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>> she also developed a relationship with kahn even though publicly she often tried to make out that the army kept her well away from nuclear secrets. >> kahn thrived and a nuclear pakistan was born on the 28th of may 1988 and five nuclear bombs were dead nated. kahn was every where promoting technology. he put himself on this cover of his 1999 book on science and education. >> it appears to be some sort of electron nuclear decision. there's a skem natick of the uranium bomb. >> in bulgaria we showed the cover to scientist who worked as a strategic security of federation of american scientists...

>> she also developed a relationship with kahn even though publicly she often tried to make out that the army kept her well away from nuclear secrets. >> kahn thrived and a nuclear pakistan was born on the 28th of may 1988 and five nuclear bombs were dead nated. kahn was every where promoting technology. he put himself on this cover of his 1999 book on science and education. >> it appears to be some sort of electron nuclear decision. there's a skem natick of the uranium bomb. >> in bulgaria we showed the cover to scientist who worked as a strategic security of federation of american scientists...

Of new ideas about nuclear weapons since then. it's still basically those two kinds of weapons. pick one. it's either a uranium bomb or a plutonium bomb. for all of the complicated politics and history around this issue, the logistics of it are pretty simple. uranium is something that can be mined all over the world. it is a naturally occurring thing. when uranium comes out of the dirt, it contains less than 1% of the isotope that's useful in a nuclear context. so in the dirt it starts off at less than 1%. but if you enrich that uranium, if you enrich it to 4 or 5% of that particular isotope, ...

Wartime anywhere on earth. we have not come up with a lot of new ideas about nuclear weapons since then. it's still basically those two kinds of weapons. pick one. it's either a uranium bomb or a plutonium bomb. the logistics of it are pretty simple. uranium is something that can be mined all over the world. when uranium comes out of the dirt, it contains less than 1% of the isotope that's useful in a nuclear context. in the dirt it starts off at less than 1%. if you enrich that uranium to four or 5% of that particular isotope, well, four or 5% that's the level that gets used in nuclear power ...

Wartime anywhere on earth. we have not come up with a lot of new ideas about nuclear weapons since then. it's still basically those two kinds of weapons. pick one. it's either a uranium bomb or a plutonium bomb. the logistics of it are pretty simple. uranium is something that can be mined all over the world. when uranium comes out of the dirt, it contains less than 1% of the isotope that's useful in a nuclear context. in the dirt, it starts off at less than 1%. if you enrich that uranium to four or 5% of that particular isotope, well, four or 5%, that's the level that gets used in nuclear powe...