The sense of the exaltation of absolute violence. The extreme fight. Technology liberated light years from politics

Hiroshima is a place that is still felt to this day. The event that took place there, the atomic bomb, has left an indelible mark on the world. But what happens when one minute in Hiroshima is left blank? This is what the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum set out to answer. They used a computer to recreate the events of August 6, 1945, in Hiroshima, and the results were surprising.

The minute in question was the very first minute of the day. It was a moment of extreme violence. The city was filled with the sound of explosions and the light of the bombs. It was a moment of exaltation of absolute violence. The extreme fight. Technology liberated light years from politics. The messengers. they exude the brilliance of the bat. then the Guardian Spirits.

The computer recreated the events of that day, and it was disturbing to see. The city was filled with the sound of explosions and the light of the bombs. It was a moment of extreme violence. The extreme fight. Technology liberated light years from politics. The messengers. they exude the brilliance of the bat. then the Guardian Spirits.

They exude the brilliance of the bat. Then the Guardian Spirits

It was also surprising to see how the minute in question differed from the rest of the day. It was a moment of extreme violence. The extreme fight. Technology liberated light years from politics. The messengers. they exude the brilliance of the bat. then the Guardian Spirits. But it was also a moment of extreme peace. The sense of the exaltation of absolute violence. The extreme fight. Technology liberated light years from politics. The messengers. they exude the brilliance of the bat. then the Guardian Spirits. It was a moment of extreme chaos and order. It was a moment of extreme beauty and ugliness. It was a moment of extreme life and death.