How a nuke works!

[WierdSpookyDude]

Actually, the nuclear 'triggers' are complex enough. They are difficult to manufacture and hard to acquire on the black market. THANK GOD!!!

[kevinavillain]

Impressed you actually drew the core correctly

[abackroomsguy]

What you said is very similar to zackd film

[rlshultz]

Very simplified. The uranium 238 is the difficult part. It a very difficult isotope to obtain. Then the conditions for the nuclear reaction to happen are complex and not that simple.

[andreribeiro]

Wasn't complex enough? They spend 3 billions dollars in Project Manhattan, all secretlly with the most top engenniars of that time to make the bombs.

[christopherjones]

Thank you my brothers and sisters from oak ridge Tennessee

[MikeLadnun-uncs]

Uranium bomb. We only had one. Then we set off the plutonium bomb.

[MikeLadnun-uncs]

We had one uranium bomb and 2 plutonium bombs. They were not certain the plutonium bomb would work so they set on off in the desert. We dropped the uranium bomb first and then dropped the plutonium bomb. We told Japan Tokyo was next but we didn't have any more.
My father was a nuclear weapons tech and his insignia was a bomb with electrons orbiting the bomb. He fed and maintained those weapons at sea. Eventually the navy dropped that insignia and my father had to go to Japan as a cook because the Japanese attacked anyone with that insignia. The two different bombs had different implosion. The plutonium had to be compressed as much as possible before shooting netrons into the compression. The uranium bomb had the gun barrel procedure. Gun barrel for lack of better term.

[carl]

Well, you forgot to say the uranium is highly enriched 🎉🎉🎉

[Jaafar-cvwx]

Btw, how much the engineers got paid for their effort making the little Boy???😂😂❤

[gregjock]

the mechanics are not complex but the chemistry is.

[infiniteuniverse]

It works with Quark Repulsion Energy which is the separation of quarks from the strong force. This repulsion from the positive quarks also makes a piston go down, a jet engine, or a rocket.

A fission reactor doesn’t utilize QRE but only electromagnetic radiation which makes them extremely inefficient based on the mass used.

The danger is incredible. It is a nuclear weapon that slowly gives its energy away.

The displacement of the atmosphere is due to the QRE. The electromagnetic radiation is from the strong force being broken as the electrons that once held the quarks together were destroyed and turned into electron neutrinos.

A black hole is made of nothing but separated quarks. They are the least dense objects in the universe, not the most.

This energy is called quark-electron plasma and we will soon use it to give free electricity to every person on this planet.

Sound crazy? What energy makes someone able to have any thought?

What energy stabilized a rock for billions of years so we could be created? Space is 460° F below zero.

The answer is here.

[renetrost]

Plenty of physicians, Mathematica s etc have worked for plenty of time in the Dessert of los Alamos leads me to think that IT was complex enough

[bernardengelsen]

First one was a cannon with a uranium plug. The second looked like a Naval mine with several barrels aim inward at the target.

[KathrinemaneMarsh-cjcf]

Instead of killing each other, how bout building a spaceship like star Trekking you and do that 💩 maybe 🤔🤔🤔

[LutherMcgee]

What about the one dropped on Nagasaki? Only 7 days later. It was even more complex. An implosion device. Same principle, but from all sides.

[scottmcfarland]

You must ask yourself, what made the allies so desperate not to lose the war, that hundreds of thousands of lives in Japan's most densely populated catholic city was nuked with no regard.
What was at stake for the allies & their handlers?

[SantanuPal-fx]

The impact did not set off a chain reaction

[georgep]

I thought it was a sphereoid with a cone cutout, and the 'gun' fired a cone into the sphereoid.

[glennoropeza]

And that was a very small explosion compared to what they got today!