Has there ever been a stronger weapon bomb created than a TSAR bomba . . . The tsar bomba was created to be stronger than it was and scaled down I have no reason to think we'd get word of it if they made the full one and then kept it on a shelf somewhere or failed to get approval for the test then repurposed the uranium to multiple weapons or something
Why is the estimated fallout spread in the Tsar Bomba (50 . . . - Reddit The Tsar Bomba as tested (50 megatons) was 97% fusion, 3% fission The intensity of the radiation in the fallout plume relates to how much fission yield there is (the total yield still affects how it is distributed) 3% of 50 megatons is 1 5 Mt
TSAR BOMBA watches - enlighten me : r PrideAndPinion - Reddit So I've stumbled upon the TSAR BOMBA watches a I couldn't help to notice it seems took big inspiration from Richard Milles most known watches like the RM 11, the 72-01, RM 52-06 and so on But do any one of you own one of these watches? I'm just curious in terms of the quality of the watches and the brand itself, since me and a friend discussed the watches - not really interested in buying one
Why didnt the Soviets mass produce the Tsar Bomba? The timing of the Tsar Bomba is, as just one more aside, an interesting one The Soviets detonated it in 1961; the USA tested a series of very compact H-bombs in 1962; the LTBT was signed in 1963
TIL The pilot that dropped the Tsar Bomba nuclear bomb was . . . - Reddit "The Tsar Bomba which was detonated by the Soviet Union on October 30, 1961 in northern Russia is believed to be 1,400 times more powerful than Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings combined Also called 'Big Ivan', it is known as the largest nuclear weapon ever detonated " I can't even comprehend that Reply reply More replies [deleted] •
What Was The Point of Tsar Bomba? : r WarCollege - Reddit The Tsar Bomba had two uses, one technical and one political: The technical use was to test the design of extremely large and powerful nuclear warheads While it is true that smaller nuclear warheads would be more "efficient" on a number of accounts, in 1961 the technology was not yet there: MIRVs were still around 10 years in the future
Tsar Bomba design principles : r nuclearweapons - Reddit I always thought that Tsar Bomba was a simplistic three stages design until I find this statement (translated from Russian) : "A large number of major innovations were applied to the design of the superbomb itself and its charge