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Legislative Newsletter: Interim meeting preview

Editor’s note: This is a version of the legislative newsletter that went out earlier this morning. For future versions, sign up here. Hello fellow political junkies! This is the first edition of NM Political Report’s legislative newsletter. I am Nicole Maxwell and I cover the state legislature and other political news such as general political […] ....

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Radioactive Pollution from the Trinity Test Impacted 46 U.S. States, Study Finds

Ironically, despite America’s Cold War fears of being nuked by the Soviet Union, the only government that ever nuked us (and nuked us quite a bit) was our own. ....

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MSNBC To End All War Oppenheimer the Atomic Bomb June 4, 2024 05:39:00

Pushing on the top and pushing on the bottom and pushing on both sides of it every angle of this is gonna be being pushed upon with a lot of explosive force. what you want to do is get this pressure to squeeze the plutonium target evenly. if it were asymmetrical, it probably wouldn t work. you had to have enough pressure quickly enough to smash these subatomic particles together hard enough to get them to have this a-amazing reaction. wellerstein: this is really hard to do. every aspect of this is an almost totally new problem. it is a technology that would have benefited from another decade of development. and they didn t have that. they had a year. conant: oppenheimer was working night and day building the bomb. and as the project grew in size, the security service protecting the project also grew. and even though he was beloved and admired ....

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MSNBC To End All War Oppenheimer the Atomic Bomb June 4, 2024 02:36:00

(electrical warbling) carr: we have plutonium, and we have enriched uranium. we have two different types of material that we re going to try and use. plutonium was the better material to use. there was gonna be more of it. you needed less of it to make a bomb, and yet it was harder to detonate. (electrical popping) the initial way to make a bomb was called gun assembly. it was to take two pieces of material and slam them together. (explosion) .causing a critical mass and an explosion. and that was fine if you used highly enriched uranium. but one day, they discovered it won t work with plutonium. the plutonium turned out to be so reactive that you couldn t fire it up a barrel even at 3,000 feet per second. it would fizzle. it would melt down before it got up the barrel. ....

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MSNBC To End All War Oppenheimer the Atomic Bomb June 4, 2024 02:39:00

Pushing on the top and pushing on the bottom and pushing on both sides of it every angle of this is gonna be being pushed upon with a lot of explosive force. what you want to do is get this pressure to squeeze the plutonium target evenly. if it were asymmetrical, it probably wouldn t work. you had to have enough pressure quickly enough to smash these subatomic particles together hard enough to get them to have this a-amazing reaction. wellerstein: this is really hard to do. every aspect of this is an almost totally new problem. it is a technology that would have benefited from another decade of development. and they didn t have that. they had a year. conant: oppenheimer was working night and day building the bomb. and as the project grew in size, the security service protecting the project also grew. and even though he was beloved and admired ....

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