Nuclear weapons

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Category:Nuclear weapons - Wikipedia

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Isotope separation
Modern weapons
Nuclear explosives
Nuclear technology
Nuclear warfare
Weapons of mass destruction (WMDs)
Weapons of the Cold War

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"Wiener envisioned a bleak future and realized that he himself was culpable, comparing his work on cybernetics to that of the world's greatest scientists who unleashed the destructive power of atomic weapons."
1939-1945 German nuclear weapons program (Uranprojekt)
1942-1946 The Manhattan Project
1942-1949 US State Department Give Nuclear Weapons to the USSR (Russia)
1944 Port Chicago disaster (bombing) AKA Atomic Bombing of Suisun Bay, California
1949 "'The impact of the thinking machine will be a shock certainly of comparable order to that of the atomic bomb,' he said in a 1949 interview."
1950s Shimon Peres secret nuclear deal with the French for Israel
1955 JPL's Qian Xuesen AKA Hsue-Shen Tsien Leaves US to Return to China to Lead their Nuclear Weapons Program in Which China Obtains the Nuclear Weapon for the First Time
1955 M-28 or M-29 Davy Crockett Weapon System
1958 Operation Argus (Project Prime Argus)
1960-1968 Operation Chrome Dome
1970-Todau Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty AKA NPT
1995 France Targets Germany with Hades short term nuclear missiles on German cities
1995 Operation Check to Check AKA Operation Funny Money
1996 Along with General Lee Butler and Rear Admiral Eugene Carroll, Goodpaster co-authored a statement for the Global Security Institute advocating the complete elimination of nuclear weapons due to their danger and lack of military utility.
2001-Today FMR II German Nuclear Powerplant would use weapons grade uranium
2001-Today Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI)
2015 Russia's Uranium One Story Connecting Tony Podesta and the Clinton Campaign to the US-Russia Nuclear Deal
2024 Generative AI is the nuclear bomb of the information age.
Anti-nuclear weapons movement
Bomb carbon
China's Nuclear Weapons Program
Create Artificial Harbors with Nuclear Explosions
Dark weapons
Doomsday device
Electromagnetic pulse (EMP)
Franklin Chang Diaz deployed first nuclear device from space shuttle on which same mission he later practiced space medicine known as "telemedicine".
Historians of nuclear weapons
Hollywood Producers Connected to Nuclear Weapons and Technology
Islamic Bomb (Islam's nuclear weapon)
Israeli nuclear weapons (Illegal)
Krytrons (high-speed electronic switches)
Linear implosion nuclear weapons
Military nuclear accidents and incidents
NAZI/German nuclear weapon project
Neutron bomb
NRDC has published a number of studies on nuclear weapon stockpiles around the world, both as monographs and as individual studies in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
Nuclear arms race
Nuclear bombs
Nuclear disarmament
Nuclear electromagnetic pulse (nuclear EMP or NEMP)
Nuclear mines
Nuclear missiles
Nuclear proliferation
Nuclear safety and security
Nuclear secrecy
Nuclear terrorism
Nuclear war and weapons in popular culture
Nuclear warheads
Nuclear weapon design
Nuclear weapon safety
Nuclear Weapons and their Links to Space Systems
Nuclear weapons by country
Nuclear weapons delivery
Nuclear weapons experts
Nuclear weapons governance
Nuclear weapons links
Nuclear weapons policy
Nuclear Weapons Production Facilities
Nuclear weapons scientists and engineers
Nuclear weapons shipments and movements
Nuclear weapons testing
Radiological weapons
Red mercury
Soviet Union - Nuclear Weapons
Tactical Nuclear Weapons AKA Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons (TNWs)
Uranium hydride bomb
US Nuclear Aircraft
US Nuclear War Strategy

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