it was not limited and could easily be turned into a deliverable weapon. Initial Soviet research into the H-bomb followed closely the path the U.S. scientists were pursuing. The work was ...

the atomic bomb. A weapon that devastated the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But he was famously opposed to building hydrogen bombs. What makes the two nuclear bombs different?

He also advocated seeking a way of creating international controls of nuclear weapons while at the same time officially announcing that the U.S was refraining from developing a hydrogen bomb.

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The Hydrogen Bomb: II In which the technical and strategic discussion of last issue is continued, and a proposal is made for a first step toward the international control of atomic weapons By Hans ...

And the recommendations it does make are based on an almost obsolete weapon—not the improved bombs already tested at Eniwetok, or the hydrogen bomb that is soon to come. Contact us at letters ...

On January 31st, 1950, Truman ordered the Atomic Energy Commission to work on all forms of nuclear weapons ... Donald Whitman witnessed the first hydrogen bomb go off from about 30 miles away ...

Tritium, a hydrogen isotope with one proton ... accounts for only a minor fraction of the weapon’s overall yield. The most powerful thermonuclear bomb tested, the Tsar Bomba, boasted a 50 ...

OSLO—A hibakusha representing this year’s Nobel Peace Prize laureate delivered a stark warning against world leaders who rely on nuclear weapons or ... of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations ...