QUE SIGNIFIE GROUNDBURST EN ANGLAIS
Éclatement au sol
Un éclatement du sol est la détonation d'un engin explosif tel qu'une coquille d'artillerie, une arme nucléaire ou une bombe à air comprimé qui explose en frappant le sol. Ces armes sont déclenchées par celles qui sont activées lorsque l'arme frappe le sol ou quelque chose d'aussi difficile, comme un bâtiment en béton.
définition de groundburst dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition de «groundburst» dans le dictionnaire est la détonation d'une bombe, en particulier d'une ogive nucléaire, sur le sol plutôt que dans les airs.
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «GROUNDBURST»
Découvrez l'usage de
groundburst dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
groundburst et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The Medical Implications of Nuclear War
We have assumed that each air base would be attacked by a 1-Mt groundburst,
to destroy the runway and stored nuclear weapons, and by a pattern attack of 14
0.2-Mt airbursts. This attack would require only 102 of the Soviets' 966 ...
Fredric Solomon, Robert Q. Marston,
1986
2
Damage Probabilities for Small-CEP Low-yield, ...
The report presents computed tables showing the single-shot probability of damage to a target as a function of yield and CEP, for a weapon bursting either at ground level or at an altitude that approximately maximizes the probability of ...
D. C. Kephart, M. J. Parise,
1975
3
Nuclear Disaster: A New Way of Thinking Down Under
For a "groundburst", the height of detonation is either at ground level or low
enough for the fireball to touch the ground. A crater is formed, and huge
quantities of earth and debris rise with the fireball and the intensely radioactive
fission ...
4
Cold War Secret Nuclear Bunker: The Passive Defence of the ...
USAAF BOMBER Bases Alconbury Bentwaters Woodbridge Wethersfield
Lakenheath Upper Heyford 2 x 500 KT missile launched airburst, and 2 x IMT
aircraft dropped groundburst bombs on each site. SEABORNE NUCLEAR
DETERRENT ...
5
Atomic Obsession: Nuclear Alarmism from Hiroshima to Al-Qaeda
It makes a considerable difference in assessing the likely impact of a bomb
whether it is airburst—set off so that the bomb's fireball does not reach the
surface—or groundburst—set off so that it does. Bombs that are groundburst
scoop up ...
6
The Future of Land Based-Strategic Missiles
A groundburst of yield y will destroy any HML of strength S within a "circle of
destruction" of radius RD found from Chapter 3 Eq. (5) (unapproximated form).
But for lower-strength targets such as the 2 atm HMLs, an optimum-height
airburst is ...
Barbara Goss Levi, Mark Sakitt, M. Sakitt,
1997
7
Dimensions of world politics
Target type Number Mode of attack Number of warheads Yields Height of on
each (megatons) burst Missile silos 1016 1 0.5 Low Airburst + 1 0.5 Groundburst
Strategic bomber and 34 1 1.0 Groundburst tanker bases + 14 0.2 Airbursts (
pattern) ...
Glenn P. Hastedt, Kay M. Knickrehm,
1991
8
Evolution of the Us Sea-Based Nuclear Missile Deterrent: ...
The primary targets requiring a groundburst detonation are specific counterforce
types: hardened underground ballistic or cruise missile silos and hardened
underground/aboveground command and control installations. These target
types are ...
9
Energy Technology and Directions for the Future
If the fireball touches the earth, the detonation is a groundburst. As the height of
the blast increases, the suction of dust and debris from the ground into the
atmosphere is reduced with a corresponding decline in fallout, or radioactive dust
.
John R. Fanchi, PhD,
2004
Groundburst kill zone of, um, a little over four square kilometers. The yield was
around 30 kilotons before we got in there.” Sergei looked startled. “Thirty?
Nominal for this version is being approximately five kilotons. How have they
making yield ...
7 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «GROUNDBURST»
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groundburst est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Groundburst 'Mazomba'
Facebook · Twitter. Contact. Email · User · Entertainment Video. Saturday 27 June 2015. Groundburst 'Mazomba'. Published 14/05/2015 | 16:12. 0 Comments ... «Irish Independent, mai 15»
One Second After an EMP Attack? I think you mean Nuclear Attack...
Nuclear weapons that aren't far above air and groundburst height don't actually produce an EMP, it's a special atmospheric effect. «Global Guerrillas, juil 12»
Risking the Unthinkable
"[T]he broad outlines of the grisly effects of a 10-kiloton groundburst are clear. The downtown area, about one mile in radius, would be ... «Antiwar.com, sept 10»
On the “Urgency” of the B61 LEP
If you live in a town 1-3 miles away from a 10-kiloton groundburst, you ... miles from even a hypothetical pure-fusion 300-kiloton groundburst, ... «ArmsControlWonk.com, août 10»
Exaggerating the alarm over a nuclear attack
Although expanding fires and fallout might increase the effective destructive radius, a groundburst Hiroshima?size device would "blow up" ... «Washington Post, janv 10»
British nukes were protected by bike locks
Inside are the arming switch and a series of dials which you can turn with an Allen key to select high yield or low yield, air burst or groundburst ... «BBC News, nov 07»
Superiority Complex
A groundburst creates enormous overpressure and ground shock, ideal for destroying a hardened target. But groundbursts also create a lot of radioactive fallout. «Atlantic Online, juin 07»