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4. If even a TINY nuclear device (0.2-0.4 Kt) was detonated dead-center inside one of the Twin Towers, wouldn't the tower itself simply collapsed immediately? A 0.2 Kt explosion is still roughly 4-5 THOUSAND pounds of TNT....
Originally posted by randomname
and the u.s. has developed nuclear grenades the size of regular grenades,
Originally posted by thedman
Here is quick calculator for lethal blast radius of nuclear weapons - need Microsoft Excel/Works or calculator
with fractional exponents
take yield in tons (ie 1kt is 1000 tons, 10kt 10000) divide by 2500 this is Y
Take result and raise to power (^)
Blast = Y ^.41 (4.7 psi overpressure - equivalent to Cat 5 hurricane)
Thermal = Y ^ 33 ( 3rd degree burn on exposed skin)
Radiation = Y ^ .19 (500 rem - lethal dose)
Multiply result by 1000 to get distance in meters
For 1 kt
Thermal 739 meters
Blast 687 meters
Radiation 840 meters
Originally posted by Mythkiller
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considering that nuclear weapons are 65 year old technology and the u.s. has developed nuclear grenades the size of regular grenades, anything is possible including nuclear explosives that are small enough to be smuggled in anywhere and that release minimal radiation during ingnition. don't forget all those firefighters, volunteers and clean up crews that mysteriously developed ground zero syndrome and were shut up with hush money.
Originally posted by thedman
Yes it is for airbursts. Problem how does one bury it in middle of Manhattan without any seeing it?