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China's entire infrastructure (again military and commercial) is completely concentrated west of the 105th vertical, i.e. west of Chengdu and Langzhou..
Originally posted by chinawhite
China's entire infrastructure (again military and commercial) is completely concentrated west of the 105th vertical, i.e. west of Chengdu and Langzhou..
you said west of chengdu thats chinas interior
Angi II has 3500km range
i throught i only achieved 2500km
Originally posted by Lucretius
guy's lets not forget about heat and radiation... which will kill and destroy far more than the initial blast.
the is NO city on earth that will continue to function after a nuclear blast in it's heart...
Originally posted by Lucretius
guy's lets not forget about heat and radiation... which will kill and destroy far more than the initial blast.
the is NO city on earth that will continue to function after a nuclear blast in it's heart...
Also known as Atomic bomb or A-Bomb, this is what most people mean when they talk about Nuclear bombs. Using the fission principle the weapon creates a massive explosion, flash, heat, radiation and fallout (radioactive dust). The power ratings of these weapons are usually kiloton (kt), being the equivalent explosive force as 1,000 tonnes of TNT (a 20kt weapon therefore has the power of 20,000 tonnes of TNT). Two Fission bombs were used by US Forces on Japan at Nagasaki and Hiroshima in the Second World War. A detonation of a 20kt (relatively small) warhead above a city centre might flatten an area of approximately 3 square miles. Within 1.6 miles of detonation, blast damage and radiation would cause 80% casualties, 75% of which would be fatal. Between 1.6 and 3.1 miles from detonation, there would still be 10% casualties.