How has the atom bomb been improved?

Answer 1

A number of improvements have been made in nuclear weapons. They involve the more precise construction (the shape or geometry of the bomb) and the more efficient method of triggering the device. These changes have allowed us to make nuclear weapons that will fit easily in an overnight bag and have permitted us to package numbers of them in a single missile for delivery on multiple targets. All with a minimized probability of a dud, and a maximized (or even a variable) yield.

Answer 2

The size and weight of the weapons has been reduced, along with improved safety devices, and variable yields. The weapons have been "ruggedized" to permit them to function in a variety of environments.

Answer 3

The atom bomb has been improved through advancements in nuclear technology, resulting in more efficient designs and increased destructive power. These improvements have led to the development of more powerful and precise nuclear weapons with greater yields and more sophisticated delivery systems. Additionally, advancements in miniaturization have made it possible to create smaller, more portable nuclear devices.