Sentences with phrase «us hydrogen bomb»

North Korea says it conducted its sixth nuclear test with a powerful hydrogen bomb — a stark move against President Donald Trump's warnings.

Outside of Harvey, Mnuchin told Wallace he was drafting a sanctions package regarding North Korea amid news that the country had detonated a hydrogen bomb as part of its sixth nuclear test.

In addition to firing at least 23 missiles in 2017, North Korea put the progress of its nuclear weapons program on full display, testing a miniaturized hydrogen bomb in September.

North Korea successfully tested a hydrogen bomb that can be mounted onto an intercontinental ballistic missile on Sunday, marking its sixth — and biggest — test since 2006.

And while the U.S. has yet to verify that the weapon was a hydrogen bomb, experts widely agree that the detonation created an explosion exceeding previous North Korean nuclear tests.

Sept. 3, 2017: The rogue regime carries out its sixth and most powerful nuclear test, saying it detonated an advanced hydrogen bomb designed for a long - range missile.

But while U.S. military scientists were able to produce this fusion event, it was uncontrolled energy; the hydrogen bomb could only be detonated through a fission explosion first.

North Korea said an advanced hydrogen bomb for a long - range missile was tested on Sunday, prompting the warning of a «massive» military response from the United States if it or its allies were threatened.

North Korea, which carries out its nuclear and missile programs in defiance of UN resolutions and sanctions, said on state television the hydrogen bomb test ordered by leader Kim Jong Un had been a «perfect success».

But Wright doubts such a weapon, also known as a hydrogen bomb, will be miniaturized into a missile - ready warhead by North Korea anytime soon.

North Korea will shutter its Punggye - ri test site, a secluded mountain facility believed to be damaged after a hydrogen bomb test in September.

«With equity markets tumbling, escalating tensions between a Saudi - led Sunni bloc against Iran, ongoing hostilities in Syria, North Korea testing what it claims to be a hydrogen bomb, the once precious yellow metal is looking perky,» BBH strategists led by Marc Chandler said in a note on Thursday.

And if the blast appears to be caused by a hydrogen bomb, it would show North Korea could pull off a devastating thermonuclear strike on US soil.

On Sept. 4, North Korea claimed it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, increasing tensions with the United States and regional allies.

The rally proves that gold still retains its status as a safe haven among investors, who were motivated by a rocky Chinese stock market, North Korea's announcement that it detonated a hydrogen bomb last Wednesday and rising tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

You would say a hydrogen bomb works by magic.

Some people have bought the notion that our tools are morally neutral; they argue, for example, that the hydrogen bomb is neither «good» nor «bad.»

And while officials from the country say the bomb they tested was a hydrogen bomb (they're...

Remember last Friday when news circulated that North Korea tested a hydrogen bomb — but it was actually a nuclear bomb?

Extend this dilemma to problems of family life and business dealings, to the moot problems of school integration and the use of atomic and hydrogen bombs in war, and it becomes evident that there is no unanimity among Christians as to the will of God in concrete matters of ethical decision.

The importance of whether they are used destructively or creatively has been magnified a thousandfold by what Jung referred to as «that peculiar flower of human ingenuity, the hydrogen bomb.»

Military experts can discuss «first strike,» «second strike,» and «counter-strike-with bonus»; but beyond these semantic exercises, it is obvious to the careful inquirer that both the U.S. and the USSR are now equipped to eliminate each other as viable societies by exploding a few large hydrogen bombs high in the stratosphere, generating firestorms of meteorological dimensions.

«15 The second charge, which was the major one in the Gray Board's report, was that in 1949 he had «failed to display the requisite enthusiasm about building the hydrogen bomb.»

Each B - 52 can carry a hydrogen bomb with more destructive power than the combined explosives used by all sides in World War II.

«One might be a great authority on the hydrogen bomb and yet know nothing of banking.

In the resolutions adopted by the Evanston Assembly there is stated as one of the «two conditions of crucial importance which must be met, if catastrophe is to be averted»: «The prohibition of all weapons of mass destruction; including atomic and hydrogen bombs, with provision for international inspection and control, such as would safeguard the security of all nations, together with the drastic reduction of all other armaments.

We now live in the age of the hydrogen bomb.

With atomic and hydrogen bombs now stock - piled by both the United States and Russia in sufficient quantity and potency to destroy all human life upon the planet and with guided missiles to deliver them quickly to their targets, the annihilation not only of great cities but of entire nations in a matter of minutes has now become a staggering possibility.

Without physicists we would not have moon rocks or enough hydrogen bombs to destroy the planet several times over.

Since that time also, the emergence of the atomic and hydrogen bombs has vastly increased the peril to the total world that racial conflict might fan to hideously destructive power.

Human life begins with a bang but not quite the bang of the fusing of tritium and deuterium in a hydrogen bomb.

Even the tools by which Man is expected to achieve his heaven - on - earth — science and education — are no longer held in quite the awe they inspired before their joint endeavors brought humanity under the shadow of the hydrogen bomb.

In an age of atom and hydrogen bombs — an age when the destruction of the whole world is possible — we are finally accepting the view that the church must take a clear stand for peace.

(p. 113) This particular aspect of mentally healthy religion has taken on special significance on our shrinking planet where human animosities are now armed with hydrogen bombs and worse.

The last several months have been particularly contentious, after North Korea claimed to have tested its first hydrogen bomb and fired a satellite into orbit.

Albeit Pyongyang tends to overstate its accomplishments, the satellite launch and the alleged detonation of a hydrogen bomb represent, combined, a considerable leap for North Korea's military capabilities.

It probably also depends on the reaction of China, which is probably not very happy about NK with hydrogen bombs but also not about the prospect of a war between NK and others.

And, in 1953 (some months after Stalin's death) their first hydrogen bomb.

Last January, the country said it had successfully carried out a hydrogen bomb (H - bomb) test as an «act of self - defence» against the US, claiming to have gained the capability to «wipe out the whole US territory».

A hydrogen bomb is significantly more powerful than an atomic bomb (A-bomb).

Pyongyang said it had successfully trialed a hydrogen bomb that could be loaded on to a long - range missile.

Pyongyang said it had tested a hydrogen bomb — a device many times more powerful than an atomic bomb.

A Democratic primary challenger to Rep. Jerry Nadler has enlisted comic Jackie Mason to remind voters that Nadler voted for the Iran nuke deal — and now «Jews are facing the hydrogen bomb.»

While the IAEA could not determine if the explosion came from a hydrogen bomb as North Korea claimed, Amano said the bigger yield of this latest test means «it is safe to assume North Korea is making significant progress.»

1953: After much debate, the United States decides to pursue the hydrogen bomb, a weapon far more powerful than any atomic bomb.

Yukiya Amano, head of the International Atomic Energy Authority, told CNN that North Korea's claim that it had tested a hydrogen bomb on Sunday represented a «new dimension of threat.»

This «quarksplosion» would be an even more powerful subatomic analog of the individual nuclear fusion reactions that take place in the cores of hydrogen bombs.

The inventor of the Soviet hydrogen bomb became an advocate of peace and human rights.

The United States followed in January 1958 with the 31 - pound satellite Explorer I. Even as the nascent U.S. space program focused on pint - size payloads, however, a research team at an obscure division of the General Dynamics Corporation was secretly drawing up plans for a monstrous 4,000 - ton spaceship that would be powered by the sequential explosions of thousands of hydrogen bombs and would ferry hundreds of astronauts at a time across the solar system.

Scientists can already trigger limited fusion reactions in the lab and abundant (if somewhat uncontrolled) reactions in a hydrogen bomb.