Hydrogen bombs are the most destructive nukes, yes. However, you would want a hydrogen bomb to explode near you vs a fission bomb. Fission bombs release MASSIVE amount of radiation both at the detonation site, but also around the globe. Thermonuclear bombs (hydrogen) realeases a very minute amount of radiation. With a hydrogen nuke, your main worry is the blast wave and the fires that come after. With a fission bomb (ones dropped on Japan) the blast wave and fire are the worst of your worries, because once the fallout starts reaching the ground people die in masses of radiation poisoning.
Not all fusion weapons are higher yield than all fission weapons. Of deployed devices, pure fission weapons have yielded from 0.02 to 540kt. Thermonuclear weapons have ranged from 1 to 25,000 kt. 540 is bigger than 1.
Edward Teller (Hungarian: Teller Ede; January 15, 1908 - September 9, 2003) was a Hungarian-American theoretical physicist who is known colloquially as "the father of the hydrogen bomb" and one of the creators of the Teller-Ulam design. Teller was known for his scientific ability and his difficult interpersonal relations and volatile personality.
Just imagine how powerful a Silicon Bomb would be(Thermonuclear Fusion gets stronger the further into a stars lifespan, thus the final Stage, Silicon would be stronger than the first stage, Hydrogen)
Helium does not fission into hydrogen. It is possible to "stop" a nuclear bomb. They're delivery system can be intercepted. The physical phenomena that take place during detonation have no impact on whether or not they can be intercepted.
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Nazi's Heisenberg vs Oppenheimer
Wish you would’ve mentioned the fact that one causes fallout and one causes world air problems
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Like those PlayStation n Xbox rap battles?
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He’s scared
Hydrogen bombs are the most destructive nukes, yes. However, you would want a hydrogen bomb to explode near you vs a fission bomb. Fission bombs release MASSIVE amount of radiation both at the detonation site, but also around the globe. Thermonuclear bombs (hydrogen) realeases a very minute amount of radiation. With a hydrogen nuke, your main worry is the blast wave and the fires that come after. With a fission bomb (ones dropped on Japan) the blast wave and fire are the worst of your worries, because once the fallout starts reaching the ground people die in masses of radiation poisoning.
Here the recipe if anyone wondering
1H2,1H3
Fusion and fission is the basic difference!
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Not all fusion weapons are higher yield than all fission weapons.
Of deployed devices, pure fission weapons have yielded from 0.02 to 540kt.
Thermonuclear weapons have ranged from 1 to 25,000 kt.
540 is bigger than 1.
More atoms?
@@user-qk9yh1zp4u It's not that simple.
can you please make a more in depth video for my ap chemistry peoject?
"Let us put it like this: You use an atomic bomb to SET OFF the hydrogen bomb!"
Thanks for the explanation, jschlatt!
I search up Hydrogen Bomb VS Coughing Baby and this is what tf I get
"No sir I do not know how to make a nuclear bomb. No you don't need to call the ATF."
Edward Teller (Hungarian: Teller Ede; January 15, 1908 - September 9, 2003) was a Hungarian-American theoretical physicist who is known colloquially as "the father of the hydrogen bomb" and one of the creators of the Teller-Ulam design. Teller was known for his scientific ability and his difficult interpersonal relations and volatile personality.
😂...he was a bomb!
Fusion is much more powerful than fission and the sun is mostly fusion but some fission as well
Where did you get that from? The sun does only fusion
I love the Stranger Things font man. Adds an extra cool feeling to the video.
Just imagine how powerful a Silicon Bomb would be(Thermonuclear Fusion gets stronger the further into a stars lifespan, thus the final Stage, Silicon would be stronger than the first stage, Hydrogen)
Atomic bombs have round face while hydrogen bombs have pointy face so they are more powerful.
Does the hydrogen bomb have plutonium?
Ikrrr wtf is wrong with this world
Usually, yes. Some don't contain plutonium, but instead contain only uranium.
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You mean brain?
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Diabolical, Walt just dropped an Hydrogen bomb
Thomas the thermonuclear bomb
A solidify hydrogen definitely stronger ..
So does a hydrogen bomb create radiation fallout ? Or only atomic bombs..
guess I need to watch more videos for the answer
Its easy to make hydrogen.🔥💥
Slow moving neuton 'H'
What?
I wonder how humanity even invented these weapons? Like, they just saw a rock and thought "I wonder if this thing could explode?"
If all hydrogen bombs are atomic it means i have exploded atomic bomb inside my house
Wait dint we not have the caoitavity for fusion yet
Song?
Hydrogen + uranium?
Ikr bro its confusing
It can't be possible
@@neli3220 What can't be possible?
@@Evan_Bell Hydrogen and uranium can't be inside one capsule
@@neli3220 Why not?
Yep we have
N bomb
H bomb
Where is the F bomb
Just like All M16's and M4's are AR15's but AR15's are not M16 or M4's.
The explanation is absolutely terrible. 2/10 video.
Hydrogen fuse into helium and helium again break into hydrogen by fission nuclear reaction. So it is probably impossible to stop nuclear bomb
Helium does not fission into hydrogen.
It is possible to "stop" a nuclear bomb. They're delivery system can be intercepted. The physical phenomena that take place during detonation have no impact on whether or not they can be intercepted.
How about a rhyme
Roses are red your city is gone is me Thomas the thermonuclear bomb
Long story short 1 is A and the other is H¹
Is fusion even possible on earth
Yes? What kind of question is that?
@@Parallax-ec4ik I did some research and found out controlled fusion reaction is not possible on earth
pack me ten of them
Fizzion
Both are fake.
How did you come to that conclusion?
Eddie Bravo?
Not accepting reality I see.
There’s a couple cities full of people and a missing island that would like to disagree with you
Japan disagrees...