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fission bomb

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fission bomb [′fish·ən ‚bäm]
(ordnance)
atomic bomb


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Former scientific advisor to the Prime Minister Ashok Parthasarthy, who was also present at the press conference, said: " In 1974, when it was a fission bomb of much less yield, there was a large crater.
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Hydrogen bombs (also known as H-bombs, thermonuclear bombs or fusion bombs) produce energy through nuclear fusion reactions, and can be over a thousand times more powerful than fission bombs.
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