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This powerful but complex weapon uses the fusion of heavy isotopes of hydrogen, deuterium, and tritium to release large numbers of neutrons when the fusile (sometimes termed "fusionable") material is compressed by the energy released by a fission device called a primary.
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Analysis of the radioactive fallout from this bomb revealed it to be a fission-fusion-fission weapon, a "hydrogen bomb" with an outer sheath of natural uranium to increase the yield.
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Such a blast, featuring temperatures 10 to 100 million degrees Celsius should normally leave nothing intact, still, the pair of NASA's Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory (STEREO) spacecraft in orbit of the Sun (at different points) have recorded a 90 minute worth of intact neutral hydrogen atoms passing by,
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First developed by the United States in the early 1950s, the hydrogen or thermonuclear bomb is perhaps a thousand times more powerful than a uranium- or plutonium-based fission bomb, making it effectively the nuclear weapon's nuclear weapon. ... Hence, a hydrogen bomb is really a composite weapon.
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How does the trigger explosion initiate thermonuclear reactions before the whole weapon blows apart? ... Explain why hydrogen bombs are also called "fission-fusion-fission" weapons.
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Greg and I are actively collaborating to provide the broadest variety of nuclear weapon information, in the most convenient form that we can. The two sites each have a different focus. The Nuclear Weapon Archive provides current information, technical data, and informative write-ups.
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Kelly and Scotty are sent to a tiny Italian village, in hopes of locating a downed plane carrying a hydrogen bomb. The weapon turns out to ... Kelly and Scotty are sent to a tiny Italian village, in hopes of locating a downed plane carrying a hydrogen bomb. The weapon turns out to be in the hands of a wily peasant...
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a hydrogen fusion bomb, a device he called the “super.” The idea for the hydrogen bomb came from another scientist, Enrico Fermi. Fermi suggested that the fusion of hydrogen atoms might create an even more powerful force than splitting them.
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