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I recently watched a documentary on the Cold War. Saw footage of the first H-Bokb test.

Holy Sheeit that was something. Now it's 75 years later, what kind of crazy destructive shit must they have now ?

I know massive destruction is kind of a limited weapon , but if something can be built it will be. Maybe something like the jump from fission to fusion bombs, anti-matter or some other exotic shit. Any physicists or chemists out there may be able to have some ideas , or any one of you regular faggots .

I recently watched a documentary on the Cold War. Saw footage of the first H-Bokb test. Holy Sheeit that was something. Now it's 75 years later, what kind of crazy destructive shit must they have now ? I know massive destruction is kind of a limited weapon , but if something can be built it will be. Maybe something like the jump from fission to fusion bombs, anti-matter or some other exotic shit. Any physicists or chemists out there may be able to have some ideas , or any one of you regular faggots .

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Cobalt Bombs.

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Supposedly Russia has had one since the cold war that is considered a "planet killer". Its often referred to as the "dead hand" since it is designed to detonate on its own if a number of radiation monitoring stations stop checking in or see massive spikes in radiation that would be caused by Russia being nuked.

It is a real "MAD" since it would contaminate the entire planet to a point that most complex life would probably die.

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Well that’s a charming idea.

The planetary equivalent of taking my ball and going home. Very sophisticated.