enola Gay, pilot Brig Gen Paul Tibbets nicknamed Little Boy, was carrying a 16 kiloton atomic bomb, ; his target was Hiroshima the port and major army base in western Japan . As dawn broke in Hiroshima, a radar picked up some succession of american bombers flying overhead on missions further south. After 7am local time, an american weather surveillance aircraft escorting pilot Brig Gen Paul Tibbets in the Enola Gay left the area and at 7.31am. it sends a message to the Enola Gay’s crew: “Weather good, possible to drop bomb.”
Forty-four minutes later, . Below, while , and older ones to factories to help Japan’s faltering war effort. while people were preparing for an ordinary day at work and young children set out for school the Enola Gay released its payload. above them. The bomb exploded 2,000ft (580 metres) above a bridge at the junction of two rivers :the Honkawa and Motoyasu, unleashing powerful flash blind people before a deafening boom.
The losses were huge 70,000 people died in the blast or from the firestorms. The power of the explosion, equal 15,000 tonnes of TNT, destroyed two-thirds of Hiroshima’s buildings.
A temple bell will toll and they will release doves into the skies from which tragedy had been visited on the city seventy years earlier. At 8.15am on Thursday, Hiroshima's survivors ,local and children will fall silent as it remembers its dead. As on every other anniversary, this year The names of survivors " the hibakusha" who died in 2015 will be added to the peace park’s cenotaph. the total stood at 292,325.
Two Countries japan And The U.S Are Going To Have The biggest Actual Giant Robot Battle
Our crazy glorious Robots anime fantasies are coming true soon. a video on YouTube released from the Japanese robot-maker Suidobashi Heavy Industry Sunday officially accepting a duel from The U.S.-based MegaBots. The two companies Japan and the us have both created "Some giant fighting robots" that will clash in combat in the soon future.
The robots are fifteen feet tall, piloted by humans beings and capable of shooting massive paintballs that can be real bullets some day. MegaBots with its "Mark II," a 12,000-pound behemoth, hoping that's could beat Suidobashi's "Kuratas" robot, which weighs : 9,000 pounds. Suidobashi company Determined to win. "We can't let another country win this. Giant robots are Japanese culture," Mr Kogoro Kurata The Suidobashi CEO said in the Youtube video. on June 30 MegaBots accepted the challenge via a YouTube video. the question is when the fight ? The video from MegaBots said it should happen "in one year." Gui Cavalcanti The co-founder of MegaBots, told That his robot will need work before it enters the arena. "If you're going to be in a giant robot, why would you use knives?" Gui Cavalcanti said. People say events like this battle could represent the future of spectator sports. "This is what we want. We want people to see this fight, get excited and require this to be a sport," Cavalcanti said .
following the death of Cecil the lion by the american wealthy dentist ,There are much things you can do to support African wildlife but probably To Buy a $2,400 gold-plated smartphone probably shouldn't be one . this weekend, U.K. company Goldgenie offers a "limited edition" gold-plated HTC One phones for $2,470. A huge 10 percent of each sale goes to an organization devoted to conserving wildlife in Zimbabwe "the Friends of Hwange Trust" . the gold phone was not developed in cooperation with HTC and the 24-karat gold plating emblazoned with this words "For Cecil and his Kingdom" not removable. "We wanted to do something to help those working towards wildlife conservation where Cecil lived and we simply applied a charitable initiative to what we do, which is gold embellishing phones and lifestyle accessories," A spokeswoman for Goldgenie said. their intentions are noble,even if you are paying an exorbitant fee for a gaudy golden phone . to give some money to organization working to support wildlife in Africa is good and better than nothing .
But some people still think that's too much , and you can just give that $2,400 to poor people and dying kids in africa .
