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What would happen if the US sent two nuclear bombs to the north and south poles?
Depending on the strength of the warheads of the nuclear bombs, they would melt a considerable amount of ice and put radiation into the atmosphere. However, the damage would be mostly local and unnoticed.
How do you put just deserts in a sentence?
Deserts.
Who are the designers of the atomic bomb used in nagasaki and Heroshima?
The nuclear bomb is the result of the The Manhattan Project. Robert Oppenheimer was the person put in charge of making the atomic bombs.
Why does your cream of wheat explode when you put it in the microwave?
You left it in too long and it started a nuclear reaction, thus you can get a nuclear bomb by getting a bunch of cream of wheat.
Is it true that the atomic bomb couldn't exist without radioactivity?
Simply to put it Yes. Atomic Bombs is a form as Nuclear bomb and Nuclear products/elements such as Uranium 235 (a material used in a atomic bomb) emits radioactive particles. Radioactivity Particles = radioactivity.
Who powerfull in atomic bomb and nuclear bomb?
Atomic bombs and nuclear bombs are technically the same thing: bombs that get their energy from the atomic nucleus.However there are two different processes for getting this energy: fission and fusion. Fission splits large nuclei into smaller ones, fusion joins small nuclei into larger ones. Both release energy from atomic nuclei.Fission bombs are limited to a maximum yield of 500 KTon to 1 MTon, because if you put too much fuel in them they will be supercritical before you even want them to detonate and they will fizzle, giving negligible yield instead of the desired very high yield.Fusion bombs have no such problem and can be made with as high a yield as desired, only limited by the capacity of the delivery vehicle.However modern nuclear weapons are rarely made pure fission or fusion. They are instead made some mixture of both to meet mission requirements, delivery vehicle capability, and production costs. It has also been shown that bombs with yields over about 400 KTon rarely have practical military value, lower yield bombs do more damage per ton of yield than higher yield bombs do.
How many bomb were droped in World War 2?
I have seen the figure of 7 million tons of bombs were dropped, thrown or put into artillery. I think the figure is probably higher world wide. The number of bombs is not how the military records and accounts for bombs. They go by tonnage not by each individual bomb. Trust me if you counted the individual bombs there would tens of millions of them because some air raids dropped over ten thousand bombs in one mission.
How long will the reserves of coal last in China?
maybe not for a long time because of the plant bombs happening there so there might not be no more coals because of these bombs. thats why we need to put a stop to these harmful things. also the nuclear radiation has a harmful effect on the earth. think before you do!!!
Why did Japan surrender the War?
because first off they were in great need of supplies due to the fact that most countries put an embargo on them. also they were losing ground when the allies started island hopping not to mention the fact that we dropped TWO atomic bombs on them
How do you put flower bombs in your bomb bag in Zelda The Wind Waker?
Flower bombs can't be put into your bomb bag. Only regular bombs can be in a bomb bag. Also, once you remove a bomb from your bomb bag, it can not be put back into the bag
Are nuclear bombs being used in Iraq?
Nuclear Devices aren't being used in Iraq and Afghanistan and probably won't be used due to the amount of innocent civilians that might be harmed if a nuclear device is used because terrorists from al-queda and the taliban are hiding and operating among civilians to prevent the coalition forces of using the nuclear devices from being used against them hindering them incapable to launch them and put them in use.
Who put the bombs in France?
ISIS claimed responsibility.
