Sentences with phrase «of nuclear explosions»

So that's what I've got - a 5.4 - liter V - 8 model in an orange - red hue that is approximately the color of a nuclear explosion.

Moreover, we do have experience of nuclear explosions over water.

I was of the generation in which we practiced ducking under our desks in case of a nuclear explosion in elementary school.

Part of the rationale for building NIF was that weapons scientists could use it to validate simulations of nuclear explosions and so keep the country's nuclear stockpile safe and working properly.

A former particle accelerator reconfigured to its present guise in 1996, the Z machine is a platform for studying the physics and effects of nuclear explosions.

Several artists find declassified photographs of nuclear explosions (examples of which the gallery will display in printed and digital formats) and incorporate this imagery into their paintings, drawings, photographs, and designs of everyday objects.

These types of nuclear explosions «suck up dirt, or water, contaminates it with debris from the bomb, and then lofts it into the atmosphere,» Schwartz said.

To put the size of history's largest nuclear blasts to scale, we have used Alex Wellerstein's Nukemap, a tool for visualizing the terrifying real - world impact of a nuclear explosion.

These warnings may be one reason why some people — from Tokyo to Australia to the US — are showing an interest in purchasing bunkers designed to preserve life in the event of a nuclear explosion.

Since the U.S. no longer tests weapons underground, the NIF's high - powered lasers recreate the pressure of a nuclear explosion without the explosions.

Forster Rothbart has traced the legacy of the nuclear explosion at Chernobyl in 1986, living for a time in a village just outside of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.

Seismic measurements and an eye - witness report of a blue flash above the reactor a few seconds after the first explosion also support the new hypothesis of a nuclear explosion followed by a steam explosion.

They hypothesize that the first explosive event was a jet of debris ejected to very high altitudes by a series of nuclear explosions within the reactor.

«They show a remarkable amount of technical effort that went into representing the very difficult to capture — because it is so extreme — phenomenon of a nuclear explosion.»

They've focused in particular on the migration of radioisotopes 133Xe and 37Ar, which are telltale signatures of a nuclear explosion.

Three decades after the end of the cold war, however, the larger danger of a nuclear holocaust involving thousands of nuclear explosions and tens to hundreds of millions of immediate deaths still persists in the U.S. — Russia nuclear confrontation.

On Earth today, curium exists only when manufactured in laboratories or as a byproduct of nuclear explosions.

The soft - porny writhings of Nicola, whose terminal birthday has been reduced here to her 30th, are intercut with footage of nuclear explosions, cancerous cell division and the Hajj.

Operation Fishbowl is a multi-media sculpture displaying publicly sourced video of nuclear explosions in outer space.

The French say that they need to conduct the tests before they sign the treaty so that they can perfect computer simulations of nuclear explosions.

Garnett bases apocalyptic paintings on declassified photographs of nuclear explosions.