Interesting. I was not aware of a limit to fission bombs.
Oh well, maybe they’ll just drop several. With nukes, millimeter aiming precision isn’t exactly necessary.
That is why antimatter bombs are so effective and that is why I support its development.The more antimatter you have the bigger the bang The only major problem with antimatter bombs is containment. The big plus for antimatter bombs is that there is no fallout.
“I was not aware of a limit to fission bombs”
To oversimplify, in a “little boy” design, the act of fission blasts the fissionable material at either end before it has a chance to react.
In a “fat man” design, there are simply practical limitations to: (1) how big your core can be (without itself being a critical mass) and (2) issues with controling the implosion as you get larger.