#11
|
Re: The Tsar Bomba
Indeed.. it's amazing they contained all that nuclear fallout.
|
#12
|
Re: The Tsar Bomba
Hmm since its actually a thermonuclear device, there wouldn't be any....but the trigger has to be a conventional plutonium bomb. But i guess all that explosion must have negated it... |
#13
|
Re: The Tsar Bomba
What was the bomb actually made of? That's the part I don't get. What made up the 27 tonnes of bomb to produce the yield equivalent of a detonation of 57 million tonnes of TNT?
|
#14
| ||
Re: The Tsar Bomba
Quote:
Quote:
|
The Following User Says Thank You to diamount For This Useful Post: | ||
RogueTrader |
#15
|
Re: The Tsar Bomba
Hmm makes your head spin....you gotta be studying Nuclear sciences to get an image.
|
#16
|
Re: The Tsar Bomba
Ahhh okay, I see.. lol kinda. Thanks. ![]() |
#17
|
Re: The Tsar Bomba
Yes indeed... one helluva explosion though.
|
#18
|
Re: The Tsar Bomba
crater? It was detonated before it hit the ground by like 2 miles
|
#19
|
Re: The Tsar Bomba
|
#20
|
Re: The Tsar Bomba
All the nuclear powers now claim that they don't have anything this big in their arsenals, but this kind of bomb exploded very high in the atmosphere would create an electromagnetic pulse that would destroy all computer chips: no cars, no phones, no computers, no television, no radio.
|