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Is the nuclear bomb risk greater than any other risk to the human species?
uuummm i guess so
Why was the bomb disposal robot invented to diffuse bombs?
B/c that way, you don't have to put a human at risk if the bomb should go off.
Can a bomb destroy a hurricane formation and reduce its risk?
its never been tried but mabey
Why didn't japan listen to American when American told them we were going to bomb then?
they did not listen as at this point the world had never seen a bomb this powerful. also the japanese were nieve as they thought the americans would not bomb and be at risk from retaliation
What is Risk analysis based on assets and?
Assets and LOCATION
What Does A Slight Risk of severe Storms Mean?
In assessing the risk of severe storms the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has three general risk levels: SLGT (slight), MDT (moderate), and HIGH.A location within a region that is under a slight risk has at least a 15% chance of having a severe thunderstorm come within 25 miles or a 10% or greater chance of a tornado coming within 25 miles.A severe thunderstorm is a thunderstorm that produces at least one of the following:Winds to at least 58 mphHail to 1 inch diameter or greaterA tornado
In which type of location is earthquakes risk the greatest?
at plate boundaries
On which of the following things is risk analysis based?
assets and location
What is the location of the code?
I dont wanna take a risk and tell, sorry
Is it possible to flip a 747 upside down?
Yes, at least once, and was actually done on a demonstration flight of the Boeing 707. It should be possible on the 747 as well, but there might be some gravity-fed equipment you would risk damaging in the process. source: http://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?DisplayPage=output.cfm&File_Id=390
What Does a MDT Risk of severe storms mean?
In assessing the risk of severe storms the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has three general risk levels: SLGT (slight), MDT (moderate), and HIGH.A location within a region that is under a moderate risk has at least a 45% chance of having a severe thunderstorm come within 25 miles or a 15% or greater chance of a tornado coming within 25 miles. This usually indicates a significant severe weather event will take place.A severe thunderstorm is a thunderstorm that produces at least one of the following:Winds to at least 58 mphHail to 1 inch diameter or greaterA tornado
What is the main factor in determining the risk that a location might have an earthquake?
Magnitude :D
