This very night, unless something was done about it, the cache of thermonuclear weapons would be space-bound, the first hydrogen bombs loose in the galaxy for almost five hundred years.
It was rumored they had a cache of thermonuclear bombs hidden somewhere, after such weapons were outlawed in the twenty-fifth century.
At some time during its first years, Mercury had been so close to the sun that its temperature was driven high enough to permit a subatomic thermonuclear reaction.
The thermonuclear warhead launched at the enemy fleet had been faulty or sabotaged into premature detonation.
Neutronic penetray analysis shows that in addition to thermonuclear power plants the aggregate includes machined parts configured to Catalog 11 long range lasers, explosive decompressors, particle beamers and gun mounts.
It was too late for either side to safely fire long-range thermonuclear warheads.
Malone doubted that the aborigine knew anything about thermonuclear processes, but he could start a fire with them.
Could they have built an ICBM with a thermonuclearwarhead in secret?
The time, money, energy and work we put in on this thing would be ample to construct twenty thermonuclear bombs.
In that year, too, tests were made at Eniwetok preliminary to the detonation of the first thermonuclear device.
A mishap in connection with a 1954 thermonucleartest at Bikini contributed in two important ways to the enlargement of environmental investigations.
Project Sedan, an underground thermonucleardetonation in 1962, established conditions for one such study.
The detonation of the first thermonuclear device projected the problem of environmental contamination to the stratosphere and, literally, to every part of the earth.
A thermonuclear device is an explosive, such as a hydrogen bomb, based on a fusion reaction.
Today our understanding of the technology of thermonuclear weapons seems highly advanced, but our knowledge of the physical and biological consequences of nuclear war is continuously evolving.
It has been understood that this device, the third in a series of thermonuclear test shots, failed to detonate.
Well, basically, in a thermonuclear explosive device, hydrogen is transformed into helium," said Hayes.
What's the time-lag between countdown zero and the explosion of a thermonuclear bomb?
Within months, the Soviet Union had exploded one of its own and in time thermonuclear bombs thousands of times as powerful as the first fission bomb over Hiroshima were built and exploded.
Nuclear reactions brought about by such intense heat (millions of degrees) are called “thermonuclear reactions”.
All thermonuclear bombs have been exploded only for test purposes.
It also included immersion in technology and systems fromthermonuclear weapons to advanced weapons software.
Thermonuclear weapons, complemented over time by strong conventional forces, threatened societal damage to Russia.
I wish you could be here for only a few minutes to see what happens after a multi-megaton thermonuclear test shot is set off on Earth.
The fact that Sherwood had one in his office was not quite so surprising, for Sherwood's custodianship of thermonuclear weapons had made him more communication-conscious.
There were limits to what those measures could accomplish, because a large-scale thermonuclear weapon can destroy thousands of innocent victims, and the Wendel Combine knew precisely how far it could go without bringing down the thunder.
While it took mankind thousands of years to move from the bow and arrow to the rifle, it took only a few hundred to move from the rifle to the thermonuclear weapon.
In place of thermonuclear explosion, we have a population explosion.
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