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The new Russian 100 megatons nuclear weapon is the horrifying thing.


Castle Romeo (1953)
(Picture 1)



Kimmo Huosionmaa

Russian new 100 megatons nuclear weapon will be the most powerful and devastating weapon in the history of mankind. The weapon bases the technology, what has been used in the famous "Tsar Bomba", what had the capacity for 50-60 megaton detonation. That thing is giant FFF (Fission-Fusion-Fission) technology, where inside the core of the bomb is multiple layers of the plutonium, natural uranium, and fusion fuel. Sometimes I have thought that this powerful weapon is actually two "Tsar bombs" what are put together. The natural uranium will capture one neutron during the nuclear detonation, and it will transform as the plutonium 239, and then happens the fission reaction, what will press the fusion material thinner form, and that will boost fusion reaction.


100 megaton nuclear device what would be made with that technology is extremely heavy, and it would be used in the Russian new long-range torpedo-drone, what can patrol at the ocean, and if the nuclear warfare will start, the huge nuclear explosion would cause the tsunamis, and that explosion might be dangerous for any nuclear submarine, what is patrolling in the Atlantic. The explosion of that magnitude device is very devastating, and it could be the danger the crew of the dropping airplane. Over 21 meters long device could be dropped from Ilyushin 72 cargo-planes ramp, but the detonation would cause the loss of all flight group.

Unmanned missile-version of Tu-160 "Blackjack"
is one possible carrying
platform for giant nuclear weapon
(Picture 2)


Those very powerful nuclear weapons don't need to be sharp because they would cause the destruction area, what is bigger than France. And when that size nuclear weapon explodes, there is possible that there will form the small black hole, what will suck the atmosphere thru it. Or another fear is that extreme high temperature could cause the situation, where the nitrogen starts to react with oxygen, and all atmosphere will start to burn. That's why I'm thinking, that maybe that gigantic nuclear device is installed fixed way in some nuclear bomber.


That bomber is actually modified as the gigantic cruise missile and the type of that thing might be Tu-95 "Bear", TU-160 "Blackjack" or M-4 "Bison". The vehicle would need very powerful engines, and that's why lighter aircraft could not carry that weapon. It would be detonated inside the robot bomber, and then the crew should not informed with that thing.  I sometimes have thought, that maybe that weapon is used only in the giant submarine-drone.

Picture 1

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/19/Castle_Romeo.jpg

Picture 2

http://www.enemyforces.net/aircraft/tu160_2.jpg
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