And not the most efficient use of materials? For a fizmat constrained country...
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Replying to @NuclearAnthro @ArmsControlWonk and
It's.. more that the implosion efficiency drops so much or explosive mass climbs so high. Practically yes more fizmat needed for deliverable
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Replying to @GeorgeWHerbert @ArmsControlWonk and
OMFG! This totally explains a line in one of the docs earlier this week in a Theoretical Megaton Group meeting about needing too much HE!!!
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Replying to @NuclearAnthro @ArmsControlWonk and
Yeah. A Fat Man sized assembly count do it but...
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Replying to @GeorgeWHerbert @NuclearAnthro and
Do any of y'all know what's in that alleged Chinese design from AQ Khan?
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Replying to @CherylRofer @NuclearAnthro and
What I recall is HE, HEU and a uranium deuteride initiator.
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Replying to @ArmsControlWonk @CherylRofer and
I think that chalkboard is how I learned about that.pic.twitter.com/wbAkVcZls0
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Replying to @NuclearAnthro @ArmsControlWonk and
Chalkboard bomb is also levitated, it looks like...
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Here is one minor observation about the chalkboard bomb that I haven't seen made yet: the casing looks cribbed from a Soviet publication?pic.twitter.com/F348HA60d6
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Replying to @wellerstein @NuclearAnthro and
That's a pretty fake design though...
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Replying to @GeorgeWHerbert @NuclearAnthro and
The Soviet one? Definitely, it's pretty silly. But I find tracing genealogies of the drawings useful nonetheless:http://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/2012/02/17/friday-image-nuclear-bombs-soviet-style-1958/ …
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