To date US-1054
Russia(ussr)-715
uk- 45
france-210
china-45
india between 5 and 6
Pakistan between 3 and 6
North Korea maybe 1
others maybe, none confirmed.
Yes, the first was detonated by the U.S. in 1952.Codename Mike as part of Operation Ivy, it had a yield of 10.4 megatons(450 times as powerful as the bomb dropped on Nagasaki)and was detonated at Eniwetok atoll in the Marshall islands.
Depends on yield and where detonated.
== Israel has over 1000 nukes == Israel has not been confirmed to have any nuclear weapons at all. However, defense experts postulate Israel has 50-60 tactical warheads and bombs. Most of these were "home-grown" although there are rumors Israel has acquired some from external sources.
Short (or slang) for "nuclear weapons." Indeed..... nukes=nuclear....how dumb can you get...
Desert is one of the places used to test nukes. It has chosen because they are unpopulated regions, radioactive waves are progressively atenuated as they go farther, and the observation of the bomb being detonated can be filmed in a safety tower. Other place to test is in the underground.
Obviously two have been used in anger, but hundreds have been carried out by the Americans, Russians and the French. Nukes have also been detonated by the UK, Pakistan, India, Israel and more recently North Korea. Together the number of nukes detonated runs into the hundreds.
If they fought a limited war it could go either way, depending on the circumstances, but I have trouble envisioning a limited war with nukes. Once the first nuke is detonated, it will probably lead to more nukes, with no limits, and no winners.
Nukes are called nuclear weapons.
The USA dropped 2 nuclear bombs in ww2. The purpose was to end the war and save American/allied lives. There was a third bomb detonated as a test, before the other two were dropped on Japan.
6
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Not sure
north korea has about 10 nukes on stand by and ostriches are cool
Detonated means exploded like a bomb. Dollar bills don't explode.
Probably too many.
many different atoms
They have no nuclear weapons