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Meaning of "kiloton"
Kiloton is a noun used to measure the explosive power of a nuclear weapon, equivalent to one thousand tons of TNT
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- A measure of the strength of an explosion or a bomb based on how many thousand tons of TNT would be needed to produce the same energy.
- One thousand tons.
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I would estimate at least a three kiloton hit.
And carrying a five kiloton battlefield nuclear weapon.
I would guess about a quarter of a kiloton.
One hundred kiloton yield.
Kiloton thermonuclear detonation.
All other tests had a kiloton yield.
A three kiloton explosion.
Less than a kiloton.
A kiloton of TNT can be visualized as a cube of TNT on a side.
Even if you go to a low kiloton of six or seven it is a huge weapon.
Detonating nukes of that size would give you a yield of one kiloton each.
I will discuss the consequences of a ten kiloton detonation in the Pacific Ocean.
Hit any one of them and the place will go up like a three kiloton bomb.
I will discuss the consequences of a ten kiloton detonation in the pacific ocean. yes, sir.
Judging by the damage the first mine caused I would guess about a quarter of a kiloton.
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The grand finale will be the simulation of a ten kiloton atomic bomb in Portland.
The 1 kiloton explosion was an operational test of an atomic demolition munition ADM.
If these readings are right, we are looking at a yield of nearly a kiloton.
I would estimate at least a three kiloton hit . Target locked.
Well, the explosive yield would be way less than a kiloton.
These are five kiloton yield bombs about the size of small Volkswagens ;.
Could a shuttlepod hatch withstand a quarter kiloton blast?
Seventeen kiloton capacity. There was a third that was just detonated.
I am going with him . Could a shuttlepod hatch withstand a quarter kiloton blast?
I would estimate at least a three kiloton hit. Between the missile and fuel cell detonations.
Will the United States need to show it has a massive kiloton capability?
Kiloton range tactical bombs were designated with the letters "MC" Medium Capacity.
Judging by the damage the first mine caused I'd guess about a quarter of a kiloton.
Three tests of missiles with warheads from 1 kiloton in the South Atlantic.
This is a 1 kiloton detonation, it is not a toy.
At this point they were each armed with a single 60 kiloton nuclear bomb.
It carried a 5 kiloton nuclear warhead.
But yes, there are 26 impacts greater than one kiloton in ten years.
Wait, is that the 1 kiloton detonation thingy you told me not to play with?
There have been 26 impacts greater than a kiloton in the past ten years.
It was fired by a mechanical timer and had a TNT equivalent between 10 tons and 1 kiloton.
I understand that The Russian Federation has a 10 kiloton nuclear munition unaccounted for.
The bomb that crashed into Hiroshima was 15 kiloton.
Every year there is a 20 kiloton impact, and I am not worried about that.
Deep into the liquid hot core of the planet. delivering a 50 kiloton nuclear warhead.
There ; s something like a 20 kiloton explosion at the Earth coming from space.
Four, each with a range of approximately 60 miles and carrying a five kiloton battlefield nuclear weapon.
Kiloton = a thousand tons of TNT.
They are built to withstand the detonation of a 100 kiloton nuclear bomb at ground zero.
A 10 kiloton nuclear bomb, on your command sir. has authorised deployment of.
The nuclear bomb detonated in Hiroshima was in the 16 kiloton class.
The Russian Federation has a 10 kiloton nuclear munition, unaccounted for.
Mingus participated in the Hood bomb detonation, a 74 kiloton blast.
We will need a 200 kiloton nuke to blast this asteroid.
Note, An asteroid the size of a house would wipe out a city region like a 20 kiloton bomb.
