Above 100,000 feet altitude (20 miles).
High-altitude burst
High-altitude Burst
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It is 87 km of altitude.
The higher the altitude the lower the temperature.
A high altitude burst is typically a nuclear warfare term. It refers to when a nuclear bomb is detonated at very high altitude. This doesn't cause very much physical destruction, but it causes an EMP (electromagnetic pulse) burst that can destroy most electrical systems. This is especially dangerous because it can cause computer databases to fry, short-circuit equipment on planes and cars, and pretty much take out the infrastucture of a city.
step 1 get a DETONATE bomb. step 2 DETONATE it when it is in the air.
blow, burst, detonate, pop, demolish
blow up, erupt, burst, shatter, detonate, set off, discharge
blow up, erupt, burst, shatter, detonate, set off, discharge
Nuclear warheads are pretty flexible, and can be set to detonate in several ways, and in all mediums: 1. Underwater (e.g., ASROC) 2. Atmospheric (high altitude (EMP burst) or low altitude air burst over target 3. Contact / Terminal coordinates (e.g., GPS) detonation on land or at sea 4. Underground penetration and detonation 5. Timer set on device placed in any location
High-altitude burst
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High-altitude Burst
No, a high altitude burst usually reduces the fallout generated, also it is a nuclear detonation.
High-altitude burst
Airburst and altitude, Surface burst, Subsurface burst and depth (dirt, rock, or water)? Different in each case.