Needless to say, being at ground zero of such an explosion means instant ... into the atmosphere during a nuclear war could have a serious cooling effect on the climate if enough bombs were ...

Andy Haverly aims to save Earth by using a 1960s project to extract geological materials from the ocean floor.

The necessity for regular patrols of nuclear-armed weapons platforms was a chilling effect of this geopolitical ... had anticipated and prepared for. The explosion dispersed radioactive material ...

Namely, how a nuclear explosion can cause an electromagnetic ... the military was looking to see if the EMP effect afterward was minor or could be a tool targeting terrestrial forces ...

This argon plasma produced the X-ray burst the researchers needed to simulate a similar one from a nuclear explosion. "You have to concentrate a lot of power, about 80 trillion watts, into a very ...

nuclear explosion," Suslov penned in the business publication Profil. He went on to describe the potential repercussions of such a move: "The political and psychological effect of a nuclear ...

That rocket-like effect is exactly the sort of reaction ... perfect simulation of an asteroid deflection mission using a nuclear explosion. But this scaled-down model offers a good way to test ...

Could the seismic signal of an underground nuclear test explosion be ... One way to analyze the potential effect would be to simulate explosion data, but Carmichael said there are "too many ...

Thankfully, this did not result in an unintended nuclear explosion, although it did scatter ... the K-219 accident didn't seem to have a negative effect on the relations between the two superpowers.

This nuclear explosion was conducted at the Nevada Test ... Nevertheless, such thoughts have no effect on our military. Instead, the Air Force is pushing ahead with plans to field—yes!— ...

Could the seismic signal of an underground nuclear test explosion be ... One way to analyze the potential effect would be to simulate explosion data, but Carmichael said there are "too many ...