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Kashmir conflict: A look at how India and Pakistan became nuclear powers
India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed nations, saw a decades-old conflict reignite May 7 as a terror attack in the disputed ...
Atomic Vs. Nuclear Bombs: Is There A Difference?
The A-Bomb wasn't just tested by the U.S., as it was infamously used twice against an enemy combatant — the only times to ...
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How to Govern a Country That Changes Its Mind Every Four Years?
The electoral cycle has another consequence: even if a country remains relatively stable, leaders change over time. This is ...
India has a ‘Brahamastra’ 1000 times more lethal than atomic bomb, can destroy Islamabad, Lahore completely; its name is…
India is among only the six nations globally, believed to have tested thermonuclear weapons. India tested five nuclear ...
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India Pakistan war: What is the difference between Atom and Hydrogen bomb and which is more dangerous? How and when they were invented? Most powerful bomb…
Nuclear Fission: Heavy isotopes such as Uranium-235 or Plutonium-239 undergo fission ... amount of energy in the form of an explosion. A hydrogen bomb is a device that operates on a broad process ...
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Neither atomic nor nuclear – China moves ahead of the 22nd century, inventing a hydrogen bomb that surpasses the power of anything we know
The hydrogen bomb stands as the most fearsome weapon mankind has ever built. A standard atomic bomb—like the ones the United ...
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China detonates non-nuclear hydrogen bomb: How is it different from Nuclear bombs
As explained by ThoughtCo, a hydrogen bomb uses not only uranium or plutonium but also hydrogen isotopes like deuterium and tritium. These hydrogen atoms fuse to create a much bigger explosion ...
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How India and Pakistan Became Nuclear-Capable Countries
India’s nuclear program began with civilian intentions but evolved into a strategic deterrent driven by regional threats. The ...