Nuclear Test Map For 1969 to 2017
 
   By T. McDonald  | 29/07/19 | Updated 07/10/19   Did  you know that nuclear tests can be felt on the Richter scale? This  investigation maps the nuclear tests registering 5.5 or greater on the  Richter scale from 1969 to 2017. (Click on the markers to find out more  about that test). At first it may look as if there are not many tests,  but if you zoom in on one of the clusters, you will see many more  markers. During the investigation it was discovered that the cause  'explosion' was actually four more nuclear explosions. Twelve test sites  were discovered with six consisting of many tests, and six with less  than ten occurrences. North Korea with just one test was the last  nuclear explosion detected in the dataset. The average magnitude showed no real difference with nuclear a explosion was 5.86 and earthquakes at 5.87.  Furthermore, the biggest  nuclear explosion was in 1973 and took place at Novaya Zemlya, Russia.  Further investigation revealed little difference betwee...
 
