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America detonated a nuclear bomb 250 miles above Earth - then electronics 900 miles away started failing
Electromagnetic pulses are real and can damage electronics, communications networks, satellites and portions of the ...
Howorth must have been talented at promotion and publicity, because the letter that arrived in 1948—“out of the blue,” ...
International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi said the nuclear reactor in Syria was close to completing ...
An Aug. 7 New York Times article stated "knowledgeable physicists place the current likelihood of Iran building a nuclear ...
The Assad-era government in Syria was constructing a nuclear reactor that was configured to produce fissile material for possible use in nuclear weapons, according to the International Atomic Energy ...
Following World War I, the 1920s saw the war genre become one of cinema's most popular, and that's a trend that hasn't really ...
FINLAND has staged Europe’s largest defence drills since World War Two as the nation readies for the horrors of future ...
The IAEA's confidential report confirms Syria's failure to declare nuclear activities, linking three sites to Deir el-Zour ...
UN watchdog says Syria 'failed to report nuclear material, facilities and activities' under Bashar al-Assad's rule.
In a speck of material retrieved from the sands of Hiroshima Bay, scientists led by geologist Luca Bindi of the University of Florence in Italy have identified a tiny grain of metallic alloy forged in ...
Innovation has long been celebrated as a driving force behind human progress, but what about those inventors who unexpectedly found themselves regretting their own creations? Behind the stories of ...
JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT on January 24, 1961, 18-year-old Billy Reeves came home from his late shift, kicked off his boots, and looked up just in time to see a B-52 falling out of the sky. Reeves lived ...
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