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Aha. See?
They have a boiler down in the bowels of the ship, a man works day and night, shovelling nuclear bombs into it at regular intervals.
> Did you know we have hydrogen fueled buses now?
Very, very interesting.
The great thing about running vehicles containing hydrogen is that they are 100% safe in a crash. Just ask the passengers of the Hindenburg.
Although, that would cause the whole desert to be water - it'd be pointless, so 1 50th of the size would be perfect.
Maybe.
And I don't care about the size of the explosion.
Did you know we have hydrogen fueled buses now?
> Burn hydrogen = really big explosion = no fallout
You'll notice (when you search for a picture of one on the internet) that Hydrogen Bombs are not very big. This really big explosion you describe, if it were to be caused by burning hydrogen, would require so much of the gas, it would probably be the size of the sahara desert to start off with.
WHY?
Burn hydrogen = really big explosion = no fallout
So whyu make thermonuclear ones that cause biggAr damage.
> Probably.
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> Atomic bombs and nuclear bombs (funnily enough) are nuclear, hydrogen
> bombs are not.
I think you ought to perhaps research your arguement before-hand
> Probably.
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> Atomic bombs and nuclear bombs (funnily enough) are nuclear, hydrogen
> bombs are not.
Do not be silly, hydrogen bombs rely on nuclear fusion to work.
> Hydrogen bombs aren't nuclear.
> Fool.
Of course!