Sentence examples for by an atomic explosion from inspiring English sources

In the 1953 science-fiction thriller "The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms," a scientist is lowered into the ocean's depths in a stylized Hollywood interpretation of a bathysphere — a self-contained diving chamber — to look for a giant prehistoric monster that has been awakened from a hundred-million-year slumber by an atomic explosion.

By Adam Green In the 1953 science-fiction thriller "The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms," a scientist is lowered into the ocean's depths in a stylized Hollywood interpretation of a bathysphere — a self-contained diving chamber — to look for a giant prehistoric monster that has been awakened from a hundred-million-year slumber by an atomic explosion.

Convection currents created by the explosion suck dust and other ground materials up into the fireball, creating the characteristic mushroom-shaped cloud of an atomic explosion.

How can one adequately review an atomic explosion?

"It looked like an atomic explosion," said Mr. Frank, 51. "I've never seen anything like it".

At the point at which one of the neutrons produced by a fission will on average create another fission, critical mass has been achieved, and a chain reaction and thus an atomic explosion will result.

Among the more fanciful ideas taken up by Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defence Initiative (more commonly known as Star Wars) was the X-ray laser, which aimed to harness the energy of an atomic explosion to generate powerful laser beams.

One reporter scanned it and called out, "Russia has the atomic bomb!" The President's careful statement did not say that, exactly, but, rather, "We have evidence that within recent weeks an atomic explosion occurred in the U.S.S.R".

The composer once remarked that he saw the Resurrection as an atomic explosion; likewise, his Francis has to undergo a death that sounds like the apocalypse.

published a letter from a Yale physics professor pointing out that an atomic explosion in the Pacific might open up a hole in the floor of the sea.

On Sept. 23, 1949, President Truman announced, "We have evidence that within recent weeks an atomic explosion occurred in the U.S.S.R".