英語 での Nuclear detonation の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Those states are now also squarely facing the reality that anyone could become a victim of nuclear detonations.
At the smallest level, these could include up to five small air-burst nuclear detonations intended as warning shots to demonstrate Nato's intent.
According to recent research, the fire damage radii of nuclear detonations are from two to five times longer than those determined by the blast effects.
Pyongyang completed its fourth and fifth nuclear detonations, as well as its second consecutive successful satellite launch using an intercontinental ballistic missile-class booster, and conducted the nation's first successful tests of an intermediate-range ballistic missile and a submarine-launched ballistic missile," she said.
Why would the BBC"pre-package" a"news" report of war breaking-out between Turkey and Russia over the Syrian situation, which"escalates" during the 36 minute"report" to NUCLEAR DETONATIONS in Europe?
Every nuclear detonation from 1945 to 1998.
Every nuclear detonation from 1945 to 1998.
There was no danger of a nuclear detonation.
The full scope of a nuclear detonation is almost unimaginable.
But an earthquake that resulted from an underground nuclear detonation.
Cars do not provide adequate protection from radiation from a nuclear detonation.
India conducted its first nuclear detonation on 18 May 1974.
Radiation levels are extremely dangerous after a nuclear detonation but the levels reduce rapidly.
Chromium: The presence of Chromium is one more"tell tale" signature of a nuclear detonation.
Chromium: The presence of Chromium is one more"tell tale" signature of a nuclear detonation.
Astronomer Carl Sagan was responsible for some of the calculations that could cause the nuclear detonation.
That maybe by baking sand in the microwave oven or something like that you could have created a nuclear detonation.
A nuclear detonation on the moon could yield information“… concerning the capability of nuclear weapons for space warfare.”.
Then 2010 Review Conference also recorded the unanimous concern of the Parties with the"catastrophic" consequences of a nuclear detonation.
It is hoped the report will help assist emergency planning officials in the development of an optimal low-yield nuclear detonation response strategy.