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Originally posted by chinawhite
Im claiming the concepts have remained stagnant. Talk about interpretation. And if you read about the W-88 warhead, it wasn't vastly improved technology that allowed it to be better but a different arrgament the radiation case had. I think it was called a watermelon and it allowed the warhead to be much smaller since it did not ahve to have a clyinder shape.
Unless you claim that chinese engineers would be stagnant or be unaware of ways to improve a warhead than arent you bias?
Your the one to talk about maturity, Anyone just looks at your profile will see the level you work on. two red boxs show how much maturity you ahve. Wolf, cries wolf?
We both know I informed you about the concept As for spelling so what, you've found one tiny mistake I made, lol.
You love claiming BS dont you?. Here are some facts you can swallow,
You were spelling the name wrong for the past 2 days while you claim you educated me about it. If it was a small mistake, you would have fixed it quickly. You actualy thought you were right. At least you admitted to it here.
And like i have said for the third time, i already knew about that since i had a discussion with some indian members about the H-bomb. Why dont you try to deny that?
Says who? you?
20ish armchair general selling shoes in china?
Claiming how unknowledgable people are while you have no creditbility to speak of considering your a shoe salesman?
Considering the changes in technology at that time, its more than pausible. One thing you simply bypass is the fact that NO CHINESE WARHEAD HAS BEEN PROVEN TO USE THE SAME TECHNIQUE AS THE AMERICANS.
do the russians use the same technique, or did they also steal an american design to make their warheads
Originally posted by rogue1
the Chinese stole whole or parts of designs for advanced warheads.
but they don't have enough data to mkae warheads as advanced as the AMericans or Russians.
I seem to remeber you couldn't spell teh name of a province in CHina, and only corrected your mstake when I pointed it out.
but unitl I mentioned it you had no idea what I was talking about.
So by definition so are you.
OK so now the CHinese don't use the Teller-Ulam radiation implosion technique. Another contradictory post of yours.
Originally posted by chinawhite
China had a warhead on the JL-1 missile in 1977 which weighed between 600kg and had a yield of 250-500kt
but they don't have enough data to mkae warheads as advanced as the AMericans or Russians.
The W-88 wasn't the result of many testings, it was the result of a new technique. Better known as the warmelon or peanut shaped radiation cone
And the majority of those test had no purpose in designing smaller warheads.
People do not explode nuclear bombs anymore because they can simmulate its expolsion with computers. Since the US and russia tested them in an era where there were very little computers and china tested them in a time where there were. Its safe to assume that the percentage of test to find better warheads.
I miss typed on letter wrong ONCE. You were typing the same wrong name for a whole two days. And you like to claim BS to. I never once asked you for a name. I dont need to ask you since your asnwer will be either mis-spelt or wrong
Because your post are badly written. I did not ahve a clue what you were trying to say until you finally came out with a wrongly spelt name. Yeah, real education
So by definition so are you.
OK so now the CHinese don't use the Teller-Ulam radiation implosion technique. Another contradictory post of yours.
There is no Teller-Ulam radiation implosion technique, its the way the radiation cone is shaped
Do you know why the W-88 is different from other warheads?. Maybe you should educate yourself about the W-88 than claim you know something
Originally posted by rogue1
This is suppsed to prove what ? A you can see you like to use specualtion when it suits you. A warhead between 250-500kt is a big variance
this is far shrt of the 4-5kt the US has.
Lets just explode some bombs for the heck of it.
Erm no, any cmputer simulation isonly as accurate as the informtaion fed into them.
You see you had to google to find out I'd mispelled it,
good to see you finally admitted you knew nothing about Teller-Ulam
it's a concept as I've said and you still lack understanding of it
Originally posted by chinawhite
Your personal attack has been report and will hopefully see another warning added to your name
Originally posted by rogue1
This is suppsed to prove what ? A you can see you like to use specualtion when it suits you. A warhead between 250-500kt is a big variance
These figures are based on chinese nuclear explosions. And the actual figures varies from 1mt. I put these figures as a rough amount. Unlike your post. Mine are done though educated guesses not "pulling BS out of thin air"
And its not speculation since a lot of non-connected sites have the same basic figures
this is far shrt of the 4-5kt the US has.
Lets just explode some bombs for the heck of it.
You can check them out for yourself. There are nuerous articles and books published about the gun-ho use of nuclear bombs. One example is the nuclear cars and trains as well as a nuclear powered missile
Erm no, any cmputer simulation isonly as accurate as the informtaion fed into them.
You dont test a warhead with 3.5 kilos of uranium then try to use 3.6 kilos. That era was full of irresponsilbe test in populated reagions as well. Nuclear testing and radiation weren't of big concerns thats why they were tested so freely.
For the one hundredth time. All H-bombs are of the teller-Ulam confirguration. The different is the way the radiation cone is designed to give maximum efficency. The americans first poineered the use of a watermelon shaped one which allowed the W-88 to use its space more effectively and allowed it to be better suited for MIRV missles
The Cox report outlines the advantages of the W-88 quite clearly. For one who hasn't read it, your mouth seems to talk a lot
Originally posted by rogue1
LOl, your like a little kid going to tell mummy
Oh right right, so now the warhead is anywhere from 250kt-1MT,
You see once again a lack of understanding, the 360kg is including the reeentry vehicle which makes up more than half its weight.
And this has what to do with the test in the late 1980's and early 1990's ? Smokscreen ?
LOL, ^^^ need I say more, ERM, wtf are you ranting about ?
And what ? What are you tryingto prove here ?
Originally posted by sbobTo deny this is laughable.
Originally posted by orangetom1999
Originally posted by orangetom1999
About a mile up the road from me is a research facility called NASA Langley Research Center. Lots of moon rocks to be found around this town. Sharing the runway with NASA is the Langley Air Force Base complex where they are daily getting the new F22 aircraft from the manufacturers.
I work in a factory which builds nuclear aircraft carriers and also nuclear submarines...and have myself worked on both. Including the Virginia class submarines discussed in the thread on littorial combat ships.
Lots of engineers around here ...a dime a dozen who will tell you lots of things about the trade and the stealing/spying. Indusrtial espionage...both national and international.
Now...what do you need to tell me about any college or to impress me with public schooling in order to broaden my horizons??
THe rocket types you posted on page three of this thread..the American type and then the Chinese type. THe USA has used both types ..particularly launching satellites from Vandenburg Air Force base out in California. Not all of our satellites are launched from the same place where they launch the space shuttles in Florida. Lots of those types of pictures..both types ..especially out at the local NASA Research Facility ...the visitors center. Also at the local air and space museum.
Have you ever wondered why the Russian Space shuttle looks like ours...because they know it works. How many times have they sent it up into space?? Think on this one!!!
Hughs Aerospace...you should check up on this company..and what they have been up to.
Thanks,
Orangetom
Originally posted by Taishyou
Cool I go to U of T as well
It's true China copies a lot back in the old days, nobody can deny that. Although piracy still exist in China on a large scale today (much, much more in civilian tech than military tech now), it is starting to move away from that trend (although more so in military than in civilian). This is because China used to be a pure developing country and now it is halfway between developing and developed. That's the thing with developing countries, they have less technological experience and they don't have enough money to import everything they could not produce. So that leaves two choices: be honest stay poor/weak, or be not so honest and get rich/strong.
Also, for civilian technology, poverty is an issue. Pirated goods are much cheaper, and -- to a large portion of the population in China -- are the only affordable goods.
Mao's cultural revolution have done significant damage to China's technological advancement and thus played a big role in delaying China's trend away from piracy and towards domestic innovation.
[edit on 16-9-2006 by Taishyou]