Sentence examples for Thermonuclear explosion from inspiring English sources

The brightening of this system occurs when instability within the disk forces some of the disk material to drain down to the surface of the white dwarf triggering a Illustration by David T Hardy, Artist thermonuclear explosion.

I asked Richard Garwin, a veteran nuclear scientist who helped design "Mike," the first U.S. thermonuclear explosion, in 1952, about the utility of tactical nuclear weapons as bunker-busters.

With Ariel, Plath's second volume of poems, we approach the catalyst for 20th-century poetry's thermonuclear explosion.

On Sept. 8, 1968, Billaud supervised a second thermonuclear explosion, with a yield of 1.2 megatons.

The first thermonuclear explosion occurred in late 1952 and Matterhorn B shut down soon after.

The net result is a thermonuclear explosion that, theoretically, would be brighter than any typical supernova.

Macklowe Gallery suggests an Art Nouveau explosion.

It was blown out by the Black Tom explosion.

The question now was how the Baker explosion would differ.

I'm betting they consider the Bacon Explosion a low-impact canapé.

Carmela Karnoutsos, a professor of American history at New Jersey City University, spoke about the Black Tom explosion.