Translation for 'hydrogen bomb' from English to Ukrainian

hydrogen bomb

воднева бомба {ж}військ.зброя

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hydrogen fluoride

фтороводень {ч} [HF]хім.

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hydrogen bromide

бромоводень {ч} [HBr]хім.

hydrogen <H>

водень {ч} <H>хім.

bomb [attr.]

бомбовий {adj}військ.зброя

H-bomb

воднева бомба {ж}військ.зброя

atom bomb

атомна бомба {ж}військ.зброяядерн.

atomic bomb

атомна бомба {ж}військ.зброяядерн.

A-bomb

атомна бомба {ж}військ.зброяядерн.

barrel bomb

бочкова бомба {ж}військ.зброя

aerial bomb

авіабомба {ж}військ.зброя

aircraft bomb

авіабомба {ж}військ.зброя

glide bomb

планеруюча бомба {ж}військ.зброя

neutron bomb

нейтронна бомба {ж}військ.зброя

bomb attack

бомбардування {с}військ.

bomb crater

бомбова вирва {ж}військ.

free-fall bomb

бомба {ж} вільного падіннявійськ.зброя

• He concludes that Godzilla has been disturbed by underwater hydrogen bomb testing.
• It was discovered in the debris of the first hydrogen bomb explosion in 1952, and named after Enrico Fermi, one of the pioneers of nuclear physics.
• The first successful North Korean hydrogen bomb test supposedly took place in September 2017.
• The theoretical and computational tools needed for hydrogen bomb design are closely related to those needed for inertial confinement fusion, but have very little in common with magnetic confinement fusion.
• With Oppenheimer and Lilienthal removed, President Truman announced his decision to develop and produce the hydrogen bomb.

• A hydrogen bomb—which produced nuclear fusion instead of nuclear fission—was first tested by the United States in November 1952 and the Soviet Union in August 1953.
• The final scenes, with the mushroom cloud of the nuclear explosion, use stock footage from the blast of a thermonuclear weapon ("hydrogen bomb").
• Teller, who had been so uninterested in work on the atomic bomb at Los Alamos during the war that Oppenheimer had given him time instead to work on his own project of the hydrogen bomb, left Los Alamos in 1951 to help found, in 1952, a second laboratory at what would become the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
• January 15, 1908 – September 9, 2003) was a Hungarian-American theoretical physicist who is known colloquially as "the father of the hydrogen bomb" (see the Teller–Ulam design), although he did not care for the title, considering it to be in poor taste.
• Since tritium undergoes radioactive decay, and is also difficult to confine physically, the much larger secondary charge of heavy hydrogen isotopes needed in a true hydrogen bomb uses solid lithium deuteride as its source of deuterium and tritium, producing the tritium "in situ" during secondary ignition.

• Atomic Energy Commission ordered "Scientific American" to cease publication of an issue containing an article by Hans Bethe that appeared to reveal classified information about the thermonuclear hydrogen bomb.
• While fusion was achieved in the operation of the hydrogen bomb (H-bomb), for it to be a useful energy source controlled, sustained fusion is required.
• The world's first hydrogen bomb, codenamed "Mike", was tested at the Enewetak atoll in the Marshall Islands on November 1 (local date) in 1952, by the United States.
• Lithium deuteride was the fusion fuel of choice in early versions of the hydrogen bomb.
• The United Kingdom conducted its first hydrogen bomb test series, Grapple 1-3, at Malden Island from 15 May to 19 June 1957 and used Kiritimati as the operation's main base.

• The first ICF devices were the hydrogen bombs invented in the early 1950s.