The A-Bomb wasn't just tested by the U.S., as it was infamously used twice against an enemy combatant — the only times to ...

The nuclear weapons detonated in Hiroshima and Nagasaki were examples of fission weapons ... In late 1950 and 1951, Stanislaw Ulam and Edward Teller, two scientists who had worked on the Manhattan ...

Dr. Foster had joined physicist Edward Teller, known the father of the hydrogen bomb, in unsuccessfully opposing the Senate’s 1963 ratification of the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.

a hydrogen bomb uses both fission and fusion to release much more energy. In a nutshell, this new non-nuclear hydrogen bomb is a major step in weapon technology, showing that powerful explosives ...

That there's this or that new technology right around the corner that will make the nuclear fission dream possible....finally." "Nuclear fission power has been touted over the decades as clean ...

Science fiction or just futuristic? In 1958, an American automaker introduced the world to a ⅜-scale concept that proposed harnessing the power of the atom as a means of propelling vehicles.

A controlled nuclear fission reaction releases one million times more energy per kg of fuel than a chemical reaction such as burning coal, oil or gas. Nuclear power creates well-paid employment ...