Throwing 100 million hydrogen bombs into the universe, what impact would it have on the solar system?

Even if 100 million hydrogen bombs were thrown into the universe, it would have no impact on the solar system, and it would not even be able to destroy the earth. Talking about the current level of science and technology and technological breakthroughs of human beings, they have made rapid progress. The way we conduct war has also changed from cold weapon warfare hundreds of years ago to today's "information warfare" without gunpowder.

Such a change has occurred, of course, not because human beings’ ideological consciousness has improved: but because we finally realized that today’s war technology can destroy human civilization in an instant, so we must beware of Pandora’s Demon The opening of the box.

In the twenty-first century, the most powerful weapon in human society is the nuclear bomb; to be precise, it is the hydrogen bomb among nuclear bombs. The principle of the atomic bomb is deduced from Einstein's "mass-energy equation" that atoms can release huge energy when split; while the principle of the hydrogen bomb is based on the above-mentioned "nuclear fission" as a primer;

This will cause "nuclear fusion". Under the same measurement, the destructive power will be five times or even ten times more than that of the atomic bomb. In the last century, the Soviet Union tested the Big Ivan hydrogen bomb, which was the most powerful nuclear weapon to date. Its explosion moved the entire Eurasian continent 0.5 mm eastward.

If we dropped a billion hydrogen bombs into the universe, would it destroy the solar system or produce other astonishing changes? The answer is: humans, you think too much. The power of nuclear weapons is indeed inestimable, but in the face of nature, it is still like scratching an itch.

Compare the power of the asteroid impact that caused mass extinction of species on the earth tens of millions of years ago. According to the scientific model built by NASA today, the destructive power of the asteroid was equal to 3 billion. Two hydrogen bombs detonated simultaneously.

You must know that even so, it did not shake the internal structure of the earth, but only caused some major changes on the surface. Not to mention the vast universe, the hydrogen bomb is just a joke.

Human civilization still has a long way to go if it wants to continue to develop.