Posted on 04/22/2025 8:31:42 AM PDT by Twotone
Sounds to me like it could be used to burn large swaths of civilians.
Something that small could take out submarines or ships without them seeing it coming.
when I was little I used to make hydrogen “bombs”
I would generate hydrogen with aluminum, water and lye
fill up balloons, light the end and let it go.
they would float up in the air and explode.
Great fun for an 9 year old
Sounds like internet videos of welding people into their apartments, right after the Wuhan release…
More BS from the Chi-Coms.
drop one on wuhan
did mitch mcconnell give them the tech
Mongolian BBQ!..................
Sounds like the neutron bomb that Jimmy Carter talked back in the late 70s.
How does it affect heat seeking missiles?
So it’s a standard bomb, not to be confused in any way with a hydrogen fusion bomb.
When Hydrogen burns it creates water. I wonder if that means when the bomb goes off does it extinguishes itself?
No… the neutron bomb was a fusion based H-bomb. A thermonuclear bomb around 2kt, tweaked to push out an unusually huge blast of radiation.
This new “hydrogen” bomb is a standard bomb that uses hydrogen in a standard fuel burning model, No fusion, no fission spark plug.
Nothing like it. The neutron bomb is a low yield nuclear weapon designed to emit heavy radiation.
This is a non-radioactive chemical explosion weapon much like a thermobaric bomb.
Not even close. How did you come to that conclusion?
Mitch McConnell and his wife received a gift of at least $5 million from his Chinese father-in-law. And the father-in-law has very close ties to the Chinese Communist Party.
So, yeah. A good rule of thumb is “He who pays the piper calls the tune.”
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Side point: McConnell could have done the ethical thing, and declined the gift until he retired. But “ethics” is a forbidden word in Congress.
China detonates their own design hand grenade.
Shocker.
A neutron bomb still uses thermonuclear processes. This use chemicals processes to generate an explosions. More like a thermobaric bomb.
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