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Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
had Hitler managed to drop a crude nuclear bomb on Russian territory and/or one on London you can bet the war would have finished quick smart after that in Germany's favour and the world today would be a totally different place.
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
reply to post by sy.gunson
so you saying theres a chance that the Germans may have actually tested some of these bombs? interesting...
I heard a rumour years ago that Hitler may have had one in his eagles Nest Lair to detonate rather than surrender but never got around to it.....
be interesting to know if there might be any still lying around in hidden bunkers in germany? that could pose a few problems for the authorities.
The furnaces were employed at the time in the reduction of Lithium for U-boat batteries. Richter discovered that the injection of heavy Hydrogen (Deuterium) caused a nuclear reaction which he could measure and gauge with Geiger counters.
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
had Hitler managed to drop a crude nuclear bomb on Russian territory and/or one on London you can bet the war would have finished quick smart after that in Germany's favour and the world today would be a totally different place.
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
reply to post by sy.gunson
The furnaces were employed at the time in the reduction of Lithium for U-boat batteries. Richter discovered that the injection of heavy Hydrogen (Deuterium) caused a nuclear reaction which he could measure and gauge with Geiger counters.
I think Lithium can have induced radioactivity by many means but don't recall the German discover
of the fusion possibility.
Lets see the official word:
www.google.com...
lets add fusion:
www.google.com...
yes he was a leader in that area
Well I think German had a head start and by the 1940s definitely had a bomb developed
somewhere.
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
reply to post by sy.gunson
so you saying theres a chance that the Germans may have actually tested some of these bombs? interesting...
I heard a rumour years ago that Hitler may have had one in his eagles Nest Lair to detonate rather than surrender but never got around to it.....
be interesting to know if there might be any still lying around in hidden bunkers in germany? that could pose a few problems for the authorities.
Originally posted by moebius
reply to post by sy.gunson
Afaik the blasts you cite have been thermobaric bomb tests, not nuclear.
German physical institute tested samples from Ohrdruf. The only radioactive traces they've found have been from the Chernobyl fallout. Original source (german): www.ptb.de...
Originally posted by moebius
reply to post by sy.gunson
Afaik the blasts you cite have been thermobaric bomb tests, not nuclear.
German physical institute tested samples from Ohrdruf. The only radioactive traces they've found have been from the Chernobyl fallout. Original source (german): www.ptb.de...
Originally posted by mbkennel
Originally posted by moebius
reply to post by sy.gunson
Afaik the blasts you cite have been thermobaric bomb tests, not nuclear.
German physical institute tested samples from Ohrdruf. The only radioactive traces they've found have been from the Chernobyl fallout. Original source (german): www.ptb.de...
I think people should remember the political environment. The regime was crumbling, starting to lose a war with their racially inferior enemies, with the political system built on lies, tyranny, hysteria, paranoia and fear. It would not be surprising if somebody obtained some partial information and in order to please their party bosses (failure meant a retirement party with the Gestapo) they lied about the progress, saying that a large thermobaric bomb was a nuke.edit on 22-8-2013 by mbkennel because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by sy.gunson
I have been in correspondence with Omar Dipasquale widowed husband of Monique Richter daughter to Dr Ronald Richter and there is much the various commentators about Richter's life do not know, yet are quick to judge him on. He was called a fraud because officially in 1951 it was thought impossible to create controlled nuclear fusion.
Nowadays we know differently.
Richter was experimenting with reversed field plasma pinches which he developed at the University of Prague from Dec 1942 to December 1944. The phenomenon of Plasma Pinches were first observed in 1904 by Dickerson, but Richter developed a doctoral thesis about the subject in 1935 and reserched it in an electric arc furnace with lithium ions in 1936.
Richter injected Deuterium into a Plasma of Lithium 6 enriched Lithium to cause nuclear fusion thus producing Tritium.
If Richter was a fraud then so too is every physicist who has ever worked at CERN because the alleged fraud was the claim in March 1951 that Richter had demonstrated nuclear fusion. He did so with giant DC induction coils creating a Pinch effect. This is now accepted as a quite simple straight forward method, but it was not patented in the US until 1993.
Originally posted by moebius
reply to post by sy.gunson
Wow, that is a rather disappointing reply.
From my "limited" knowledge xe-135 has a half-life about 9 hours. You'd have a rather hard time to find anything above ground levels by now. Feel free to prove me wrong by citing a source that shows anything but increased cs-137 levels since Chernobyl anywhere in Germany or neighboring countries.
And of course you had to fall back to the typical thought-terminating PTB cliche. Sigh...
Anyway, if you allow me a minor suggestion for your future threads. Please state in the OP that you are not interested in any critical discussion, so that guys like me can just move along without wasting their time.
edit on 23-8-2013 by moebius because: fix typo