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Wellerstein's site does not include terrorist "dirty" bombs.
well. Really?
What is the difference between a "dirty" bomb and a clean bomb? Does the clean bomb kill only the criminal?
well. Really?
What is the difference between a "dirty" bomb and a clean bomb? Does the clean bomb kill only the criminal?
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Dirty bombs have some kind of contaminant in them, like radioactive material.
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Re: Nuking my house
A bomb is a bomb. Its intent is to do as much harm and kill as possible. Weather is clean or dirty.
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Overcast or clear? loljee wrote:A bomb is a bomb. Its intent is to do as much harm and kill as possible. Weather is clean or dirty.
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A typical 'dirty' bomb won't harm much and probably won't even kill all that many.
But it will porbably casue a panic that'd do the job quite well.
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Oh and by the way - as far as I can tell Mr Wellerstein is a historian - not a physicist. So keep the proverbial pinch of salt around...
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There must be other ways to get the rats out of the house.
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pinch of salt - yeah Dooh Darlin, I do. And I will admit that there are a few houses that I want to nuke... really really bad and really really in real life. This is like the game where you hit the penguins..... making destruction fun. Or a stress releaver. Or what ever. I am sure the Iranians use it on various part of the world to practice
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Oh - and I thought a dirty bomb was laced with little bits of metal or glass - to cause more human damage. What is that kind called then?doo_much wrote:
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A typical 'dirty' bomb won't harm much and probably won't even kill all that many.
But it will porbably casue a panic that'd do the job quite well.
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I think a dirty bomb is when they cover a C4 explosive with Carbon metal balls in order to achieve maximum impact.
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I thought something like that too - but Google disagrees with me
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A dirty bomb doesn't have a huge blast, but has a huge output of radiation.
I droped the russian czar bomb on my house: cheers joburg. You must admit, when the commies did something big, they went all the way...
I droped the russian czar bomb on my house: cheers joburg. You must admit, when the commies did something big, they went all the way...
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Actually no.GreyWolf wrote:A dirty bomb doesn't have a huge blast, but has a huge output of radiation.
And yes - I'm using Wikipedia as a refence since it agrees with what I know on the subject.
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I wonder if the use of DU in penetrators makes these 'dirty bombs'? And then what does the use of DU in armour amount to?
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