It moved from the original seven minutes to midnight, to three minutes to midnight. Lawrence Krauss, chair of the Bulletin, said, "The danger of some sort of nuclear catastrophe is greater than ...

It now stands at three minutes before midnight. The BAS was created in 1945 by the scientists who had participated in the Manhattan Project, developing the atomic bomb. They came up with the ...

Credit: Win McNamee/Getty Images) The "Doomsday Clock" is now at 2 minutes to midnight. Are you scared ... calculations and temperature targets. Original image has been replaced.

“As of today,” Bulletin president Rachel Bronson told reporters, “it is two minutes to midnight” — as close as the world has ever been to the hour of apocalypse. In moving the clock ...

A panel of scientists and policy experts moved their Doomsday Clock 30 seconds closer to midnight on Thursday, citing President Trump's rhetoric on nuclear weapons, environmental deterioration due ...

The closest the Doomsday Clock has ever been to midnight was in 1953, when it reached 2 minutes to midnight after the U.S. tested a H-Bomb for the first time. To read the entire statement about ...

Now, 70 years later, members have moved the clock from three minutes to midnight, where it remained for a couple of years, half a minute closer to an apocalypse, according to a brief statement.