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The Tsar Bomba, also known as the AN602 hydrogen bomb, was the most powerful nuclear weapon ever detonated. Here's a detailed explanation:

*Development and Purpose:*

1. Designed by the Soviet Union's nuclear program in the late 1950s.
2. Intended to demonstrate Soviet nuclear capabilities and intimidate the West.
3. Meant to be a "show of force" during the Cold War.

*Design and Construction:*

1. Hydrogen bomb (thermonuclear) with a three-stage design:
- Primary: Fission reaction (uranium-235).
- Secondary: Fusion reaction (lithium-6 deuteride).
- Tertiary: Fusion reaction (additional lithium-6 deuteride).
2. Weight: approximately 27 tons.
3. Length: 8 meters (26 feet).
4. Diameter: 2 meters (6.6 feet).

*Detonation:*

1. Date: October 30, 1961.
2. Location: Novaya Zemlya, Arctic Ocean (north of Russia).
3. Altitude: 4, 000 meters (13, 124 feet) above sea level.
4. Yield: 50 megatons (Mt) - 4, 000 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb.

*Effects:*

1. Mushroom cloud: reached 67 kilometers (42 miles) high.
2. Shockwave: broke windows and doors over 650 kilometers (400 miles) away.
3. Fireball: lasted 5 minutes, visible from 600 kilometers (373 miles) away.
4. Radiation: released enormous amounts of radioactive material.
5. Fallout: contaminated a vast area, affecting global weather patterns.

*Consequences:*

1. Global concern: sparked international outcry and calls for disarmament.
2. Nuclear test ban: led to the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (1963).
3. Soviet nuclear program: demonstrated capabilities, but also highlighted risks.

*Interesting Facts:*

1. Original design: intended for 100 Mt yield, but reduced to 50 Mt.
2. Bomb casing: made of steel, weighing 10 tons.
3. Parachute deployment: slowed descent to ensure precise detonation.

*Legacy:*

1. Largest nuclear detonation: remains the most powerful nuclear explosion.
2. Nuclear disarmament: contributed to international efforts.
3. Scientific understanding: provided valuable data on nuclear reactions.

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