Nuclear forensics and fallout analysis are critical fields that focus on understanding the materials and processes involved in nuclear events, such as detonations or accidents. These areas of ...

Editor’s Note: The bomb shelter has been closed to the public since 2017, so don’t make any vacation plans there. Here’s What You Need To Remember: The bunker is very much ...

Whether in New Mexico, Guam, or the Marshall Islands, the consequences of uranium mining, atmospheric testing, and nuclear weapons manufacturing continue to impact communities around the world ...

Rafael Grossi warned that Iran currently possesses roughly 440 pounds of near-weapons grade uranium ... shy of the 90% purity levels needed to develop a nuclear bomb. Roughly 92 pounds of weapons ...

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SAFE The first location will open in Virginia, near Washington ... these shelters provide robust defense against the most severe threats, including nuclear fallout and electromagnetic pulses.

“I am infinitely saddened and angered that the ‘nuclear taboo’ threatens to be broken,” said Terumi Tanaka, a co-chairperson of the Japan Federation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers ...

Since mid-2019, Iran has significantly shortened its “breakout time”—the amount of time needed to produce enough weapons-grade highly enriched uranium (HEU) to build a nuclear weapon to mere days. How ...

to dropping a nuclear bomb on Alaska. But they are not the only country to go wild with these weapons of mass destruction. In the 1950s, the UK worked on a plan that would involve placing a bunch ...

According to an International Atomic Energy Agency yardstick, about 42 kg of uranium enriched to that level is enough in principle, if enriched further, for one nuclear bomb. Grossi said Iran ...