Sentence examples for test of a hydrogen from inspiring English sources

By Lawrence M. Krauss October 13, 2016 The first test of a hydrogen bomb, on Enewetak Atoll, in 1952.

North Korea claims to have carried out its first successful test of a hydrogen bomb.

An imposing American B-52 bomber flew over South Korea on Sunday, in a show of force following North Korea's claimed successful test of a hydrogen bomb.

Residents of Jilin province, which abuts North Korea and Russia, had a jostling reminder of the dangers of nuclear detonations in early September, when the province was physically shaken by an earthquake set off by what North Korea described as a successful test of a hydrogen bomb.

Asked by reporters in New York what Mr. Kim might have meant by the "highest level of hard-line countermeasure," Mr. Ri said that only Mr. Kim would know, but that he thought the North might be considering the largest test of a hydrogen bomb ever in the Pacific Ocean, according to the South Korean news agency Yonhap.

In 1955, a year after the U.S. test of a hydrogen bomb in the Bikini Atoll blanketed the globe with a thin layer of radioactive fallout, a group of scientists issued a manifesto against the development, testing and use of nuclear weapons.

Korean Central Television announces the testing of a hydrogen bomb on Wednesday.

The acting leader of the Labor opposition, Penny Wong, said the testing of a hydrogen bomb would be "a clear and serious violation" of UN security council resolutions.

North Korea's self-proclaimed successful testing of a hydrogen bomb has succeeded in uniting the bifurcated field of Republican presidential candidates against a common enemy: Barack Obama.

The conventional take on the series' 1954 original is that the monster is a metaphor for America's nuclear attacks on Japan in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and more recently at the time, the US military's testing of a hydrogen bomb at Bikini Atoll, whose fallout contaminated a Japanese fishing vessel and resulted in at least one casualty.

Even the testing of a hydrogen bomb in or over the ocean can have disastrous environmental effects and should be condemned with at least as much outrage as Trump managed to muster toward NFL players who refuse to stand during the playing of the national anthem.