Elon Musk has faced significant backlash after downplaying the impact of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during a recent interview with Donald Trump. While discussing nuclear power, Musk claimed that fears surrounding nuclear energy are exaggerated, stating that the cities are 'full cities again' and 'not as scary as people think.' His comments triggered outrage on social media, with critics accusing him of minimizing the historical significance and human cost of the bombings, which killed over 200,000 people. Musk's remarks also included a controversial reference to the Fukushima disaster, which he described as not dangerous, further intensifying criticism from experts. Trump supported Musk's views on nuclear energy, suggesting it needs rebranding due to its historical stigma. The discourse has ignited a broader debate about the perception of nuclear power and its safety.