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NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS (10) answer(s).
 
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ID:   043010


Constructive uses of nuclear explosives / Teller, Edward; Talley, Wilson K; Higgins, Gary H; Johnson, Gerald W 1968  Book
Teller, Edward Book
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Publication New York, McGraw Hill Book Company, 1968.
Description xiv, 320p.Hbk
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001026621.483/TEL 001026MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   043024


Effects of nuclear weapons / Glasstone, Samuel (ed); Dolan, Philip J (ed) 1980  Book
Glasstone, Samuel Book
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Edition 3rd ed
Publication London, Castle house, 1980.
Description 653p.
Standard Number 0719400481
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018842363.1799/GLA 018842MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   143273


End run: the US government's plan for designing nuclear weapons and simulating nuclear explosions under th Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty / Paine, Christopher E 1997  Book
Paine, Christopher E Book
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Publication Washington, DC, Natural Resources Defense Council, 1997.
Description 51p.pbk
Key Words Nuclear Weapons  ;  CTBT  ;  United States  ;  Nuclear Explosions 
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043303355.825119/PAI 043303MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   077380


Impact Deflection of potentially hazardous asteroids using curr / Koenig, Jesse D; Chyba, Christopher F   Journal Article
Chyba, Christopher F Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Summary/Abstract Nuclear explosions, and a wide variety of technologies not yet realized, have been proposed to deflect asteroids away from collision with Earth. In contrast, this article presents realistic models for simple kinetic energy impact deflection, using the actual orbital elements of 795 catalogued Potentially Hazardous Asteroids, and impactor masses launched to intercept trajectories by Atlas V HLV rockets or equivalent. The authors take asteroid diameter, density, cratering characteristics, and Earth-collision lead time as parameters whose influence is to be investigated. Assuming asteroids of rocklike density, the article finds deflection off of Earth-collision to be achievable given 5-year lead time with a single kinetic energy intercept for 100% of 250 m diameter PHAs, 20-year lead with a single intercept for 93% of 500 m PHAs, 20-year lead with 5 and 10 intercepts, respectively, for 55% and 94% of 1 km PHAs, or 100-year lead with 1 and 2 intercepts, respectively, for 55% and 94% of 1 km PHAs. Considering likely future lead times for Near-Earth Objects, simple impact deflection using current launch vehicles is therefore a viable strategy for up to kilometer-diameter asteroids. This method has important advantages over other proposals: it requires no new technologies, would not require development or testing of nuclear warheads, and would likely be the least costly, least risky, and fastest to effect
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Nuclear explosions and their effects / India.Ministry of Information and Broadcasting 1958  Book
India.Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Book
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Edition rev. ed.
Publication New Delhi, Publication Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1958.
Description xv, 340p.hbk
Contents B
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ID:   092918


Radioactive carbon from nuclear explosions and nonthreshold bio / Sakharov, Andrei D; Hippel, Frank Von   Journal Article
Hippel, Frank Von Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract In this article, which appeared in the June 1958 issue of the Soviet journal, Atomic Energy, Sakharov estimated that about 10,000 people would ultimately suffer cancers, genetic disorders, and other ill effects from the radioactivity produced by a 1-megation nuclear explosion in the atmosphere.
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Right to conduct nuclear explosions: political aspects and policy proposals / Stockholm International Peace Reserch institute 1975  Book
Stockholm International Peace Reserch institute Book
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Publication Sweden, SIPRI, 1975.
Description 24p.
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014511341.734/SIP 014511MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   036308


SIPRI yearbook 1991: world armaments and disarmament / SIPRI 1991  Book
SIPRI Book
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Publication Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1991.
Description xxxviii, 741p.hbk
Series SIPRI Yearbook 1991
Standard Number 0198291450
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033055327.17405/SIP 033055MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   003021


SIPRI yearbook 1993: world armaments and disarmament / SIPRI 1993  Book
SIPRI Book
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Publication New York, Oxford University Press, 1993.
Description xxix, 834p.hbk
Series SIPRI Yearbook 1993
Standard Number 0198291663
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034747327.17405/SIP 034747MainOn ShelfGeneral 
034750327.17405/SIP 034750MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   170331


Using Optics to Detect and Pinpoint Nuclear Explosions in Ground-Based Information Support Systems / Rybin, I.A.   Journal Article
Rybin, I.A. Journal Article
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