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Superheated helium gas passes through the metal and leaves pores that weaken and gradually destroy the nuclear fusion reactor.
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China is about to have nuclear missiles that can
Hoa Nam newspaper In the morning, the 8th test took place in early November at an unknown location in the western desert of China.
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Lightning triggers nuclear reactions during the storm
Japanese researchers found evidence that thunderstorms triggered nuclear reactions in the air.
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The nuclear suitcase always follows the American president
The nuclear suitcase is a symbol of military power and responsibility for the US president. It is always beside the leader, whether the White House boss is in the countr…
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The crazy idea of using nuclear weapons in history
Since its invention, nuclear weapons have been used for many different purposes. Among them there are pretty ideas
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The 10 greatest female geniuses in human history
Historically there is no shortage of female geniuses who have made great contributions to human development. Here are 10 most famous female geniuses.
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Mysterious red button on the US President's desk
There is always a red button on the desk of the US President, usually next to the phone, but nobody knows what its true use is.
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USS-Virginia - American steel fist in the ocean
Special construction materials, with unique aerodynamic design combined with water jet engines, help Virginia submarines operate much more smoothly than competitors.
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Russia developed a more secret weapon than a nuclear bomb
The Russian defense industry is developing new devices that are more powerful than nuclear bombs.
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Mistakes make scientists pay with life
Sometimes small errors in the research process can also take scientists' lives.
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The most powerful thermonuclear bombs in the world
North Korea announced on September 3 that it had successfully tried a thermonuclear bomb with an explosion of about 50-60 kiloton, equivalent to 5 bombs dropped on Hiros…
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The doctrine beats Israel's nuclear nuclear opponent
North Korea's continuous test of missiles and nuclear bombs made the United States increasingly concerned that Pyongyang was about to possess weapons of mass destruction…
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Radiation levels increased near the place where the North tried the H bomb
Monitoring stations on the China-Korea border detect a trend of increased radiation, but experts suspect this may be due to natural causes instead of the H. bomb test.
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Uranium enrichment: Death technology
Iran's implementation of uranium enrichment technology has raised international concerns
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Differences between atomic bombs and fusion
Thermonuclear bombs (H bombs) are believed by scientists to be more powerful but not as common as atomic bombs (A bombs).