nuclear explosion

"So we were just right next to a nuclear explosion?"

Just one or two nuclear explosions might do it this time.

It was 1250 - only four minutes since that nuclear explosion.

They had 607 nuclear explosions in the atmosphere between 1949 and 1990.

"Do you know how much energy is released by a nuclear explosion?"

The town is destroyed by a nuclear explosion at the end of the game.

There would also be significant destruction close to the site of the nuclear explosion.

It would take perhaps a nuclear explosion to rattle her.

They said he got blown up in a nuclear explosion and lived.

His wife looked back at the possible nuclear explosion, and fell "dead on the spot".

They could determine the location of a nuclear explosion to within about 3,000 miles.

But he lived to see India set off nuclear explosions two times, in 1974 and this year.

He wondered if they really had considered a controlled nuclear explosion.

It is possible, for instance, to shape or direct a nuclear explosion.

He said that they would be used to simulate nuclear explosions.

Old Beirut had even been treated to the last nuclear explosion in the world.

Michael Light gathers into a book images of 100 nuclear explosions.

Even from here, I could see the distant flash of nuclear explosions.

"I have news of another nuclear explosion, however," said Hunter.

Military commanders did not understand the physics involved in a nuclear explosion.

"Which would look an awful lot like a nuclear explosion.

"I hear no sign that any of the nuclear explosions ever took place.

I have seen the nuclear explosions in movies that you are referring to.

India set off a nuclear explosion in 1974; Pakistan has never taken this step.

American officials said before the tests that the nuclear explosion would have a yield in the 140-kiloton range.