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Title: richard koshimizu SITE MAP
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Published: Sep 26, 2010
Author: richard koshimizu
Post Date: 2010-09-26 05:32:27 by Itistoolate
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#1. To: Itistoolate (#0)
This moron actually thinks you could have hydrogen bombs and use them like demolition charges and not vaporize or knock over half the buildings in Manhattan. This is beyond silly. Even a suitcase nuke is about like the Nagasaki device, you simply cannot make them smaller than that due to requirements of critical mass in plutonium devices. And a hydrogen bomb is a lithium shell around a plutonium bomb, essentially a fuel for the full fusion phenomenon. Maybe this guy is playing a joke, just to see how stupid people are. Because there are not and cannot be any mini-hydrogen bombs. It is not possible.
That's the key. It takes an atomic bomb to detonate the h-bomb. So what does he mean by OPERATION DREIDEL YARMULKE? This guy is crazy or pranking people. I vote prank. No one could be this stupid. .
Got me. Someone must be. It's not like it's hard to find some basic facts about plutonium bombs, minimum size for a bomb to explode, etc. And of course you'd have radioactive isotopes throughout the debris and on the site. You'd have people many blocks away blinded by the fireball like at Hiroshima because hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers were staring at it constantly. Well, this Japanese guy is too silly to argue with. This is a good page on the construction of various types of nukes. The lowest yield of any device tested (that I have been able to learn details of, anyway) was the Buster Able shot. This was known to have a core right at the lower limit of what could be squeezed to criticality, and no-one was surprised when it fizzled. The design had the irreverent name of The Petite Plutonium Fission Bomb, and was designed by Ed Taylor, he of Orion fame. The predicted yield was 0.2 KT. Once the yield from the chemical explosives was subtracted, the fission energy was estimated at the equivalent of under one pound of TNT. This is also the first recorded failure of any nuclear device, the first actual squib known. The core actually went supercritical and produced a detectable amount of neutrons. Just not many of them...
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I always knew that, with all their bright science students, there had to be some science slugs at the low end of the bell curve, even in Japan. Dr. Lowenstein of CJA says "Therefore, it is become necessary to move our plans to next phase ahead of schedule. Operation Dreidel-Yarmulke will be going ahead as it is planned, regardless of the claims you website make. Yes, you force our hand. But do not consider this victory." So what does he mean by OPERATION DREIDEL YARMULKE?
This guy is crazy or pranking people.
#5. To: TooConservative (#1)
And a hydrogen bomb is a lithium shell around a plutonium bomb, essentially a fuel for the full fusion phenomenon.
#9. To: PSUSA (#5)
I vote prank. No one could be this stupid.
The problem with small nukes is that they are basically a fizzle and spread a lot of very dirty hard radiation around the area. This would be easily measurable in the WTC area.
The infamous atomic hand grenade is a myth. The smallest warhead issued by the United States was probably the W-54 Davy Crockett, usually delivered by a recoilless rifle launcher. The warhead was 27.7 cm in diameter, 39.9 cm in length and massed 22.7 kilograms. Its yield was around 20 tonnes (not kilotonnes) TNT equivalent. You just can't make a deployable warhead much smaller or lighter and still have it work.
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