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Using nuclear bombs, large antimatter or planetary weapons of the size of Mars can cause the Earth to break into thousands of pieces.
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Using nuclear bombs, large antimatter or planetary weapons of the size of Mars can cause the Earth to break into thousands of pieces.
When it comes to radiation, we often imagine big explosions or scary transformations, but that's incomplete.
US defense officials have confirmed that the High-Level Defense Defense System, also known as the donkey name defense system THAAD has been successfully deployed in Sout…
Three tanks of 80-ton nuclear reactors were transported by river under strict police protection.
It is possible that in the near future ice in the Arctic will no longer be a big problem for US military warships and submarines.
At exactly 4 pm on October 6, Vietnam, the Nobel Committee announced the owner of the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Although this achievement lasts not long, but enough to show how renewable energy has made great progress.
By using nuclear energy to operate the spaceship, Russian scientists believe that it is possible to shorten the journey to Mars to 45 days, much faster than the previous…
According to Vuong Huu Tan, Director of the Nuclear Radiation Safety Department (Ministry of Science), not only in Vietnam but in the world, finding lost or lost radioac…
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This year's Nobel Peace Prize is expected to belong to German Chancellor Angela Merkel because of her response to the immigration crisis or US Secretary of State John Ke…
On the occasion of Russia's Nuclear Industry celebrating its 70th anniversary, on September 23, 2015, Russian state-owned technology corporation Rosatom issued a number…
Japan will restart its nuclear power program today after two years of disruption due to community concerns related to the Fukushima disaster.
The Tsar Bomba is the largest, most powerful nuclear weapon ever exploded, and remains the most powerful explosive device ever detonated in human history.