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No, an atomic weapon. Fuel air bombs work more on the basis of dynamic overpressure. |
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Most of us here in this forum as an example have a similar life style or rather "standard of living". A recent car, perhaps two for a family; a comfortable home with 2 bathrooms, perhaps even 3 for a family; a nice out of the country yearly vacation, perhaps two or if not out of the country than at a resort with more luxuries than at our home etc etc...you get the idea i'm sure.
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No, that would be a FAD. Free Air Dispersal type of device, think napalm. Our Irish friend is more likely referring to a device detonated at altitude, but less than 30Km. Message edited by Tom_Smart on 07-16-2008 at 04:33:47 PM |
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Above ground detenation - can be used for nuke, but it has its advantages outside nuke as well (better dispertion).
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not heard of them before, however, isn't detonating devices at altitude worse due to the radiation affecting a wider area? i thought that was why the french stopped their testing in the pacific and why other nations moved to deep underground testing? --------------- don't listen to me I'm a troll Antec 1200,PC Power & Cooling 750,Gigabyte DS4-x48,Intel Q9550,8GB OCZ DDR2 800,ATI 4870X2,X-FI>CA 640C amp>Tannoy R300/Senn 595's |
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pike what are you on.... if i gave my house to them and all my wealth they. a. wouldnt know what to do with it.
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You'd be one of them, making it 31 - they accept their kind. |
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Since when should a nuke detonating not have great impact? If you gonna drop one, then I wouldn't worry about what it reaches. Which is why they shouldn't be tolerated - idiots drop nukes. |
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Anything over 30 Kilometres won't have a desired effect. Sorry. |
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"isn't detonating devices at altitude worse due to the radiation affecting a wider area?"
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Oh okay. We should prob pipe down as the NSA or who the fcuk ever monitors suspicious words on the net might stumble upon us... hehe.
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lol if you really want to get there attention just do this...
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actually when this: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7507627.stm
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