What are the long-term implications for the Earth-Moon system? 293

Nov 30, 2012 ... Depending on where the detonation happened, sending the moon careening away from Earth would take somewhere between 10 billion and 10 trillion megatons of TNT. Aug 17, 2019 ... ... detonating nuclear bombs over its poles. The explosions would ... NASA and General Atomics test nuclear fuel for future moon and Mars missions ... Jan 23, 2023 ... According to Live Science, the Soviets received the honors for detonating the largest nuclear blast in history in October 1961, the 50-megaton ... Nov 21, 2023 ... If the moon becomes dust its defenitly survivable. Sure 99,99999% of life would be gone. Even if all the oceans evapourate there still would be ... At that time we didn't know about hydrogen bombs. But his idea was very simple. If you threw a nuclear bomb out the back of a rocket ship, it exploded and gave ... Nov 26, 2012 ... If you detonate the weapon on the moon's surface, it would kick up a ... But I presume that if the United States had detonated a nuclear ... Mar 12, 2019 ... The detonation would not be heard on Earth, therefore we would wait infinitely for it. This is because the sound is a mechanical wave, ... May 8, 2023 ... The bomb would explode on the appropriately named Terminator Line – the border between the light and dark side of the Moon – to create a bright ... Aug 4, 2020 ... When the U.S. military first detonated an atomic bomb in the desert ... Ban Ki-moon meets Sumiteru Taniguchi, a survivor of the atomic bomb ... Dec 17, 2020 ... He covers a scenario where a thermonuclear device is detonated on the surface of the moon, and what the potential hazards could be for astronaut ...