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    their next nuclear device was created. the RDS-4. The weapon originated from a small weapons research branch in the USSR. The device was composed of a boosted fission design with a levitated core. The bomb went on to be the first one to be detonated in a war simulation. On August 23, 1953 the bomb was airdropped from a Tu-4 Bomber over the simulation. The device is titled as the first mid range ballistic missile in the world. Which went on to be tested with a live warhead for the first and only…

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    Torture can be used to realize valuable information that could help avert an atrocity. If a terrorist who has planted a bomb and a jumbo jet is the only one who can disarm it, he may be subjected to torture to give information that can help in disarming the bomb. Therefore, torture is necessary at times for saving lives and property especially if the terrorist can give information that can help to avert an imminent act of terror. A terrorist…

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    accordingly. Dirty bombs are usually intended to inflict psychological pain and they contain radioactive materials in the form of powder or pellets, therefore when they go off it can cause significant short term and or long term problems. Because of the radioactivity in a dirty bomb, buildings would intentionally have to be demolished, any debris in the area of contamination has to be removed, and the areas contaminated could be limited depending on the spread of the bomb. The way that a dirty…

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    device “ dirty bombs” is an device that can cause purposeful dissemination of radioactive material without a nuclear detonation. Radiological Dispersal Device is made with a combination of conventional explosives, such as dynamite, and radioactive material. The device is designed to specifically release radioactive material by disseminating to cause destruction, damage, or injury by means of radiation produce by decay of certain material. A dirty bomb is not a nuclear weapon or nuclear bomb. A…

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    difference between a “dirty” bomb and a conventional nuclear bomb? (1 mark) The difference between a “dirty” bomb and a conventional nuclear bomb is that a nuclear bomb is designed to destroy organisms using heat and impact, while a dirty bomb is designed to kill with gamma radiation. Radiation from dirty bombs, besides burning through skin, also alters the DNA in bone marrows, which significantly weakens the body’s immune system, and turns some cells into cancer cells. Though nuclear bombs…

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    Nt1310 Unit 2 Essay

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    make these bombs (Radiological Dispersion Device, n.d.). Also, because of that, there is not one standard specific model for Radiological Dispersal Devices; each device has their own unique characteristics. Radiological Dispersal Devices do not “…release enough radiation to kill people or cause severe illness…” but “…[the] explosive itself [is] more harmful…[and all it] create[s is] fear and panic, contaminate property, and require potentially costly cleanup…” (Fact Sheet on Dirty Bombs ,…

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    Daisy Muffin Cooper

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    of the story, is a little girl who lived through the horrors of WWII. She lived in England, an area not occupied by the Nazis, but her home was still bombarded with bombs. Both her school and her school had bomb shelters to hide in while bombs went off. The old woman who was Daisey’s only chance against her bully, was killed by a bomb that hit her house. Nothing remained of the house, but the dog survived and then became Daisey’s friend and companion. In “Muffin” Cooper used Daisy's actions and…

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    Yes, the Atomic bomb changed history forever. It showed the world that America had the innovation and technological skills to create not just one, but two weapons of mass destruction. It saved countless American and Japanese lives, and yes, it killed countless Japanese and serval American lives too. However, I am not convinced that the American fire bombing raids over Tokyo and other highly populated areas of Japan did not kill more and do more overall damage. The argument has come down to this,…

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    napalm bombs and Agent Orange. During the war between 1965-1972, U.S troops used a substance known as napalm. It’s a jelly-like substance that would stick and burn anything up to ten minutes used in flamethrowers or bombs. The effect of napalm is on human is unbearable and create the most painful and death for people. This tactic is usually used in the jungle or bushes where Vietcong are hidden. According to “Howard Zinn a people's history of the united states” book, eight millions tons of…

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    Initially the text opens up painting a scene of the morning of the September 2001 Terror Attacks. It mentions how terrorists coordinated various hijackings of aircraft across the country and used it to attack various landmarks such as the World Trade Centers and the Pentagon. As it continued it mentioned how investigators attempted to connect the various pieces together to determine what caused these attacks to occurs and who performed them. It was found that if various departments had…

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