Nuclear Winter

Planetary analysis report

Summary of climate conditions since last atomic warhead detonation

Massive injection of soot and debris to the atmosphere

Rapid cooling of surface air temperature

Dense smoke layer in stratosphere, leading to reduced solar radiation reaching planet surface

Altered atmospheric circulation patterns leading to prolonged periods of darkness

Extreme temperature fluctuations and erratic precipitation patterns

Increased frequency of storms

Severe risk of droughts

Diminished sunlight and altered climate conditions, resulting in wide spread crop failures and food shortages

Reduced growing seasons, frost damage and diminished photosynthesis rays observed

Mass extinction of freshwater species and terrestrial vertebrates

Loss of bio-diversity and disruption of food chains observed

Eco-systems decimated by diminished sunlight and extreme climate conditions

Marine eco-systems affected by decreased production of organic matter and altered ocean circulation patterns

Planets inhabitants undergo widespread famine, disease outbreaks and resource conflicts

Increased mortality rates and societal collapse observed in affected regions

End of report