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What was the most Important consequence of World War 2?
This question is a matter of opinion there are many choices, including but not limited to: -The oppression of the jews -A low un imployment rate in countries, including Gremany and the United States -The invention of the atomic bomb
Who did the US bomb in 1998-99 because thay refused to allow the un inspectors to examine its capability for creating atomic?
Iraq
Which nation did the us bomb in 1998-99 because it refused to allow un inspectors to examine its capability for creating atomic biological and chemical weapons of mass destruction?
Iraq
Can a tornado be stoped can a type bomb like a concuscion bomb be dropped in a un populated area?
No
What ''invention'' did Vannevar Bush write about un a 1945 essay?
airplane
What happened in June of 1952?
In June 1952, the United States conducted its first successful atomic bomb test as part of Operation Ivy, specifically the detonation of the hydrogen bomb known as Ivy Mike on November 1, 1952, which was the first test of a thermonuclear weapon. Additionally, during this month, the Korean War continued, with ongoing military engagements between North and South Korea, along with the involvement of UN forces. This period was marked by significant geopolitical tensions related to the Cold War.
In the Korean War when UN forces were driven back refused to let the commanding general bomb China.?
The Commander in Chief, President Truman refused to use atomic weapons.
How do you pilot the bomb in one of the first levels of Halo 2?
You cannot pilot the Covenant bomb. It is a cutscene and Master Chief deliberately aimed the bomb into the Covenant ship so it is un-pilot-able. Sorry.
Where was the third atom bomb built?
On an island that is un-charted off the coast of Guam (U.S.A)
What is one indication that a UN explained ordinance s a chemical bomb?
How are missiles different from rockets
Why is ununtrium called that?
Un means one, tri means 3. So, literally, Ununtrium means 113 (un-un-tri) 113 is also the atomic number of Ununtrium (abbreviation=Uut). The same applies to Unununium, or Uuu (atomic number 111), Ununbium (atomic number 112, bi=two), Ununquadium (atomic number 114, quad=four), and Ununpentium (atomic number 115, pent=five). However, recently scientists have discovered unununium to be Roentgenium and Ununbium to be Copernicium.
Do you have to pay royalties if you make the technology that are in movies?
I don't think so, as those "inventions" are most likely just a name and cardboard un-working version of the plausible un-patented invention.
