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3D Data of the Nzk-40(T-35)
The primary author is the noted nuclear weapons designer Roberta Freidson.
The primary funding for the project came from an appropriation of $3,973,400 by the U.S. Department of Defense for assistance in the development of Nuclear Weapons Information, Command and Control, and Oversight (NWICCO) for Departments of Defense (DOD). The Borer Study Team consisted of NWICCO, the Sandia National Laboratories (SNL), and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). The Sandia National Laboratories funded the project.
A second grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funded the development of a synthesis of recent work done to date on the Nzk-40(T-35). The synthesis was completed by the three organizations listed above.
References
External links
Borer Study Team, Final report, 3 March 1977.
Borer Study Team, Final report, 7 April 1977.
Borer Study Team, Final report, 17 June 1978.
Borer Study Team, Review of Latest Data, 10 February 1980.
Category:Nuclear weapons of the Soviet Union
Category:Soviet military secretsQ:
In the movie "Crimson Tide", what is the explanation for why Glenna did not survive the explosion?
In the movie "Crimson Tide" when the naval ship was attacked by the enemy submarine and the hydrogen bomb was used to destroy it, it was shown that the bomb is so powerful that no human being could survive it.
I do not know what the first half of the sentence meant. But what does the second half mean?
In the movie, one of the characters said that the explosion was an "atomic explosion".
How do the physics of it work?
A:
The first part of the sentence is just a reference to the fact that the bomb is so powerful that no human being could survive it.
The second part is a reference to the behavior of a nuclear weapon in a nuclear chain reaction. When a sufficient amount of material is put in a reaction, the reaction stops, because the ac619d1d87
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