nuclear weapon, n.All

Since 1950, the United States has lost at least eight nuclear weapons, including a hydrogen bomb that simply rolled off an aircraft and fell into the Pacific Ocean.

During the Cold War the US’s passcode to nuclear missiles was eight zeroes so they could fire them as quick as possible.

The Nuclear weapon is a terrible threat — In the nuclear world, the true enemy is war itself.

Nuclear weapon is the defining mark of modernity — Cogito ergo boom.

The Nuclear weapon is the purification of war; it does away with the battlefield and places decision making with those who plan strategy and make decisions.

South Africa is the first and only country in the world to build and then voluntarily dismantle their nuclear weapons