An anti-Nukes activist seized the landmark in hopes of drawing attention to his cause.
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An anti-Nukes activist seized the landmark in hopes of drawing attention to his cause.
In the first successful test of an atomic weapon, the concrete and steel of the testing tower was vaporized instantly and the floor of the desert was turned into a bowl of glass 10 feet thick and 1000 feet wide.
A hazmat crew rolled into the suburban address and carefully dismantled a workspace that had been used by a 17-year-old Eagle Scout to create a primitive nuclear reactor.
Researchers believe they have narrowed it down to an area the size of a football field.
This was the first and only incident in which a superpower activated its nuclear suitcase.
A bomber carrying four hydrogen bombs crashes, scattering radioactive debris across miles of sea ice.
The accident dropped 4 hydrogen bombs on a small fishing village.
At about 2 in the morning the bow of the sub plowed into a wall of rock and mud.
The distinctive symbol was a combination of the letters N (for nuclear) and D (for disarmament) from the semaphore alphabet.