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Does the US have a 200 megaton nuclear bomb?
No, the largest ever built were 25 megaton warheads for the Titan II. But these were never installed on missiles, instead 9 megaton warheads were used. All Titan ICBMs are long retired and there were only 50 built total. Currently the largest yield US bombs are roughly 600 kilotons.
Are nuclear missiles explosive?
Although the missiles themselves are not intended to explode, malfunctions can cause the missiles to explode in flight. This was a repeated problem during early development of most missiles intended to carry nuclear warheads; some even exploded directly on the launchpad. One Titan II missile even exploded in its silo, throwing its warhead nearly a mile away (but without the warhead exploding).The nuclear warhead or warheads carried by the missile are clearly explosive, some with yields up to 20 megatons. But they are no longer attached to the missle when they explode. The missile carries the warhead or warheads into space, where they separate and the warhead or warheads reenter the atmosphere, then explode about a mile above a city or just below the ground surface near a missile silo or other fortified military facility.
Who buillt the titan nuclear missiles?
US, manufactured by Martin Company.
How many nuclear missiles does the United States have?
At the peak the US had 1052 ICBMs (1000 Minuteman & 52 Titan) plus SLBMs, IRBMs, SRBMs, and Cruise Missiles in various lesser quantities. The Minutemans have always been the largest quantity of one type and now even some of them have been retired to meet START limits. Counting all types of missiles capable of carrying a nuclear warhead the US might still have somewhere under 2500, but the exact number is probably classified and most nuclear capable Cruise Missiles and SRBMs are normally armed with just conventional warheads (so they wouldn't count).
If 10 titan 2 nuclear missiles hit the earth with 100 miles between each blast would mankind be wiped out from radiation or the blast?
The impact of 10 Titan 2 nuclear missiles would cause widespread devastation, with immediate blast effects and subsequent radiation exposure affecting a large area. While it would not completely wipe out mankind, the destruction and radiation fallout would have severe consequences on human life, infrastructure, and the environment. Recovery would be difficult and long-term effects could be significant.
What is the biggest nuclear bomb US made?
I have heard that it was a Titan II warhead at 25 megatons, but have not verified.
Why does Titan have such a nitrogen-rich atmosphere?
Titan's nitrogen-rich atmosphere is believed to be the result of outgassing from its interior, along with the capture of nitrogen and other volatile compounds from the early solar nebula. The lack of substantial geological activity on Titan has allowed the atmosphere to retain these gases over time.
What is better bleach or attack on titan?
Attack on Titan
What does the atmosphere do to radiation?
Radiation has many effects. UV radiation dissociates O2, which is where ozone (O3) comes from, as well as from lightning discharges--another form of electromagnetic radiation. Cosmic ray radiation also transmute stable nitrogen 14 into the unstable carbon 14 isotope. This isotope is useful for dating organic materials up to about 60,000 (ten half lives) years old. It Titan's atmosphere solar UV radiation dissociates hydrogen from methane, resulting in longer, more complex hydrocarbon chains.
Was Echo a Titan?
No, she was not a Titan. She was a nymph.
what is the strongest titan?
The founding titan
Who is the titan of time?
kronos is the titan of time
