1952 :: 1950s

1952 In 1954, more barriers were broken that made this a year of success. adept of the major achievements is the cure for Polio being disc all overed which saved many lives and made the disease extinct. Other successes include the revolution of music and the birthing of Rock & Roll. Other achievements this year were the invention of the first 2-seated sports car, the corvette, and the beginning of the Sports Illustrated magazine. During this year, RCA similarly piddled the first color television where families could watch shows such as the Nelsons and the appearing of Shows. Swanson also made the first TV dinners that families ate while they watched TV. one(a) of the major barriers that were broken was the invention of the henry betray and when it was released, it was noted to be the biggest bomb to ever be set off. The United States conducted a full-of-the-moon scale, successful experiment with a congluti community device in 1952, which produced an enlargement equivalent to several megatons (million tons) of chemical explosive. In 1954, the United States detonated a fusion bomb with a power of 15 megatons instead of the expected 7 megatons. It created a glowing fireball more than 4.8 km (more than 3 miles) in diameter, and a huge mushroom cloud that quickly rose into the stratosphere. The hydrogen bomb was tested in the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean. The bomb was said to be over 500 times more flop than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945, giving the United States the technology to produce a bomb cap equal of razing any of the worlds largest cities. The hydrogen bomb created a fireball that was made up of exceedingly hot mass and went off in a nuclear explosion. A flash of heat radiation was emitted from the fireball and began to spread out over a large area. The radiation was satisfactory to cause flash burn down on exposed skin. Besides the blast and heat, the exploding nuclear bomb was able to release a penetrating nuclear radiation. The nuclear radiation was able to cause serious injury to the islands surrounding the Marshall Islands. The radiation was effecting the confining by natives when it was absorbed into the body of people. With the invention of the hydrogen bomb, the nuclear/ atomic age evolved and gave the United States the technology it needed to become the superior nation it is today.