Sentences with phrase «hydrogen bomb test»

People watch a news report on North Korea's first hydrogen bomb test at a railroad station in Seoul on January 6, 2016.

While doing my PhD in ecology in 1971 I joined a group of activists who had begun to meet in the basement of the Unitarian Church, to plan a protest voyage against US hydrogen bomb testing in Alaska.

A fascinating full figure woodcut on Japanese paper, The Hydrogen Man, 1954, by Leonard Baskin, meditates on the first hydrogen bomb test.

A CNN reporter quoted a North Korean official as saying the US should take «literally» its threat to detonate the «strongest hydrogen bomb test over the Pacific Ocean.»

The clock's hands «are the closest they've been to catastrophe since the early days of above - ground hydrogen bomb testing» in the 1950s, largely due to the ongoing threats to the planet from ACD.

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».

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

The international fallout from North Korea's announcement of a «successful» hydrogen bomb test has already begun with world leaders slamming the development as a «grave threat» and «deeply worrying.»

Major Asian indexes were rattled on Friday morning by a threat from North Korea to conduct another hydrogen bomb test at a larger scale and IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN.

In January, North Korea claimed to have conducted a hydrogen bomb test, but many foreign governments and experts were sceptical about the claim.

In 1954, a hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll exposed the 23 man crew of the Japanese fishing vessel Lucky Dragon 5 to radioactive fallout.

For example; taking on USA's hydrogen bomb testing — and winning; taking on French nuclear... Continue reading →

For example; taking on USA's hydrogen bomb testing — and winning; taking on French nuclear testing in the Pacific — and winning.