Unless Christ Himself has visibly and physically returned to our planet, most likely you have heard of something to worry about in the past twenty-four hours. Whether you read this article in 2012, 2015, etc., you are also aware of war somewhere, non-Christian religious fanatics torturing and killing those that do not believe as they do, a country with a financial crisis, and the list can go on. And, it will go on, to a point.

We’re living at a time where violence invades man’s life; many wonder if the world will end and when it will happen. With the amount of movies coming out about Armageddon people want to know how they can survive this war.

When you think of all the wars that have happened I’m sure many of you can start naming them. Maybe some were alive when earlier wars broke out or know people that can relate what happened. But what were they really like and do they have anything to do with what’s upon us?

The world, since the inception of human intelligence, has been through various phases of disaster and relief. All this got a new meaning when in 1947, the concept of a doomsday clock was created in order to signify the struggles of mankind against nature and also mainly against each other.

Archaeological Expedition that conducted in the early 1900s, excavations near the Indian settlement Moheidzho Daro, found the ruins of the great old city, which belonged to a civilization which was one of the most advanced in the world and has been for two – three thousand years. But the main mystery metropolis, which arose before the scientists, was not in his heyday, and with death.

Effects that chemical, nuclear and biological weapons have on the humans and other living beings is devastating.

In the time when we face a real possibility of a major war it’s important that we know how to survive…

We need a nuclear aftermath treaty to protect us in the aftermath of a nuclear war. So far,no country has created a nuclear aftermath treaty.

Should We Be Worried?

As natural resources are declining, we are hoping that renewable sources of energy develop enough to meet our huge needs, but it is inevitable that we will have to rely on a new generation of nuclear power stations to help during the transitional stage. Nuclear power is very controversial, the main worry obviously is the potential tragedy that should arise if an accident occurs. As more nations seek to build their nuclear capacity, some for military purposes the risk is all too real. Here is a quick guide to the worst nuclear accidents that have happened to date.

So much happened in the period, 2000 to 2010. It was quite a remarkable decade.