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reply posted on 4-7-2004 @ 03:36 AM by DeathDenton
i agree orion would work in theory it would
be good if you wanted something cheap
but i dont think the sheeples would go for it
heres a site with alot of info
Nuclear Spaceit describes nuclear thermal propultion a
much better idea.

It involves putting h2 through a nuclear reactor to super
heat the gas and expel it through the nossel.



reply posted on 5-7-2004 @ 11:06 PM by Ixataar
Viendin,
don’t call me a liar you prick.

I DON’T MAKE (CENSORED) LIKE THIS UP!

Now, first no nation is going to admit where they STASH their dismantled Nukes!

About the most reliable info you’ll get, is something like this…
From;
www.viewzone.com...
“The Yamantau Mountain complex is located close to one of Russia's remaining nuclear weapons labs, Chelyabinsk-70, giving rise to speculation it could house either a nuclear warhead storage site,…”

From;
www.ucsusa.org...

“All warheads would be removed from US and Russian delivery vehicles and placed in verifiable storage.”

“Other De-alerting Options from Bruce Blair
1. "Safe" Russian silo-based missiles and US Minuteman III and MX missiles by inserting a pin into the motor ignition mechanism, blocking ignition. This process could be reversed by crews entering the silo and pulling the pin. The entire US silo-based force could be realerted in twelve hours.
2. Remove the Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) from US MX missiles. The IMU, part of the MX's guidance system, could be stored on-site. Reinstallation of the IMU takes longer than reversing the "safing" step, and thus the MX force would take 15 hours to realert rather than 10.”

Deactive, dismantle, but NEVER Disarm! The nuke scientists know it!;
“Stage 3
The United States, Russia, China, Britain, and France in combination, would reduce warheads to a level of 200 each, with most of that number being deactivated. Goodby and Feiveson believe this stage could be completed by 2015-2020. The two believe each country could have as few as ten warheads deployed. This force level would be able to inflict severe damage on an aggressor, but would lack the power to destroy a retaliatory force.”

The “Vaccum Heart” of the Nuke;
From;
www.cheniere.org...
“Now if you suddenly and drastically change the stress of the vacuum in which a radioactive nucleus is imbedded, you change the potential placed on the unbalanced nucleus. You hit it, in other words, with a strong EG potential pulse -- an EGP. That instantly unbalances the nucleus and it decays explosively. That is, it changes the decay constant and the probability of decay.
Basically that's what happens in a nuclear implosion weapon: You hit the radioactive hunk of material in the center with a very high, imploding pressure wave, which is carrying an EGP. The EGP causes all the nuclei to decay nearly instantly, producing a nuclear explosion.”

And, to finish. I am not the master of disinformation, I’m just speaking the truth;

Again, from;
www.ucsusa.org...
“Conclusion
A system of de-alerting would support arms control initiatives agreed to in the START treaties. The proposals outlined in this paper increase transparency by facilitating information-sharing and wider disclosure. Large numbers of nuclear weapons would be deactivated, creating a more stable global environment. De-alerting offers a real chance to reduce the dangers inherent in a nuclear-armed world and to lay the groundwork for a nuclear weapon-free world.”

I’d rather be part of the solution mate, than part of the problem, like wankers like you...



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reply posted on 5-7-2004 @ 11:34 PM by FredT
Dude, some of the missiles are disarmed by treaty obligations, and the warheads are placed in storage. If the scenario you have gone great lenghts to try to prove did exist, we would litterly be swimming in atomic weapons. according to one anti nuke website the US produced 67,000+
www.brook.edu...

I may trip over one when I go to work eh? The Plutonium and Uranium cannot be broken down, but the bomb case, and other components are taken apart. The Plutonium and U235 etc can be recycled back into other weapons. To learn more about the process:
www.bullatomsci.org...


reply posted on 6-7-2004 @ 11:23 AM by E_T
Originally posted by Ixataar
The “Vaccum Heart” of the Nuke;
From;
www.cheniere.org...
“Now if you suddenly and drastically change the stress of the vacuum in which a radioactive nucleus is imbedded, you change the potential placed on the unbalanced nucleus. You hit it, in other words, with a strong EG potential pulse -- an EGP. That instantly unbalances the nucleus and it decays explosively. That is, it changes the decay constant and the probability of decay.
Basically that's what happens in a nuclear implosion weapon: You hit the radioactive hunk of material in the center with a very high, imploding pressure wave, which is carrying an EGP. The EGP causes all the nuclei to decay nearly instantly, producing a nuclear explosion.”

Something stinks there!
Like this:
A giant EGP strikes the earth, spreads in all directions, and strikes the waiting monster missiles. In their implosion trigger warheads and in their fissionable and fusionable payload, everything goes at once.

If that EGP is powerful enough to directly ignite fusion then exploding nukes are smallest of your worries!


nuclearweaponarchive.org...

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