Techno-Science.net on MSN11d
Why are nuclear weapons so difficult and dangerous to produce? 💥
July 16, 1945, marked a turning point in history with the first nuclear test, named Trinity, in the New Mexico desert in the ...
The Oak Ridger on MSN6d
Rediscovering the "Forgotten Creators" of the German atomic bomb
According to several of the sources, German forces placed many concentration camp prisoners at the test site as human guinea ...
Creative Review21d
The history of nuclear poster design
“The anti-nuclear posters show up when populations react to either the pronounced presence of nuclear weapons in a given neighborhood or ... by Milton Glaser “Most graphic design historians and poster ...
The National Interest on MSN12d
Nuclear Nightmare: Meet America’s New B61-12 Gravity Bomb
What makes the B61-12 particularly impressive is the bomb’s ability to adjust its destructive yield depending on the ...
Centrifuge: getting to the good uranium
Enrichment centrifuge separates U-235 from natural uranium for nuclear power and weapons, using centrifugal force in stages.
The New York Times26d
America’s Allies Are Shaken, and Now They’re Taking Action
The nations don’t need nuclear weapons to deter adversaries from a nuclear attack, according to the policy, because the United States guarantees to strike back on its allies’ behalf.
Defense One28d
Experts fear cascade of nuclear proliferation as Trump shakes alliances
potential explosive testing to ensure a design works, etc. will all take time,” said the former senior White House official. Also, any country launching a nuclear weapon program would likely ...