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Destruction of Nuclear Bombs Using Ultra-High Energy Neutrino Beam
, 2003
"... We discuss the possibility of utilizing the ultra-high energy neutrino beam (≃ 1000 TeV) to detect and destroy the nuclear bombs wherever they are and whoever possess them. ..."
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We discuss the possibility of utilizing the ultra-high energy neutrino beam (≃ 1000 TeV) to detect and destroy the nuclear bombs wherever they are and whoever possess them.
NUCLEAR BOMBS FROM LOW- ENRICHED URANIUM OR “SPENT ” FUEL
, 2003
"... Conventional wisdom says that low-enriched uranium is not suitable for making nuclear weapons. However, an article in USA Today claims that “rogue ” states and terrorists have discovered that this is untrue. Not only that, but terrorists could separate plutonium from irradiated fuel (often called “s ..."
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Conventional wisdom says that low-enriched uranium is not suitable for making nuclear weapons. However, an article in USA Today claims that “rogue ” states and terrorists have discovered that this is untrue. Not only that, but terrorists could separate plutonium from irradiated fuel (often called
Validation of yellowedge grouper, Epinephelus flavolimbatus, age using nuclear bomb-produced radiocarbon
, 2008
"... Abstract Age validation and estimates of longevity of yellowedge grouper (Epinephelus flavolimbatus) from the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) are needed to inform fishery management decisions. Yellowedge grouper sagittal otoliths (n=100) were collected, aged using conventional means, and cores were submitted f ..."
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from adult otolith sections assigned to post-bomb dates exhibited lower Δ14C values than cores (juvenile material) assigned to the same post-bomb dates. This finding is likely explained by lower 14C levels reported from water masses at deeper depths (>100 m) which are inhabited by adults.
Winning with the bomb
- Journal of Conflict Resolution 53:XX-XX
, 2009
"... Nuclear weapons ’ effects on an actor’s success in coercive diplomacy are in part a function of how nuclear weapons change the perceived costs of conflict. The authors argue that states can improve their allotment of a good or convince an opponent to back down and have shorter crises if their oppone ..."
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Nuclear weapons ’ effects on an actor’s success in coercive diplomacy are in part a function of how nuclear weapons change the perceived costs of conflict. The authors argue that states can improve their allotment of a good or convince an opponent to back down and have shorter crises
Nuclear Triage and the Dirty Bomb
"... Triage is Athe sorting of and allocation of treatment to patients and especially battle and disaster victims according to a system of priorities designed to maximize the number of ..."
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Triage is Athe sorting of and allocation of treatment to patients and especially battle and disaster victims according to a system of priorities designed to maximize the number of
Winning with the Bomb
"... Nuclear weapons ’ effects on an actor’s success in coercive diplomacy are in part a function of how nuclear weapons change the perceived costs of conflict. The authors argue that states can improve their allotment of a good or convince an opponent to back down and have shorter crises if their oppone ..."
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Nuclear weapons ’ effects on an actor’s success in coercive diplomacy are in part a function of how nuclear weapons change the perceived costs of conflict. The authors argue that states can improve their allotment of a good or convince an opponent to back down and have shorter crises
Sharing the Bomb
"... When the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan in August 1945, it launched a grand contest between two forces: nations determined to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, and those determined to acquire their own. Early ..."
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When the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan in August 1945, it launched a grand contest between two forces: nations determined to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, and those determined to acquire their own. Early
Antimatter Bomb
, 2014
"... Current scientific antimatter knowledge is incomplete. Without full knowl-edge it’s not possible to invent antimatter based applications, including the application handled in this paper, antimatter bomb. Word bomb combined with nuclear phenomena has an enormous stigma, so even talking about the theo ..."
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Current scientific antimatter knowledge is incomplete. Without full knowl-edge it’s not possible to invent antimatter based applications, including the application handled in this paper, antimatter bomb. Word bomb combined with nuclear phenomena has an enormous stigma, so even talking about
Iran and the Bomb: A Psychoanalytic Study
"... During the past decade, the entire world has been preoccupied with the Iranian government’s attempts to obtain nuclear bombs. Such weapons of mass destruction in the hands of a fanatical and tyrannical religious regime which considers the “Western” world, and above all Israel and the United States, ..."
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During the past decade, the entire world has been preoccupied with the Iranian government’s attempts to obtain nuclear bombs. Such weapons of mass destruction in the hands of a fanatical and tyrannical religious regime which considers the “Western” world, and above all Israel and the United States
Bombs Versus Budgets: Inside the Nuclear Weapons Lobby
, 2012
"... The battle over deficits and defense has focused attention on the costs of nuclear weapons. Estimates of the full costs of nuclear weapons-related activities are hotly debated, but there is no question that they will reach hundreds of billions of dollars over the next decade. At a time of tight budg ..."
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The battle over deficits and defense has focused attention on the costs of nuclear weapons. Estimates of the full costs of nuclear weapons-related activities are hotly debated, but there is no question that they will reach hundreds of billions of dollars over the next decade. At a time of tight
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