The test once again confirmed the reliability of the concentration-type nuke detonation control system fully verified through a nuclear warhead detonation test and test-launches of various ballistic rockets.
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And the North's detonation of a nuclear device on Jan.
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Crucially, the intercepted packages were obtained by authorities before detonation.
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This image shows the Trinity fireball 15 seconds after detonation.
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In 1945, the Manhattan Project tests the first nuclear detonation.
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Another detonation gutted the area again almost a year later.
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Or perhaps it was the detonation of a nuclear device.
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It's traditionally an occasion for a big test launch or detonation.
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So you, as a voter, get to participate in the detonation.
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Nuclear detonation can generate temperatures in tens of millions of degrees.
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Chemical bombs are designed to spray out the liquid on detonation.
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It is unclear whether that was accidental or a deliberate detonation.
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The most recent nuclear detonation happened after Trump assumed the presidency.
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We ran into the hotel lobby as another detonation rattled its windows.
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"We probably would've seen a nuclear detonation at this point," he said.
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The higher the octane number, the greater the fuel's resistance to detonation.
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Krytrons are devices used to trigger the detonation of a nuclear device.
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There are no plans to cancel the nuclear detonation preparation webinar, however.
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Do you think that could be a full missile to detonation test?
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Those attacks include the detonation of a suicide vest outside a soccer game.
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A spokesman for Bollwage had earlier described the blast as a controlled detonation.
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It posted a video clip showing a controlled detonation of many explosive devices.
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Those attacks included the detonation of a suicide vest outside a soccer match.
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A counter (bottom left) shows the number of frames elapsed after a detonation.
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Everything turns a bright white save the detonation and plume of giant smoke.
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Tribe 8's gender detonation probably primed the pump for the show's headliners.
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The estimate was that only 25 minutes would elapse between launch and detonation.
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Smoke rises from an apparent bomb detonation outside the U.S. embassy in Beijing.
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Inside St. George's, the flowers looked like exploding white bouquets frozen mid-detonation.
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Upon detonation, the device is designed to cause large zones of radioactive contamination.
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Nonnuclear governments feel concerned because if there is a nuclear detonation… radiation spreads.
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The detonation of a few nuclear weapons could destroy most life on earth.
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Police near the detonation of a package bomb at a Schertz, Texas, FedEx facility.
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He was killed by a detonation device in the standoff with police, Brown said.
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Police have now announced that a controlled detonation was carried out after the incident.
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The preparation of TATP can easily result in accidental detonation if mistakes are made.
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The police said they had been alerted to the detonation just after 10 p.m.
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Users could fast-forward to also see where the suspects went after the detonation.
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It appeared that the blast on Tuesday represented, for the bomber, a premature detonation.
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Shortly after the detonation on Sunday, the global networks detected a smaller shock wave.
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To propel, through self-detonation, bolts and nails into kids is a particular infamy.
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By design, their detonation produced waves of pressure that were highly focused and concentrated.
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The sound of three low, ominous sirens broadcast on national television preceded the detonation.
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Trump's tweet, a detonation in the trade war, sent major U.S. stock indexes tumbling Friday.
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The blast propelled the dumpster 203 feet and shattered windows 400 feet above the detonation.
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The blast propelled the Dumpster 203 feet and shattered windows 400 feet above the detonation.
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The fifth nuclear test in September was the North's most powerful atomic detonation to date.
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The most notorious of these experiments was the Castle Bravo detonation on March 1, 1954.
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Matt Tonroe were killed by the detonation of an "improvised explosive device" on March 30.
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He was the last person to see the weapon before its detonation changed human history.
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It also released a small camera called DCAM3 to capture the detonation as it occurred.
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"The devastation I saw, I thought was equivalent to a nuclear detonation," Dr. Kadlec said.
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The detonation of the first atomic bomb by the United States over Hiroshima on Aug.
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Klaus Fuchs, a physicist, was arrested in early 1950, shortly after the first Soviet detonation.
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Detonation and disappointment Finally, the time had come, and we donned bright yellow safety helmets and, tailed by medics in case one of us sprained an ankle or was hit by debris, we trooped up to an observation deck to watch the first tunnel's detonation.
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While this bombing happened, Hayabusa2 was far away from detonation site to keep the spacecraft safe.
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The last time this happened, it was thanks to the underground detonation of a nuclear device.
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The sound of a deflagration, Elon's "fast fire," is different from that of a detonation wave.
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First, the gloves on two of the suspects prompted speculation that they were hiding detonation devices.
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The Mogul team successfully detected a Soviet nuclear detonation before the project was cancelled in 1950.
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But it quickly became clear that the detonation was inadvertent and not an act of terrorism.
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"We now assess that this was a detonation of an improvised explosive device," Rowley told reporters.
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But there was no evidence the test involved a nuclear detonation or an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Concussion Mine: Remote-detonation mine that remains active until it explodes, is destroyed or another is placed.
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And this Sunday, she reemerged to inform North Koreans that a sixth nuclear detonation had gone smoothly.
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The actual Hiroshima mushroom cloud, a photo taken from the Enola Gay a few minutes after detonation.
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When tested on that July morning in New Mexico, it became the world's first nuclear bomb detonation.
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Knowledgeable observers warn that that an EMP detonation is more than just abstract theory or science fiction.
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Electromagnetic pulse is an intense wave of electrical energy generated by the detonation of a nuclear weapon.
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Analysts said seismic readings of Wednesday's detonation were not powerful enough for a typical hydrogen bomb's explosion.
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Taylor used a mirror to focus the light from the detonation onto the tip of his cigarette.
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But the canisters had no detonation device, and the pressure cooker had no explosive material, Henry said.
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After detonation, we can expect a shockwave radiating outward and carrying upwards of 140 kilotons of energy.
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The facility in suburban Tulsa was closed at the time, and nobody was harmed by the detonation.
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There was no independent confirmation that the detonation was a hydrogen bomb rather than an atomic device.
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But Smith said witnesses have not reported seeing any detonation while the plane was in the air.
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Sure, the two of them set up the conditions of the experiment, and deleted bombs before detonation.
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When a ship passes above, the mine senses a change to the magnetic field density, triggering a detonation.
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According to the new models, the detonation chamber was located about 1,476 feet (450 meters) below the summit.
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When the two objects collide, the kill vehicle should, theoretically, obliterate the warhead without causing a nuclear detonation.
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The first nuclear detonation in 1945 split history itself: the time before the bomb and the time after.
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For many, born just decades before, this ungodly chemistry, a nuclear detonation, was all-but-too-luckily avoided.
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"After a nuclear detonation, people will need to understand why they and their families are safest staying sheltered."
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Pyongyang claimed the detonation successfully tested a hydrogen bomb that could be loaded onto an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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But the detonation of even a small number of nuclear weapons in North Korea would produce hellish results.
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The higher the octane, the greater its ability to prevent the unruly type of combustion engineers call detonation.
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The ponds turn out to be craters caused by the detonation of massive mines during the first World War.
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North Korea's latest detonation seemingly triggered some "secondary event," though what exactly that was remains a subject of debate.
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MORE: Etihad flight diverted by reported bathroom arsonist MORE: Wi-FI hot spot called 'Mobile Detonation Device' delays flight
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At least two kinds of widespread complacency make medical planning for a large nuclear detonation more difficult, Dallas added.
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The North Korean military's last nuclear test was in January, a test they claimed was a hydrogen bomb detonation.
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Police intervened after fans starting running in all directions following a detonation of unknown origin, the source told Reuters.
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One of the most surprising features of this public self-detonation is that Andrew chose to do the interview.
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Though it claimed the event was the detonation of a hydrogen bomb, the U.S. has viewed that claim skeptically.
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"We now assess that this was a detonation of an improvised explosive device," he said at a news conference.
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Keeping things relatively raw, this set of stripped-back dancefloor detonation devices sees Hood doing his thing with aplomb.
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That skill can enable police to track down the source of the vapors, hopefully in time to stop detonation.
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They intervened after fans starting running in all directions following a detonation of unknown origin, the source told Reuters.
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Some recall the detonation, which could be heard from miles away, and others the potent shock wave it caused.
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Growing evidence suggests that North Korea may soon conduct another underground detonation in its effort to make nuclear arms.
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All three previously known Los Alamos spies told the Soviets of a secret bomb-detonation method known as implosion.
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They say that the detonation was a precautionary measure and that it was not a suspicious device, but abandoned clothing.
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The new rules broaden the definition of which types of munitions meet safety requirements beyond the 99 percent detonation rate.
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Now, though, trainers can use TATP as beads encased in a polymer that prevents detonation but also releases the odour.
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Variable factors such as location of the detonation, burst altitude and weapon yield will dictate the effectiveness of the attack.
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It is significant that the Kim regime did halt tests of its nuclear weapons since the September 2017 nuclear detonation.
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The attack began Monday afternoon with the detonation of a vehicle bomb at the gates to the building, Danish said.
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A section of the document titled "Nuclear Operations" detailed what war might look like in a post-nuclear detonation world.
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It lists examples such as using computer models that simulate a nuclear bomb, or designing multi-point, explosive detonation systems.
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And over the years there have been a number of nuclear mishaps that resulted in lost bombs and near-detonation.
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The North also carried out its sixth and most powerful nuclear detonation, which the regime claimed was a hydrogen device.
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It is not known how much time elapsed between the planting of the bomb and its detonation on Sunday night.
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What's most terrifying is that shocking rupture in the state of what had been, up until the moment of detonation.
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An accidental detonation last Wednesday, however, which killed two members of the group, forced them to scale back the attacks.
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Learn how planning and preparation efforts for a nuclear detonation are similar and different from other emergency response planning efforts.
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The new satellite images of the Punggye-ri nuclear test site were taken Monday, the day after the nuclear detonation.
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The detonation of explosives triggered panic at a ceremony in Bamenda, an English-speaking town in the northwest of Cameroon.
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Its hypergolic propellants — nitrogen tetroxide and unsymmetrical dimethyl hydrazine — ignited only when they combined, creating a fast and reliable detonation.
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Many of them said they'd been positioned much closer to the point of detonation than in the footage I'd seen.
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In addition to the detonation of the mines, the solar storm caused power disruptions and telegraph line outages, as Carter reports.
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In November, the UN cut one of Pyongyang's major income sources, coal exports, in response to a nuclear detonation in September.
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North Korea claimed its latest nuclear test was a detonation of a thermonuclear weapon built for its developmental intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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A mobile hot spot with the name "Mobile Detonation Device" had some Qantas Airways passengers refusing to fly over the weekend.
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North Korea has conducted its sixth nuclear detonation and has fired missiles that could potentially carry a nuclear warhead this year.
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Eventually, the extra mass the dwarf has accreted triggers a runaway fusion reaction in its core, resulting in a huge detonation.
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Five hundred grams of the homemade explosive TATP and a detonation device were found in their car, according to Belgian investigators.
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Living Through The Trump Era Means Being Bored & Terrified At The Same TimeNorth Korea's "Pink Lady" Makes Nuclear Detonation Sound Cheerful
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Bomb squad members conduct a nuclear detonation drill at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center near Butlerville, Indiana on Thursday, May 10th, 2007.
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The command signals that connect drones to their operators on the ground are similar to the detonation signals for roadside IEDs.
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The quake that followed whatever detonation occurred, several sources said, was far smaller than what a formidable H-bomb would create.
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Since North Koreans often celebrate important dates with spectacular shows, the approaching 10th anniversary of its first nuclear detonation on Oct.
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He had attempted suicide twice before, and officials had not yet identified a motive for the detonation as of early Monday.
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Imagine cheaply made, unmanned aerial vehicles that bomb areas and leave, all before people on the ground even hear the detonation.
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That suggests that the bomb maker (or makers) was less expert at detonation using timers or remote control, Mr. Stewart said.
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The transportation risks would be enormous, including the chance of an accidental detonation before the nuclear device reached the target zone.
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Last month, Washington sent warships into the Sea of Japan as a deterrent to the North's conducting a new atomic detonation.
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Solid sales of a new SUV will be needed merely to meet mounting interest payments and avoid a balance sheet detonation.
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Designed during the Cold War, each E-4B, or "Nightwatch," is built to endure the immediate aftermath of a nuclear detonation.
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" Such concern was underscored last week, when the CDC announced a briefing on the "Public Health Response to a Nuclear Detonation.
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His 2023 "Saigon," a detonation of racist stereotypes, ruined bodies, and cartoon snark, was a kind of weaponized, offend-everyone Surrealism.
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I love the way The Strain treats the detonation of a nuclear bomb as just another shitty thing that can happen.
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Each detonation has set off a larger earthquake, indicating that the bomb North Korea is testing sets off a larger explosion.
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A report I found on the CDC's website called "Detonation of an Improvised Nuclear Device" details how the CDC and FEMA, in partnership with Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE), tested media messages about what to do after the detonation of an improvised nuclear device (aka a dirty bomb, the kind meant to spread fallout and panic).
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Think of Amazon threatening to take on America's rotten drug-distribution industry, or Netflix's detonation of the cable-TV racket in America.
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In other words, someone else made the device, but Abedi carried it on his person all the way to the detonation point.
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"It was clear the main aim of the proposed detonation was a PR exercise and a show of one-upmanship," Reiffel said.
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Arguably, it would have been more difficult to land instruments on the moon prior to the detonation, which the 1959 paper recommended.
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At the sound of a distant detonation—dynamite fishing, although illegal, is common in the area—a small shark swims hurriedly away.
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Which means the Dallas PD may have stored audio and visual for all of its communications with Johnson prior to the detonation.
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He added that Hawaii could face a tsunami from the detonation over the sea, but didn't know how big it would be.
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One of Aurora's primary functions would be simulating nuclear blasts, a pillar of weapons development since the ban of live detonation testings.
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Your garden-variety stellar detonation just doesn&apost have enough raw oomph to spit out particles at the speeds we&aposre considering.
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After deploying SCI and before detonation, Hayabusa2 had to reposition itself at a safe distance, out of the path of potential debris.
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"The initial technical examination also showed that the car contained explosives, and the collision led to their detonation," a ministry statement said.
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The Vela satellites were built to detect gamma ray radiation from any nuclear detonation tests that the USSR might conduct in space.
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The blast triggered a 5.3-magnitude seismological event; which said the data showed the detonation was more likely a boosted fission weapon.
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Kenyan police chief Joseph Boinnet said the attack began with an explosion targeting cars followed by a detonation from a suicide bomber.
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A senior official at the Defense Ministry later told reporters that it had concluded that a nuclear detonation had caused the tremor.
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Reiterating past remarks, the official said one step was to conduct an above-ground nuclear detonation or "large-scale hydrogen bomb" test.
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But while a shot is limited by one direction and destination, a detonation has the helpful habit of going everywhere at once.
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North Korea also conducting its sixth and most powerful nuclear test in September, which Pyongyang said was a successful hydrogen bomb detonation.
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In response, North Korea's foreign minister reportedly said the nation may set off the "most powerful" hydrogen bomb detonation in the Pacific.
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The girl counts the petals on the flower, until she's interrupted by a male voice counting ominously — followed by a nuclear detonation.
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Ri's threat is significant because such a detonation would move North Korea's nuclear weapons activities beyond its borders for the first time.
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When he awoke, he found that he had been thrown many yards by the detonation of the atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
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Analysts say the first blast was a plutonium bomb, as was a second detonation just months into the Obama administration in 2009.
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The area was evacuated, the Police Department's bomb squad was called in and found a crude bomb that had failed during detonation.
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When the projectile impacted, the detonation of the hollow-charge warhead collapsed the conical metal liner and blasted it through the target.
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The area was evacuated, the Police Department's bomb squad was called in and found a crude bomb that had failed during detonation.
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But experts were unsure if this was cosmetic and irreversible -- journalists, not experts, were the only ones invited to the detonation ceremony.
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The octane rating posted on the pump is a measure of the fuel's resistance to detonation — combustion gone rogue inside the cylinders.
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To simplify, an electronic fuze is more reliable over the long term and the detonation can be timed to be extremely precise.
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"Investigators are dealing with what they believe is the detonation of an improvised explosive device," the Saskatoon Police Service said in a statement.
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The seismic wave left by the explosion was smaller than what most experts would expect from the detonation of a true thermonuclear weapon.
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According to The West Australian, a passenger on QF481 spotted a Wi-Fi hotspot titled "Mobile Detonation Device" and advised a crew member.
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In the ensuing months, it has followed that detonation with a total of 21 ballistic missile tests, including land- and submarine-based launches.
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As documented by YouTuber Nickaroo93, a Fissure Site detonation spawns multiple Scorchedbeasts, including the current toughest behemoth in the game: a Scorchedbeast Queen.
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As they did so, an explosion rang out close to the well - a controlled detonation by Iraqi sappers of an Islamic State IED.
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For example, it is highly unlikely that the detonation in January involved a hydrogen bomb, which is more powerful than the atomic sort.
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Churkin was speaking to reporters ahead of an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council on North Korea's announcement of a nuclear detonation.
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Chinese geologists claimed in a study the cavity caused by last September's nuclear test collapsed shortly after the detonation, causing a powerful tremor.
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In that cathedral-quiet moment between the detonation of the car bomb and the staccato barrage of gunfire, we knew they were coming.
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In July 1945, the study reported, he was "part of a unit monitoring seismological effects" of the first detonation of the atomic device.
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The attack on the security office involved a suicide bomber, but it was unclear what sort of detonation took place at police headquarters.
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One such type is the rotating detonation engine, an alternative to the standard means of controlling and directing the combustion that creates thrust.
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University of Washington researchers set up a test rotating detonation engine and studied the combustion patterns inside using an ultra-high-speed camera.
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The detonation was so violent the asphalt was pulverized into rocks and sand; a piece of the van was found across the river.
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The report, published shortly after the North's first nuclear detonation, zeroed in on whether the satellites could track Korean missiles on mobile launchers.
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In the outskirts of the city, people anxiously watched the march's progress, while the detonation of gas canisters could be heard from afar.
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Calendars throughout the city also advertised detonation times, as well as the best viewing spots to see flashes or lights or mushroom clouds.
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"There isn&apost a single jurisdiction in America that has anything approaching an adequate plan to deal with a nuclear detonation," he said.
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New satellite images suggest that the country might soon conduct another underground detonation in its effort to learn how to make nuclear weapons.
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It usually employs those terms to refer to casualties caused by the accidental detonation of weapons or explosives used in attacks against Israel.
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That included an Arkema SA petrochemical plant which exploded after company officials said they lost emergency power to cooling systems, making a detonation inevitable.
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It stands nearly six stories tall, is equipped with four colossal engines, and is capable of enduring the immediate aftermath of a nuclear detonation.
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For example, the National Planning Scenarios assume a detonation equivalent to 10 kilotons in TNT, roughly the size of the blast that destroyed Hiroshima.
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This wasn't the case with samples collected farther away from the detonation area, since those samples weren't exposed to such high levels of heat.
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It's a silver box he says another ISIS fighter had carried in a backpack, primed and ready for detonation when he was shot dead.
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After the airport bombing ("A), he left a bomb in a locker at a Greyhound bus station ("L), though police recovered it before detonation.
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A deflagration wave is subsonic, or slower than the speed of sound, whereas a detonation wave is supersonic, faster than the speed of sound.
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The White House had said at the time that the initial analysis of the test showed not consistent with a successful hydrogen bomb detonation.
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A "guidance summary" from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency says residents will be alerted of nuclear detonation through siren alarms and flashing white lights.
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Foreign journalists were welcomed to witness the detonation of the test site, which happened just hours before Trump sent his cancellation letter to Kim.
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No weapons inspectors or nonproliferation experts were invited to witness the detonation, and now initial assessments indicate that the show was essentially a charade.
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Also inside, stretching as far as the eye could see, were bundles of wires and detonation charges to prepare for the tunnels' imminent destruction.
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North Korea's latest nuclear detonation could strengthen that reconciliation, say military officials and defense experts, as the two countries unite against a common threat.
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Even today, some analysts say Russian nuclear doctrine allows for a "de-escalatory strike" — a single nuclear detonation meant to halt a conventional conflict.
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My first impression was that a 15-kiloton detonation was a lot smaller than I expected — I had a sort of "that's it?" feeling.
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The group usually employs the term to refer to casualties caused by the accidental detonation of weapons or explosives used in attacks against Israel.
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It was the detonation of a truck bomb in front of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City just 6900 years before.
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If that's the case, they would increase their exposure to radiation and that's where more deaths would occur, even more than the detonation itself.
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From the sea, a nuclear missile "super fuze" timing element improves the accuracy of submarine-based warheads by allowing for detonation closer to targets.
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In that game, the central set piece is about an American invasion leading to the detonation of a nuclear weapon in the Middle East.
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In contrast, it would be nearly impossible to survive the detonation of the massive multi-megaton bombs developed during the Cold War, he said.
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Though that claim was not immediately verified by U.S. authorities, seismic activity within North Korea suggested a large detonation consistent with a nuclear test.
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In fact, a rehearsal for Trinity — America's first atomic bomb test detonation — was conducted on May 7, 1945, the very day that Germany surrendered.
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In one detonation film, showing Operation Dominic-Housatonic over more than seven minutes, the fireball swells to several miles across, suspended in the sky.
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Assuming the reports are true, the North's most recent nuclear detonation wasn't just another test on a growing list of Kim Jong Un's provocations.
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The test, an underground detonation through which the nation could figure out how to craft nuclear weapons, would have been the latest in a decade.
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A fourth explosion in Austin has injured two, with the scary incident following the detonation of three package bombs in the Texas capital this month.
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This High Explosive munition is designed for maximum fragmentation and will deliver an HE shell airburst detonation above the target to reach the enemy forces.
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The combustion tube is meant to test flame acceleration and deflagration to detonation transition, which, sure, but it's also fantastic to blow things up with.
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It was a supposedly controlled detonation of suspicious van, but police did not clear the surrounding area, and the incident sent panicked civilians scrambling backward.
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Once dry, the reactiveness of HMTD and TATP means there is a risk of accidental detonation if they are jostled or exposed to high temperatures.
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There seems to be no doubt among the media commentators that China-North Korea ties will worsen in the aftermath of the hydrogen bomb detonation.
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The explosion was roughly as big as the atom bomb detonated in 2013; even a failed detonation of an H-bomb would be more powerful.
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That was the detonation, but there was no noise and no sound and nothing to see until our troop master said we could look up.
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Since the detonation, there have been a series of unconfirmed reports that South Korean government agencies have been infected by malware planted by North Korea.
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US intelligence and international arms control officials say preliminary analysis of North Korea's detonation indicates the explosions were not strong enough to destroy the tunnels.
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As it happens, the wait lasts about 50 minutes, when this same family loses its daughter to a powerful C4 detonation near the presidential palace.
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Reiterating remarks made in the past, the official said one step was to conduct an above-ground nuclear detonation or "large-scale hydrogen bomb" test.
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The detonation of a single device in a major urban area would transform world politics at once, as societies struggle for security at all costs.
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The "grand rounds," as they're called, will focus on what federal, state, and local public health programs have done to prepare for a nuclear detonation.
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At the bomblet site, technicians prepared dirt bags to place over the bombie and then uncoiled fuse wire to a detonation point 22005 yards away.
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Deep inside Incirlik, these vaults are some of the last checks against nuclear theft or detonation by, say, a rogue Turkish government or allied militia.
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While modern gasoline engines use electronic controls to detect detonation and adjust accordingly, it's still smart to stick with the recommended fuel for your vehicle.
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The next scene begins with a title card reading July 21, 1945, in White Sands, New Mexico, and the first detonation of the atomic bomb.
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North Korea this year conducted a powerful nuclear test detonation and has test-fired intercontinental ballistic missiles that, if perfected, could reach the U.S. mainland.
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In the southern city of Nice, more than two dozen fans were hurt when the detonation of firecrackers triggered a brief stampede near the seafront.
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Officials in Seoul also said U.S. National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster spoke with his South Korean counterpart for 20 minutes about an hour after the detonation.
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"The reporting that the suspect killed himself is not accurate, we have confirmed that he's been deceased because of the detonation of the bomb," Brown said.
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Fallout includes soil, building fragments, and other material that might get caught up in the cloud of a nuclear detonation and then propelled into the sky.
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Negotiations had failed and the gunman was still shooting at them, so police used C4 with a detonation cord mounted on a Remotec F-5 robot.
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In addition to the parts on his body, the suspect had a wire running down his sleeve that Smith said appeared to be a detonation device.
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Battle for Mosul: All you need to know Suddenly, a massive detonation flashes across a screen, followed by a few muted cheers and some back-slapping.
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China has some hard-hitting advice for ally North Korea following its detonation of a miniaturized hydrogen bomb: Grow up, because nuclear weapons are totally outdated.
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The attacks on Tuesday and Wednesday included detonation of bomb-laden cars around the Dumeir military airport and an assault on the nearby Tishrin power station.
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Because scientists were confident the simpler uranium device built at Oak Ridge would work, it was decided a detonation test was not necessary according to Eckles.
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" With the ET-MP, Hall added, detonation time can be "narrowed down into milliseconds, and until armed, the hand grenade will not be able to detonate.
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What the research also does is act as a reminder of the long-lasting impact that nuclear weapons can have on the environment, decades after detonation.
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North Korea's latest nuclear detonation could crystallise the reconciliation into harmony, say military officials and defense experts, as the two countries unite against a common threat.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has scheduled a briefing for later this month on how to plan and prepare for a nuclear detonation.
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The wires were still attached to a white object, which in turn was next to a single alkaline 210-volt battery, elements of a detonation mechanism.
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I spoke with a few experts to gather an idea of what we could expect from an underwater hydrogen bomb detonation, and what the implications are.
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They were injured when part of their school building near the attack site collapsed from the detonation of a car bomb which began the Taliban attack.
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"This came as the result of the detonation of a landmine the mujahideen had planted for patrols of the French occupation," it said in the statement.
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Also well worth noting were the Marienburg Fahrlay grosses gewächs from Clemens Busch in the Mosel and the "Detonation" from Immich-Batterieberg, also in the Mosel.
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On the same day as the hearing, the Border Patrol and Army Corps of Engineers invited reporters to view a controlled detonation during border wall construction.
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The detonation, which North Korea claims was a successful hydrogen bomb, is opposed with contempt by the international community including China, the Hermit Kingdom's closest ally.
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They believe it was the work of several teams of operatives, which coordinated the timed detonation of all four explosive charges within less than an hour.
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The North's leader Kim Jong Un supervised the exercise that successfully tested the simulated detonation of nuclear warheads mounted on missiles, its official KCNA news agency reported.
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But while preventing manual detonation may deter some groups, it would not prevent sophisticated triggering techniques believed to have been perfected by Al Qaeda and affiliated groups.
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We've already seen the escalation: the frequent missile tests, the unveiling of what is supposed to be a hydrogen bomb, the detonation of a high-yield device.
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As Dad guns it down the highway, the still night is rent with a massive detonation, cratering the highway behind them and spiderwebbing their unbreakable rear window.
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In the aftermath of the detonation, an FBI agent found an ammonium nitrate crystal among the wreckage, which was used to reconstruct how the bomb was made.
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The play's first moments are exhilarating, the cataract of words issuing from Ms. Vevers's mouth suggesting a psychological detonation — the language of love as so much shrapnel.
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For example, the nuclear-armed missile fired from North Korea could veer off course into a neighboring country and cause the unthinkable: detonation in a populated area.
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Preliminary analysis of North Korea's detonation indicates the explosions were not strong enough to destroy the tunnels, a US official with knowledge of the findings told CNN.
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Each scene — enacted on a plain wooden platform bordered by potted trees and shrubs (Adam Rigg is the set designer) — begins with deconstruction and proceeds into detonation.
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While doubting the detonation was actually as powerful as a hydrogen bomb, he pointed out on CNBC's "Squawk Box " this was Pyongyang's fourth nuclear test since 2006.
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Oliver Bühler, a professor of applied mathematics at NYU who studies fluid dynamics, told me that we can definitely expect waves from an underwater hydrogen bomb detonation.
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Buesseler said that radioactive water from a detonation will definitely enter Pacific Ocean currents, but after that, it's extremely difficult to predict where the water will flow.
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Package bombs tend to use a booby-trap detonation technique, meaning the act of opening the envelope can serve as the trigger for the device to explode.
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A soldier climbed on its hood and peered over the paneling, shouting back that he saw a wire that appeared to be part of the detonation system.
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And so, in a desperate attempt to avoid detonation, the utility decided to haul almost 800,000 households backward through time into premodernity, for days at a stretch.
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The North has claimed that last week's detonation, in an underground site, had proven it could build a hydrogen bomb, far more powerful than ordinary atomic weapons.
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The North's leader, Kim Jong Un, supervised the exercise that successfully tested the simulated detonation of nuclear warheads mounted on missiles, its official KCNA news agency reported.
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A controlled detonation was conducted on the device sent to Soros, while the one mailed to Waters' West Coast office was rendered safe by a bomb squad.
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It had a back-up means of detonation and seems to have been similar in design to those used by IS-inspired suicide-bombers in Brussels last year.
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Benjamin, who is the lead physical science technician at the US Army Research Lab's Detonation Science Facility, was disarmingly polite, considering he's the guardian of so much power.
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There was no independent confirmation that the detonation was a hydrogen bomb rather than a less powerful atomic weapon of the kind Pyongyang has tested in the past.
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After checks were conducted on the vehicle, prosecutors said that one of the cylinders was empty, and no explosive or mechanism of detonation was found in the car.
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Liska and his colleagues found that the US, Russia, and China all have weapons that could trigger a nuclear autumn through the detonation of fewer than five bombs.
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The last major incident in Kiev occurred in July, when a prominent investigative journalist, Pavel Sheremet, was killed by the detonation of an explosive device in his car.
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As they waited for further word on the cause, people who felt and heard the detonation said they had been shaken but would carry on with their lives.
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The blast propelled the dumpster more than 278 feet (78 meters) from the detonation site, shattering windows approximately 400 feet away and vertically more than three stories high.
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"High-energy lasers may be able (to) provide a more elegant and controllable method (and) may provide an alternative to 'detonation nanodiamonds' that may be cleaner," Kraus said.
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Related: A Guide to Nuclear Detonation at Tribeca Film Festival How To Build An Atomic Bomb (With CGI) 6 Artists Who Aren't Afraid to Work with Radioactive Materials
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Then, last month North Korea's foreign minister told reporters the regime's leader, Kim Jong Un, was considering "the most powerful detonation of an H-bomb" in the Pacific.
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Haley had said the aggressive regime was "begging for war" after it conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test to date, the detonation of a hydrogen bomb.
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" North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho commented in New York City that Kim could be considering "the most powerful detonation of a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific.
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"It really depends on the size of the weapon, the accuracy of the weapon, the height of detonation and where you are when it goes off," Wellerstein said.
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About 1 million people lived within 100 miles of the detonation at the time, but the numbers of deaths, injuries, and illnesses resulting from the incident are unknown.
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No sign of an imminent nuclear test had been detected, though the North's Punggye-ri complex appears ready for another detonation "at any time", the agency told lawmakers.
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Reiterating remarks made in the past, the official said one step in this process was to conduct an above-ground nuclear detonation or "large-scale hydrogen bomb" test.
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But much smaller nanoflares are happening all the time — about a million per second across the Sun — each equivalent to the detonation of a 50 megaton hydrogen bomb.
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The autopsy showed that a piece of string with a flap of adhesive tape at one end, believed to be the detonation cord, was wrapped around the limb.
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The trailer alludes to a period of extreme weather following a nuclear detonation, eventually leading to a new world — a world where people shoot sawblades from crossbows, apparently.
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The successful detonation of a hydrogen bomb by North Korea would both violate a United Nations Security Council resolution and mark an increase in the country's nuclear capabilities.
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Ri said the potential test of "the most powerful detonation of an H-bomb" would be one possible "highest-level" action against the U.S., according to the report.
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The state's emergency management authorities recently released official guidelines on how to survive a nuclear detonation: Seek shelter in a blast-resistant structure, and do it in minutes.
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One expert said the size of Sunday's detonation, measured by the U.S. Geological Survey at magnitude 6.3, meant it was possible it could be a hydrogen bomb test.
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Though the results had awkward aspects, that opera maintained a strong narrative impetus: Its plot was driven by a countdown to the first detonation of a nuclear bomb.
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An engine not as highly stressed that is designed to burn 215-octane gas doesn't run much risk of detonation, so it gains no benefit from using premium.
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Some of the various bombs found in New York and New Jersey this weekend were stumbled upon by amateur thieves who may have helped prevent their detonation, DNAinfo reports.
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The Ground Rounds session will explore what federal, state, and local governments are planning to do in the event of nuclear detonation, particularly in regards to public health programs.
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Sunday's detonation builds on recent North Korean advances that include test launches in July of two ICBMs that are believed to be capable of reaching the mainland United States.
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North Korea's sixth nuclear test triggered a 5.7 magnitude tremor in the northeast part of the country, which the state later said was the detonation of a hydrogen bomb.
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But once the engine's detonation charge goes off, which is used to eject parachutes or activate other stages, the fish tank instantly shatters into a thousand shards of glass.
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That showstopping tom-tom detonation — now known as the "magic break" — derives its impact not just from brute force, but also, like most pop-music revolutions, from a mistake.
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It may be dead already, but since it takes centuries for its light to reach us on Earth, it could be a while before we get the detonation memo.
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The underground detonation carried out in January almost certainly was not the hydrogen bomb that North Korea claimed, but it has been followed by a series of missile tests.
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You've got cooling latex, hundred-day trial periods, white-glove delivery service, and gel memory-foam layers set up like detonation devices all over the crowded landscape of sleep.
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Critic's Notebook The emotional climax of Terence Blanchard's SummerStage concert on Friday night, at Clove Lakes Park on Staten Island, arrived precisely one hour in, like a timed detonation.
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The CDC's website describes it like this: While a nuclear detonation is unlikely, it would have devastating results and there would be limited time to take critical protection steps.
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One day after the detonation of Starfish Prime, AT&T launched the communications satellite Telstar, which relayed the very first transatlantic television signal between the United States and France.
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A tremor detected Saturday near North Korea's underground nuclear-testing site raised fears of another detonation, but South Korean experts said it appeared to have been a natural earthquake.
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They have a small warhead — about 15 kg (33 lb) of high explosive — but are designed to spray fragments of shredded metal, like bullets, into a target upon detonation.
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But no seismic tremor emanated on Saturday morning from the North's nuclear test site, where recent satellite photographs have shown what appeared to be preparations for an underground detonation.
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An interior ministry spokesman said in a brief statement the blast was the result of the detonation of an ammunitions cache and that security forces had opened an investigation.
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Instead it goes into minute detail of every aspect of nuking the moon—including the remote possibility that such a detonation would wipe out any traces of life up there.
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But the detonation of a large car bomb outside a courthouse in Londonderry in January highlighted the threat still posed by pro-Ireland militants who rejected the Good Friday Agreement.
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"That a human-history-changing event, the nuclear detonation, can be used for some scientific benefit — I think there are some important lessons to be learned in that," Day said.
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While the detonation of a nuke seemed inevitable, one day after the official game release, a group of Fallout 53 players has already fought in the most difficult armageddon possible.
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The ventilation and septic systems are tip-top, and the whole LCC is ensconced in three-foot-thick concrete and steel walls made to withstand one hell of a detonation.
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The rock was probably not much bigger than a dinette set, but that was large enough to generate an exospheric detonation with the energy of a low-yield nuclear weapon.
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Dodge's death may open the book, but disinformation catalyzes it: a massive hoax that makes the world believe a nuclear detonation has wiped out the small town of Moab, Utah.
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According to Granddad (and the press notes), the term "radioflash" describes an electromagnetic pulse indicating a nuclear detonation, but the movie is indifferent to the cause of the power failure.
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South Korea's Meteorological Administration (KMA) said a small quake that hit in North Korea's North Hamgyong province Wednesday was induced by the September 2017 underground detonation of a nuclear device.
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" More nocturnal worries: His son might be "flirting with anorexia," and his 9-year-old daughter "was obsessed, already, with the most brainless computer games, all about domination and detonation.
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He noted that the missiles had 1,000- to 2,000-pound warheads on them, each with significant explosive power able to kill people in a wide area around the detonation site.
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The militants had been planning a "series of attacks against vital targets in the country, through stabbing, poisoning, cars attacks and detonation," the interior ministry said, without identifying any targets.
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Writers emphasized just how physically taxing his Hurt Locker performance was; he suffered under the weight of a massive detonation safety suit in triple-digit heat for weeks on end.
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Hyten was referencing is that a nuclear weapon used anywhere would have a strategic effect -- no one would be wasting time after detonation consulting the arms control canon for definitions.
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And while the U.S. has yet to verify that the weapon was a hydrogen bomb, experts widely agree that the detonation created an explosion exceeding previous North Korean nuclear tests.
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Punk's detonation from Hell to Hot Topic is demonstrative of the comet tail of all alt fashion: Eventually, the capitalism and convention consumes the movement was created in a reaction to.
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Related: A Guide to Nuclear Detonation at Tribeca Film Festival [Exclusive] Laurie Anderson Designs the Poster for New York Film Festival 2015 VR Takes Center Stage at Tribeca Film Festival 2016
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But analysis a week later says that the seismic activity from the detonation doesn't match what should be expected if the whole outpost, including its underground testing facilities, was actually destroyed.
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Dr. Strangelove points out how inept the leaders of the Cold War were, but it obviously does not see the detonation of a nuclear weapon as a fun or optimal output.
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Though it's entirely the calendar's fault that this episode is last on my list, it's only appropriate to close said list — and this year — with the detonation of an atomic bomb.
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One year later in July 2005, London's transportation network was the target of a highly coordinated terrorist attack that included the detonation of three separate bombs on three separate rail lines.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A U.S.-trained Kenyan bomb disposal technician stood in a field showing colleagues from more than 20 countries how to collect evidence after the detonation of a roadside explosive.
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The 60 page paper is a look at how the Pentagon views nuclear weapons, the circumstances under which it might use them, and how it might fight after a nuclear detonation.
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In a 25-minute video confession recorded on his cell phone, Conditt described in detail how he built the six bombs with different detonation mechanisms, smokeless gunpowder, and batteries from Asia.
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Then in April, in quick succession, came the missile strikes on Syria, in retaliation for a sarin gas attack, and the detonation of the MOAB (Mother of All Bombs) in Afghanistan.
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Saturday marks the 105th birthday anniversary of North Korea's founder, Kim Il Sung, an annual event traditionally celebrated with a show of military strength like a test launch or a detonation.
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Although the North did not specify what kind of weapon was used in the April test, there was no evidence that it involved a nuclear detonation or an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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The Sanchi disaster appears to be the largest tanker spill since 1991, when an unexplained detonation caused the ABT tanker to leak 260,000 tons of oil off the coast of Angola.
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In one of the few instances where other divers intrude, they have the effect of a detonation: A school of silverside fish, thousands strong, flees as one past a videographer's camera.
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That would have depended on such unknowns as the size of the weapon, the population density of the region and the direction of the wind on the day of the detonation.
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One of them was Loay Fathy, who, after the controlled detonation in Salahiya and the suicide car in Shaymaa, had suffered his third serious head wound in just over a month.
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The BLU-97s' detonation in a ring of soldiers was among the most lethal battlefield incidents for Americans in the Persian Gulf war, and he dwelled on it upon arriving home.
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A local police source in the town said they had staged a controlled detonation of another motorbike in the town of al-Rai, north of al-Bab, and arrested a suspect.
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Even a small nuclear detonation could cause immediate casualties from the blast, as well as panic, economic disruption, long-term evacuations, exorbitant decontamination costs, casualties from cancer and overwhelming psychological damage.
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The goal is to ignite the fuel mixture solely with the spark plug, rather than from the heat in the cylinder, to prevent detonation, which can seriously damage high-performance engines.
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Dubbed "Blade Runner: Black Out 2022," it focuses on an EMP detonation that leads to a global blackout five years from now and all manner of awful things, including legislation against replicants.
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Joe Zuiches, 42, had been working before opening hours at the Squaw Valley resort and was killed after the detonation of an explosive charge, according to the company, Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows.
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In the '80s, Ronald Reagan announced his famous "Star Wars" plan — which included a proposal for an X-ray space laser powered by a nuclear detonation (it never got off the ground).
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The updated FEMA guidance would be for the 60 largest urban areas in the US and will rely on newer detonation models created by the Department of Energy's Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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The news anchor famous for talking about nuclear detonation as if North Korea had just landed on the moon cried on TV as she broke the news about the two leaders' deaths.
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Following an ICBM test that overflew Japan in August and the detonation of a hydrogen bomb last Sunday, all sides are scrambling to find a solution to the threat posed by Pyongyang.
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That small amount contains large amounts of information, which scientists used it to determine the true scope of the Trinity Test, the first nuclear detonation conducted by the United States in 1945.
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This has recently been illustrated twice in Derry, with Ms McKee's killing and, in January, the detonation of a car bomb in a busy street following a warning of only 30 minutes.
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A handy drop down allows users to pick various nukes to see their effects—including the North Korean Hwasong-14—and see the difference between a surface detonation and an air burst.
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The naysayers argue that the only thing he leads is an enormous propaganda machine, that he doesn't care about human rights, plus that he is a mobster with a nuclear detonation button.
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Now, with his nation's most powerful nuclear detonation Sunday and a string of missile launches, including one over Japan, Kim has effectively called the President's bluff, escalating a dangerous foreign policy crisis.
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North Korea maintained its external deception and internal repression, and continued unabated in its nuclear weapons research until the detonation of its first nuclear device six years later, almost to the day.
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Along with TATP residue, they found electrical wires, a 290-volt battery to drive the detonation, and pieces of metal, including bolts, that had been mounted on the suicide belt as projectiles.
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And next to the bodies of those who set off their explosive vests, officials found electrical wire, nine-volt batteries and melted plastic believed to have been part of the detonation mechanisms.
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The video of the three suspects shows them pushing suitcases, which could have carried the bomb, but then the detonation mechanism most likely would not have been carried by hand, she explained.
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Fire and explosions caused the detonation of ammunition in several sites at the base, possibly set off by a drone attack or a radio or timed device, Poltorak told a press conference.
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It can be hidden anywhere because of its small size, it is not able to damage the supporting building structure, but in the case of its detonation you will get many victims.
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Not infrequently, officers found grenade pins on their bunks — a warning of the "fragging," or detonation of a fragmentation grenade, that might befall them for hassling their men, especially about drugs — i.e.
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At any moment, Dr. Hecker said on a call to reporters organized by the Union of Concerned Scientists, a live weapon could turn into an accidental nuclear detonation or some other catastrophe.
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He was recently presented with new options, including military ones, for responding to a sixth nuclear detonation by the North or a test of a missile that could reach the United States.
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Unless one of his inquisitors laid a slow burning fuse that leads to a disastrous detonation of a scandal or controversy in the coming days, Kavanaugh seems to be in the clear.
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This is the idea, backed by numerous scientific studies, that any large scale detonation of nuclear weapons as might happen in a thermonuclear war between superpowers would cause radical changes to climate.
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Photo: APTensions on the Korean peninsula between North Korea and virtually every other country in the region continue to escalate in the wake of its possible detonation of a hydrogen bomb this weekend.
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On July 3, just a few weeks before Apollo 11 made its momentous landing, the apocalyptic launchpad detonation of the Soviet N1 rocket further dashed the USSR's own ambitions for manned lunar landings.
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The Tannerite target's "singularity of explosive purpose - the fact that it is designed to be dispersed in a violent or rapid manner upon detonation - marks it as a kind of bomb," she wrote.
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"A surprise attack launched by Islamic State fighters on a checkpoint west of Arish city in North Sinai followed the detonation of a car bomb parked by an Islamic State fighter," Amaq reported.
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Following the 2006 detonation of a small plutonium-fueled device, Pyongyang's first-ever test, the rogue nation now boasts land and sea-based missile systems that have curbed doubts over its technological capabilities.
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The attack came hours after authorities say another pipe bomb planted by Rahimi went off along the course of a charity road race in New Jersey, though that detonation did not injure anyone.
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While foreign media was invited to observe the detonation of the underground facility, nuclear inspectors were not allowed to attend, making it difficult to confirm whether the facility has been shut down completely.
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A brutal last stampede is cut short by a blaring dissonance in the horns and a reverberating chime—an alarm like the one that sounds in "Doctor Atomic" just before the final detonation.
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Their ruthless tactics such as beheadings and the detonation of bombs under live victims have given the Taliban room to appeal to Afghans by creating specific "elite" units to tackle the terror group.
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EMP is considered by many the most politically acceptable use of a nuclear weapon, because the high-altitude detonation (above 30 kilometers) produces no blast, thermal, or radioactive fallout effects harmful to people.
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The great novelist and screenwriter Richard Price, who scripted this episode, plants this little detonation as an ironic counterpoint to trajectories that are mostly going up, up, up for our cast of characters.
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INTERNATIONAL A diagram last Sunday with an article about North Korea's nuclear capabilities mislabeled two circles comparing the range of third-degree burns that could result from the detonation of two nuclear bombs.
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"The detonation of another large suicide device in a busy, civilian-populated area is egregious, cowardly and bereft of humanity," said Pernille Kardel, the United Nations secretary general's deputy special representative for Afghanistan.
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The question is whether Beijing has enough leverage to avert a detonation at the North's atomic test site in Punggye-ri, where analysts say preparations for a blast appear to have recently resumed.
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The attack came hours after authorities say another pipe bomb planted by Rahimi went off along the course of a charity road race in New Jersey, although that detonation did not injure anyone.
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One of them involved the detonation of nearly 1,000 pounds of explosives in a vehicle, and the other was carried out by a suicide bomber who targeted police officers after a soccer game.
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North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho said last month Pyongyang may consider conducting "the most powerful detonation" of a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean amid rising tensions with the United States.
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The incident happened following the September 3, 2017 detonation of a nuclear bomb estimated at around 100 kilotons, which is 10 times stronger than any of the previous five tests conducted by North Korea.
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The detonation, which took place in the presence of dozens of international journalists but no independent experts, came after Kim Jong Un pledged to cease all nuclear and long-range missile tests last month.
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Two of them were arrested by Belgian police in June with 500 grams (one lb) of TATP, an explosive that can be home-made from easily available chemicals, as well as a detonation device.
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North Korea this year conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear detonation and has test-fired a volley of missiles, including intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) that, if perfected, could potentially reach the U.S. mainland.
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Before the explosions, the journalists said they were invited to look inside three of the four tunnels, which appeared to be rigged with explosives, before moving a safe distance away to witness their detonation.
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The third tunnel at the Punggye-ri complex remained ready for another detonation "at any time", while construction had recently resumed at a fourth tunnel, making it out of use for the time being.
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The official added the two steps needed to achieve this goal were the "testing of a long-range ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile)" capable of reaching the US, followed by an above-ground nuclear detonation.
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Earlier this month, the Journal of Geophysical Research published a study estimating that North Korea's 28503 nuclear detonation was equivalent to approximately 22019 kilotons of TNT, 16 times the size of the Hiroshima bomb.
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Notably, 80 percent of those 15 attacks were either disrupted by the security forces prior to detonation or resulted in no fatalities beyond the attackers – an increase from 72.7 percent in September, JTIC said.
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"There is but one party that has carried out illegal detonation of illegal devices, there is but one party that launches intercontinental ballistic missiles ... that is the Kim regime in North Korea," Tillerson said.
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Prospects for the "Peace Games" hit another low in early September after the North conducted a powerful underground nuclear test, which analysts have since concluded was its first successful detonation of a hydrogen bomb.
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It features a grand conclusion where allies turn against each other, the good guys and bad guys engage in a horrible battle, and there's a long countdown to the detonation of a doomsday device.
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This, after all, is a production from the Wooster Group, those downtown masters of deconstruction and detonation whose perspective-muddling shows have a way of expanding the view of who and where we are.
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In the 1941 model, the rocket motor was at the front of the spin-stabilized projectile, ensuring that a high-explosive warhead would normally be above ground on detonation, thus giving maximum fragmentation spread.
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"If nobody spoke out, then this episode of history would still be buried," said Wei Shijie, 2000, a retired physicist who worked in a detonation and explosives workshop at Plant 21966 during the 2221s.
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No matter what happens with the two Coopers, or with Billy and Tina, or with the two Lodges, or with the detonation of the atomic bomb, you'll never have all the answers you want.
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But even those can be outfitted to kill, as we saw in Dallas earlier this month when police strapped a bomb to an explosive-detonation robot, and boom: a non-lethal robot became a killer.
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PC, PS4, Xbox One - February 15th New Dawn takes place in the same fictional take on Montana as Far Cry 24, but things are slightly different: the detonation of a nuclear bomb will do that.
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Tensions in the region have risen markedly in recent months after repeated North Korean missile tests in defiance of U.N. sanctions and the detonation of what Pyongyang said was a hydrogen bomb on Sept. 3.
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After hours of negotiations failed, the police strapped a pound of C4 and a detonation cord to the robot, maneuvered the robot near the suspect, and detonated, killing the 25-year-old suspect Micah Johnson.
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The detonation occurred "within the foyer area" of the Manchester arena, one of the biggest indoor stadiums in Europe, according to the Wall Street Journal, and took place right at the end of the show.
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Suspect's father says he contacted FBI The test detonation, which CNN filmed on Thursday in the United Kingdom, produced a powerful fireball scattering shrapnel and small fragments of the pressure cooker over a wide area.
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A possible test would follow close on the heels of the detonation of what North Korea claimed was a hydrogen bomb this month, a move that was condemned by the U.S., Britain, Japan, and China.
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In that 85033 radio interview, I asked, could it be that the threat of the destruction of these holy sites would be sufficient to deter the detonation of a nuclear device in the United States?
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Although he couldn't go into details due to the implications of the experiment for national security, Cuneo said it had to do with simulating the conditions at the core of a nuclear bomb after detonation.
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An underground nuclear detonation in January, claimed by the regime to be an H-bomb (but more likely a souped-up A-bomb), has been followed by tests of the technologies behind nuclear-armed missiles.
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Concern has been increasing here over the potential for terrorist attacks around the Olympics, with police bomb-detonation squads responding to various reports of bags left in public areas (no explosive devices have been found).
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With sensors and computers managing everything about combustion including ignition, throttle, fuel mapping, averting detonation, controlling variable inlet manifolds, cam phasing, all the way to the engine preventing its own demise is all managed digitally.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Two Palestinian Islamic Jihad militants riding on a motorcycle in Gaza were killed in an explosion on Tuesday which the group implied was caused by an accidental detonation during preparations for an attack.
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But — and this is important — when experts like Tegmark talk about the mistaken use of nuclear weapons, they're not talking about a random or otherwise accidental detonation (although that has almost happened a few times).
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The works are notable not only for their harrowing, heartbreaking account of the detonation, but also for the Marukis' choice to prominently include depictions of Korean nationals and American POWs among the dead and dying.
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Among other things, SPOC will provide space domain awareness and electronic warfare, satellite communications, missile-warning and nuclear-detonation detection, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance for Space Force and Space Command and other combatant commands.
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They were not armed, so there was no nuclear detonation, but the conventional explosives in two of the bombs blew up on impact, scattering pulverized plutonium over a patchwork of farm fields and stucco houses.
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There was no independent confirmation that the detonation was a hydrogen bomb rather than a less powerful atomic device, but Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Tokyo could not rule out such a possibility.
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Another, published in the Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics, details how scientists blasted miniature mock asteroids with lasers to simulate how a nuclear detonation on a killer asteroid might play out in real life.
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Each time North Korea's defense system achieves something, like its first successful nuclear detonation in 2006, it's told by the US, the UN, or even its closest ally, China, to absolutely not take another step.
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And an attack on an airport from publicly accessible areas like those seen in Brussels or Istanbul remains "far more likely" than an onboard detonation, according to Jonathan Wood, a director of UK consultancy Control Risks.
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The event, which the agency says it has been planning for months, is called "Public Health Response to a Nuclear Detonation" and will be held at the CDC's Roybal Campus in Atlanta, Georgia on January 16th.
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The first is a belief in parts of the country far from major cities that a nuclear detonation won't affect their lives, when in reality such a catastrophe would be a significant blow to resources everywhere.
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Alejandro Gomez, the state attorney general, told Mexican television it was unclear what caused the explosions, adding he could not corroborate accounts pointing to a detonation at one stall that may have begun a chain reaction.
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The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office issued a statement confirming one death and one "non-life-threatening injury" from the first blast, which according to dispatcher Toni Lytle resulted from the detonation of explosives in the car.
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Then, in a survey conducted not long after North Korea's underground detonation of what it said was a nuclear warhead, 0183% said they thought the country was capable of hitting the United States with a missile.
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The research, published Monday in Nature Physics, opens a new window into the leadup and immediate fallout of stellar self-detonation, information that is normally blown into oblivion before astronomers have a chance to study it.
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North Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs Ri Yong Ho said in September that Pyongyang may consider conducting "the most powerful detonation" of a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean amid rising tensions with the United States.
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" And Senator Whitehouse described Steele's actions as akin to warning the F.B.I. about a "physical detonation of some sort," noting, "If it had gone off, and he or the F.B.I. had ignored it, heads would roll.
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"Guesswork is completely history," says crew chief Neville Agass (right), thanks to sensors and computers that manage ignition, throttle, fuel mapping, averting detonation, controlling variable inlet manifolds, cam phasing, and even keep the engine from exploding.
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The research, published Monday in Nature Physics, opens a new window into the leadup and immediate fallout of stellar self-detonation, information that is normally blown into oblivion before astronomers have a chance to study it.
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Charette and Buesseler told me that earlier this year, they went to Bikini Atoll—a subset of islands within the Marshall Islands that were the site of 23 American nuclear detonation tests between 1946 and 1958.
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Repeated missile tests by North Korea and its biggest ever nuclear detonation last September led Trump to dub Kim "little rocket man" and warn that he might have no choice but to totally destroy his country.
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"In February 2011, six 90-minute focus groups were conducted" at market research facilities "to explore the relevance, comprehensibility, credibility, and effectiveness of selected messages" about what to do after the detonation of a dirty bomb.
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Seoul has hardened its stance against Pyongyang after its torrent of weapons tests, the latest a detonation Sunday of what North Korea said was a thermonuclear weapon built for missiles capable of reaching the U.S. mainland.
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Then, the cantilevered, T-shape steel pylon supporting the new section folded, and massive steel girders and concrete slabs slammed onto the busy street with a sound that witnesses compared to the detonation of a bomb.
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The country has faced increasing international trade pressure following its decision to conduct a missile test over Japan earlier this month and its detonation of what it claimed as a hydrogen bomb in an underground test.
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The heat energy that human activity has bombarded the oceans with over the last 25 years is equivalent to the detonation of 3.6 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, lead author Lijing Cheng said in a press release.
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More modern hollow-charge warhead designs yielded almost three times this penetration for a similar amount of explosive, mainly by distributing the explosive further back and increasing the distance from the target at which detonation occurs.
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To this day we argue whether images of a nuclear bomb detonation juxtaposed with a little girl picking flowers or an African-American man in a revolving prison door were outside the rules of political engagement.
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Demolish, with its connotations of a thunderous explosion, is what happened to the old Kosciuszko Bridge in New York City when its steel ramps went down in puffs of gray smoke in a carefully controlled detonation.
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"CDE-Low," according to US rules of engagement guidelines, means that no civilian should be within the "kill radius" of the strike, which for a Hellfire missile is 15-20 meters from the point of detonation.
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The core samples suggest that there were at least two explosions, one that occurred about 6.5 to 8.7 million years ago and a more recent detonation that went down about 1.7 to 3.2 million years ago.
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North Korea this year conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear detonation and has test-fired a volley of missiles, including intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) that, if perfected, could in theory reach the United States mainland.
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A flooded Arkema SA chemical plant in Crosby, Texas is almost certainly going to explode within six days, Arkema North America CEO Richard Rowe told CNBC, and staff have no ability to stop the detonation from occurring.
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Although the operation was secretly unfolding for hours before the first impact, it only took minutes from the first to the last detonation from 105 precision-guided missile strikes on three Syrian chemical weapons targets, officials said.
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Photo: APThe U.S. military's stockpile of nuclear weapons is one of the most existentially terrifying arsenals ever assembled, and a conflict involving the detonation of even small percentage of those weapons could potentially destabilize the entire world.
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He couldn't do anything to ease the pain until the next morning, suddenly, with quite a dramatic detonation — the description is, "with an audible report like a pistol shot" — this tooth, he said, exploded inside his head.
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"I know, based on my training, experience, and conversations with other law enforcement officials, that E-match electric igniters can be used as a critical component of the detonation system of an improvised explosive device," Licata wrote.
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"Old Man Atom" (1948) Originally a talking blues song written by Vern Partlow, "Old Man Atom" became — spurred by fears over the recent detonation of the atomic bomb — one of the biggest novelty hits of the '40s.
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But if a holiday-stuffed electorate had somehow missed the rapid deterioration of relations between Iran and its Shia allies, and Saudi Arabia and its Sunni allies, then the North Korean detonation will have grabbed its attention.
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WATCH: Dawn of the nuclear age The plutonium device required a precise detonation of lens-shaped conventional explosives surrounding the plutonium core that would compress the plutonium into a critical mass and set off a chain reaction.
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The incomplete detonation, however, led people in the hotel to run outside the building, and when first-responders arrived, a suicide bomber drove a car bomb into the group, killing six and injuring more than a dozen.
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The incomplete detonation, however, led people in the hotel to run outside the building, and when first responders arrived, a suicide bomber drove a car bomb into the group, killing six and injuring more than a dozen.
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As first reported by Nature, America's National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine organized a meeting of health experts to discuss America's ability to respond to the public health crisis that would follow a (hypothetical) nuclear detonation.
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"The fallout for a detonation in the atmosphere, or even on land, can move across the Pacific in a few days to a week," said Ken Buesseler, marine radiochemist with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in Massachusetts.
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"What it has been trying to do with such difficulty was to use the Musudan as a vehicle to test the re-entry and detonation system for an I.C.B.M.," he added, referring to an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Rights group Amnesty International, which had a delegation accompanying the march, said it "witnessed the chaos caused by the detonation of firearms," and accused police and pro-government groups, known as "Sandinista mobs," of carrying out attacks.
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His works have included a satisfyingly cynical thriller, about murder in the workplace ("Gloria," a Pulitzer Prize finalist this year), and a genre-bending detonation of a 19th-century melodrama about interracial love (the brilliant "An Octoroon").
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The IDF said several attempts to "harm or breach the security infrastructure" along the border had taken place, including the detonation of an explosive device near the disused crossing point at Karni, and the throwing of firebombs.
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In addition to providing navigation and timing services to the U.S. military, civilian and commercial users, the new GPS 3 satellites will have a redesigned nuclear detonation detection system, a search-and-rescue signal and other upgrades.
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Among other things, the Joint Agreement with Iran, the seven-party nuclear deal, forbids designing, developing, fabricating, acquiring or using detonation systems suitable for a bomb, unless it is for non-nuclear purposes and subject to monitoring.
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"It could be the most powerful detonation of an H-bomb in the Pacific," Yong Ho told reporters at the United Nations in New York on Thursday, according to a story by South Korea's Yonhap News Agency.
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A news analysis article on Monday about the motives of Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, who oversaw the detonation of the country's sixth nuclear bomb over the weekend, misspelled the given name of the Chinese president.
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The South's National Fire Agency, which operates an emergency hotline, said it had received 31 calls about buildings and the ground shaking, the first time that South Koreans had reported tremors after a North Korean nuclear detonation.
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It's true that the aftermath of a low-yield nuclear warhead detonation would be less extreme than that of higher-yield warheads, but this does not mean that they are somehow less risky to deploy or use.
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"While a nuclear detonation is unlikely, it would have devastating results and there would be limited time to take critical protection steps," the CDC said in an advisory earlier this month announcing the event on nuclear disaster.
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Kim declared his nuclear force was complete after the torrent of weapons tests in 2017, including the detonation of a purported thermonuclear weapon and three test-flights of intercontinental ballistic missiles potentially capable of reaching the U.S. mainland.
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In a statement, the German federal prosecutor said the Austria-based Iranian diplomat is suspected of commissioning a couple living in Antwerp to carry out the attack and providing them with a detonation device and homemade explosive TATP.
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"It does not seem large enough" to be the mark of a true hydrogen bomb detonation, said Paul Richards, a researcher at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, who studies the seismic signals of nuclear weapons test explosions.
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The peace process was still vulnerable to a "detonation" such as attacks on Saudi infrastructure which could open up a regional conflict, he said, adding that he was attempting to de-escalate things before they reached that point.
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The ministry estimated the explosive yield was equivalent to 10 kilotons of TNT, the most powerful detonation unleashed in a North Korean nuclear test so far, according to the official, who briefed reporters on the condition of anonymity.
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"The attack was carried out by three suicide bombers: The first person carried out a blast, the second one failed at his detonation, and the third terrorist was killed in shooting by the security forces," the ministry said.
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"You'd be able to move across the whole Earth, go anywhere, and choose any nuclear device that has ever been made or conceived of so that you can see what its detonation looks and feels like," Manzione said.
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I had read a 2011 report by the Federal Emergency Management Agency that described the effect of such a detonation, and was surprised to learn that my apartment in Adams Morgan would most likely survive the initial blast.
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Earlier on Tuesday, embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam ruled out making any concessions to pro-democracy protesters in the face of escalating violence, which police said was now "life threatening," citing the detonation of a small bomb.
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"The detonation of the device when it was moved could indicate the use of a remote detonator," the Stratfor report said, or the use of a triggering device such as a mercury switch -- which is activated by movement.
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"There isn&apost a single jurisdiction in America that has anything approaching an adequate plan to deal with a nuclear detonation," Irwin Redlener, a public-health expert at Columbia University who specializes in disaster preparedness, told Business Insider.
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An explosives expert determined that the homemade explosives — 1½-inch shells stuffed with explosive powder, to be triggered by a battery — "were capable of causing property damage, serious injury, or death to nearby persons upon detonation," the complaint said.
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Bomb technicians from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Union County and New Jersey were involved in the operation that resulted in the detonation of the object, one of multiple explosive devices at the site, the FBI confirmed on Twitter.
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A number of impacts in 2018 exceeded last week's, though as CNET noted, the detonation over Cuba was one of the more notable fireballs since the meteor that hit Chelyabinsk, Russia near the nation's border with Kazakhstan in 2013.
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Given the civic actions of the two, as-yet unnamed homeless individuals who prevented the detonation of five bombs and a possible train derailment, perhaps the state could begin to look at its homeless population in a new light.
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The detonation is also an unwelcome complication for China's President Xi Jinping, as he prepares for a crucial Communist Party National Congress, which is held every five years to chart the country's future policy path and leadership line up.
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Charette said that although marine life made a recovery in Bikini Atoll, the biological effects of a nuclear detonation shouldn't be dismissed—and remember, roughly 70 years after those tests, the area has not seen a complete recovery yet.
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The bomb can be set to use against enemy troops, with a 0.3 kiloton detonation, a tiny fraction of the Hiroshima bomb, or it can level cities with a 2456-kiloton blast with 2475 times the force of Hiroshima's.
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FRONT PAGE A news analysis article on Monday about the motives of Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, who oversaw the detonation of the country's sixth nuclear bomb over the weekend, misspelled the given name of the Chinese president.
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The climactic dance of "The Savages" remains, as it was in the 1730s, a thrilling presentation of what will be, for many in the audience, a foreign style, celebrated for its foreignness — here, an escalating, showstopping detonation of krump.
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As the probe maneuvered to its evacuation position it deployed a small camera, called DCAM3, which scientists hope was able to capture the moment of detonation on the asteroid's surface from a distance of about 1 km (0.6 miles).
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As a general rule with all unexploded ordnances, no one should touch them under any circumstances, and they should be reported to authorities for immediate disposal or detonation (which would suck if you left your lunch in the company break room).
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"According to preliminary data ... as a result of sabotage, last night at 2.46 AM (0046 GMT), fire and explosions caused the detonation of ammunition at several sites storing rockets and artillery weapons," Ukraine's chief military prosecutor Anatoly Matios wrote on Facebook.
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There was little unintended damage and not much indication whether the missile had been armed (nuclear weapons are designed to resist accidental explosion—the warhead is encased in a sturdy re-entry vehicle and detonation sequences have to be minutely timed).
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Once the U.S. was finished, it scooped the irradiated and ruined soil from the islands, poured it into a crater left behind from a nuclear detonation, mixed it all with concrete, and covered the whole thing in a concrete dome.
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" There is marching and waiting, a trial detonation that goes horribly wrong, and a violently vivid account of a drone attack: "It seemed to her not that missiles were colliding with houses but that houses were rising up into the clouds.
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They have included schoolchildren as young as 12, jobless young people and professionals: Shin Bet recently announced the arrest of a dentist in his mid-30s in the May detonation of an explosive device that seriously wounded an Israeli officer.
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A nuclear detonation from one of today's more powerful weapons would cause a fatality rate of 80 to 95 percent in the blast zone stretching out to a radius of 4 kilometers — although "severe damage" could reach six times as far.
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While never on the best terms, the U.S. and North Korea have been engaged in increasingly bellicose rhetoric since the rogue nation state and its dictatorial ruler began testing long range missiles and announced the successful detonation of a nuclear bomb.
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In 1956, two years after the United States' largest thermonuclear detonation, at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands, President Dwight Eisenhower's National Security Council ordered a classified study of the effects of the threat of nuclear annihilation on American attitudes.
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By 1950, as the Chinese Army was overrunning American and South Korean forces, the Truman administration had already grasped the dilemmas intrinsic to nuclear weapons; the Soviet detonation of a hydrogen bomb a few years later drove the lesson home.
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Most of the fallout quickly begins to decay, and scientists use what's called the 7:10 Rule of Thumb to estimate radioactive risk: For every sevenfold increase in time after detonation, there is a 10-fold decrease in the exposure rate.
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One example of this, which will be assessed in forthcoming research from the HAMMER team, is a nuclear detonation at a distance from the hazardous asteroid, which would vaporize its surface causing it to be deflected from its deadly course.
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At least 18 people were killed and over 90 wounded as a result of the detonation of an ammunitions cache in Sadr City just hours after parliament mandated a nationwide recount of votes for the May election, a measure rejected by Sadr's bloc.
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On the other hand, if it turns out to have been a two-stage device, in which an initial blast is used to amplify the main detonation, then it probably was a small thermonuclear bomb, which could be miniaturised into a compact warhead.
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In a lucky break that helped authorities to thwart a second detonation on Saturday, the men walked away with the bag after taking out what turned out to be a homemade bomb and leaving it exposed on the pavement on 27th Street.
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Police conducted a controlled detonation of a home-made bomb found in a trash bin near the U.S. embassy in Manila on Monday and said the Maute group could be responsible because bomb components were similar to those used in the Davao attack.
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The detonation, which North Korea's announcement hailed as a "complete success," comes on the heels of leader Kim Jong-un's public assertions that the country has made big strides in a goal of developing such weapons, according to The New York Times.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is staging a training session on January 16, titled "Public Health Response to a Nuclear Detonation" — and given the rising tensions between the United States and North Korea, the event seems eerily well-timed.
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Detonation was scheduled for soon after 10 A.M. What Aaron hadn't anticipated was the annoying frequency of passenger trains, which occluded his sight line for nearly thirty seconds at a time: about as long as state officials had said the event would last.
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"We are absolutely determined to fight the risk of fragmentation between euro zone states and against the detonation of long-term financing conditions," Villeroy, who is also head of the French central bank, said in an interview with French business newspaper Les Echo.
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With 21968 works by more than 20193 artists spread over two museums, it's a hemispheric treasure chest, a redrafting of known narratives, and piece for piece one of the most enthralling shows I've seen in years, with one visual detonation after another.
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"We are absolutely determined to fight the risk of fragmentation between euro zone states and against the detonation of long-term financing conditions," Villeroy, who is also head of the French central bank, said in an interview with French business newspaper Les Echo.
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With Sunday's large North Korean blast, Norsar, short for the Norwegian Seismic Array, a research group based in Kjeller, noted that global shock waves alone provide insufficient information to determine if the detonation was a true hydrogen bomb, as the North declared.
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"In New York City, the detonation of a Hiroshima-sized bomb, or even one a little smaller, could have anywhere between 50,000 to 100,000 fatalities — depending on the time of day and where the action struck — and hundreds of thousands of people injured."
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In the age of the camera, some acts of cultural destruction have been seared into our collective memory: the bonfires of books forbidden by Nazis, the smashing of Chinese treasures during the Cultural Revolution, the Taliban detonation of the Buddhas of Bamiyan.
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A detonation last September of what North Korea said was a successful hydrogen bomb test was found by recent academic reports to have been so large that it triggered a collapse inside the mountain, rendering the entire site geologically unusable for future tests.
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The bomb recovered at St. Petersburg's Ploshchad Vosstaniya metro station, a short distance from the blast site, was likely left on a timer but failed to explode because the detonation mechanism was faulty or set incorrectly, said Neil Gibson, a senior weapons analyst at Jane's.
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HALO, which has cleared landmines all over the world and was once sponsored by the late Princess Diana, said on Thursday that three of their staff members were killed and two injured by the accidental detonation of an anti-tank mine in Nagorno Karabakh.
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The consequences of mastering quantum computing, while not as visual or visceral as a mushroom cloud, are no less significant than those faced by the scientists who lit up the New Mexico sky with the detonation at the Trinity test site 72 years ago.
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More than a month after US and South Korean officials publicly declared North Korea was ready to set off a nuclear bomb and almost two weeks since analysts said North Korea's only nuclear test site, Punggye-ri, was "primed and ready," no detonation has happened.
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But the typical scenario the government looks at has less to do with long-range missiles and Cold War-style total annihilation, and more to do with ground detonation of a nuclear bomb set off by terrorists—specifically, a 280-kiloton (KT) nuclear bomb.
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Yet today, with some notable dissents in both countries, those interpretations remain as frozen in history as the shadow etched on the stone steps of a bank building near ground zero — created by the body of a poor soul who was sitting there at detonation.
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Four days after writing the letter, Mr. Laurence witnessed the first detonation of an atomic bomb, in the Trinity test, at what is now the White Sands Missile Range, N.M. He filed nothing about it to The Times and said nothing to his colleagues.
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While Chief Brown offered no additional information about the use of the robot, it appeared that officers had repurposed a remote-controlled bomb disposal vehicle that is normally used to inspect dangerous crime scenes or pick up suspected explosive devices for detonation or dismantling.
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But the words were a Twitter-era detonation of an attitude that once before shaped American immigration policy, an attitude that, even after the country tried to reverse itself by loosening immigration laws in the 191965s, seems to have loitered on in the national attic.
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Since long before the deal the IAEA has had information suggesting that "large-scale high-explosive experiments", involving high-precision detonation systems suitable for the core of a nuclear bomb, were conducted in the region of Marivan, at least one of which was in 2003.
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The Trump administration has been encouraging Beijing to put economic pressure on North Korea to curtail its nuclear and missile tests, and the Chinese state news media recently hinted that the government would cut off fuel supplies if Pyongyang conducted its sixth atomic detonation.
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One early effort—"Program for Computing Probabilities of Fallout From a Large-Scale Thermonuclear Attack"—took into account explosive yield, burst points, time of detonation, mean wind velocity, and the like to predict where the fallout would land in the case of an attack.
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New details about the bomb, based on forensic photographs from the blast site, showed it may have been hidden in a blue backpack, had been made with cunning care to inflict horrific shrapnel damage, and had even been equipped with a backup detonation system.
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The Korean Peninsula pulsed with news that the North was preparing for its sixth atomic detonation and that American warships had been ordered into the Sea of Japan as a deterrent, even though the ships turned out to have sailed in the opposite direction.
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As Seitz points out in his tweet thread, the season's justly acclaimed eighth episode (which goes back to the detonation of the first atomic bombs to trace the roots of the series' greatest evils) has power precisely because the series is structured like a TV show.
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The missile exploded in its underground silo, throwing aloft a thermonuclear warhead with a destructive potential greater than all the bombs dropped in World War II. Its detonation would have leveled much of Arkansas and sent clouds of deadly radioactivity raining down on the East Coast.
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But given how close Venezuela's debt bomb is to detonation, and the widespread economic and social impacts that are sure to follow, officials need to push their institutional limits to make a case for the political change that will unlock substantial outside support for the Venezuelan people.
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The discomfort of red state Democrats torn between their own political interests and those of the national party has been multiplied by the sudden detonation of a Supreme Court battle in the middle of a midterm election campaign -- and Trump is not wasting his golden chance.
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"She was then supposedly strapped in a chair on some sort of apparatus, and a detonation took place underneath her to basically kind of get an idea of what the human body goes through when a vehicle is hit by an IED," he told the station.
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Played by the Los Angeles Philharmonic on Monday evening, during the second of a two-concert stand at David Geffen Hall, this Copland piece of soaring, stirring Americana was preceded by a 1961 piano concerto by Alberto Ginastera and a 2013 symphonic detonation by Andrew Norman.
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Read: Austin bomber's confession video is the "outcry of a very challenged young man" In his three-week reign of terror around Austin, Conditt used bombs with two types of detonation devices: three package bombs detonated when opened and one bomb detonated by a trip wire.
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But hitting a nuclear-armed missile could trigger exactly the nuclear detonation that the United States would be trying to prevent, depending on any safety mechanisms that the North has built into its weapons to keep them from accidentally detonating if they suffered a sharp shock.
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Several staff members said that Mr. Flynn, who was a career Army officer, was not familiar with how to call up the National Guard in an emergency — for, say, a natural disaster like Hurricane Katrina or the detonation of a dirty bomb in an American city.
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Within the past two to three weeks, it said, he began gathering the materials to construct the bomb: a metal pipe which he filled with explosive material he created; screws to pack inside; and Christmas tree lights and a nine-volt battery to spark its detonation.
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According to the Associated Press, Chinese scientists have presented evidence that four earthquakes following North Korea's September 3rd, 2017 detonation of an estimated 100-kiloton nuclear weapon caused parts of the mountain to cave in, and it is possible that radioactive material could leak from the resulting cracks.
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Beginning with a fourth underground nuclear detonation in January (claimed by the regime to be an H-bomb, but more likely a souped-up A-bomb) followed by a number of tests of the technologies behind nuclear-armed missiles, Pyongyang carried out a fifth nuclear explosion on September 9th.
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Modern Warfare features big set-pieces in the region (including the detonation of a nuclear bomb in an unnamed Middle Eastern city), Modern Warfare 22007 ends in a hotel in the Middle East, and Black Ops II, though it takes place in the future, involves key scenes in Yemen.
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Sepúlveda is under unusually heavy security even in prison; he sleeps under a bulletproof blanket, is constantly checked on by guards, and when he has to be moved, is driven in a convoy of armored vehicles with cell phone jammers intended to prevent the detonation of roadside bombs.
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The method of attack — self-detonation, or the attempt at least — introduces something of a new element to a long history of the city as target, a place that has yet somehow avoided the bomb-wearing attackers that are the hallmark of terrorism in places like Israel and Nigeria.
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In July, after North Korea tested an intercontinental ballistic missile that appeared capable of hitting America's two most western states — Alaska and Hawaii — Hawaii's emergency management authorities released guidelines on how to survive a nuclear detonation, offering advice to seek shelter in a blast-resistant structure within minutes.
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In the ward, when his two friends were asleep, Alisak practiced saying some French phrases to himself as the sky flashed with another detonation and the woman on the bed placed an arm across her eyes, her mouth slowly moving as though she were practicing the language with him.
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Modern Warfare features big set-pieces in the region (including the detonation of a nuclear bomb in an unnamed Middle Eastern city), Modern Warfare 29 ends in a hotel in the Middle East, and Black Ops II, though it takes place in the future, involves key scenes in Yemen.
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As the authors write:Nuclear winter is the potential severe multi-year global climatic cooling effect likely to occur after widespread firestorms following the detonation of a limited number of nuclear weapons...[A] nuclear war would burn vast forest areas, croplands, stored fossil fuels as well as cities and industrial centers.
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And while you shouldn't be wasteful or foolish with your forces (especially thanks to one of the best veterancy systems in real-time games), World in Conflict doesn't pull its punches: These are battles won by who is left when the after-image of the nuclear detonation has faded away.
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Thursday's detonation in Afghanistan of the massive GBU 85033/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast, also known as the Mother of All Bombs (MOAB) could be for this war what the Tet Offensive was for Vietnam: a tactical military success that became the iconic symbol of a war gone hopelessly wrong.
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One step is an above-ground nuclear detonation, like the kind North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho threatened at the United Nations last month when he suggested leader Kim Jong Un was considering detonating "an unprecedented scale hydrogen bomb" over the Pacific after Trump threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea.
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The Department of Homeland Security's National Planning Scenario #1 is detonation of a 10-kiloton nuclear weapon, as powerful as the Hiroshima bomb, in a location such as New York City or Washington, D.C. Many experts warn an act of nuclear terrorism is not a question of if, but when.
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Authorities worry that the fires could lead to the detonation of buried and long-forgotten unexploded ordnance from World War II. Reporting was contributed by Palko Karasz from London, Marc Santora from Warsaw, Aurelien Breeden and Constant Meheut from Paris, Raphael Minder from Madrid, and Christopher F. Schuetze from Berlin.
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The group has over the years waged a number of high-profile attacks, including a massacre of 148 people at Garissa University in Kenya last year and the detonation of a bomb on board a Somali commercial aircraft last month, which forced the plane to make an emergency landing in Mogadishu.
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Symmetrical compression of nuclear charge, its fission detonation and high-temperature nuclear fusion ignition, and the ensuing rapidly boosting fission-fusion reactions, which are key technologies for enhancing the nuclear fusion power of the second-system of the H-bomb, were confirmed to have been realized on a high level.
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