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I heard the new missile is called
Zaid Hamid -1 , 7000 km range
Zaid Hamid -1 , 7000 km range
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yes 6 in total....... 5 on 28th May 1998 and 6th test was conducted on 30th May 1998
One Question---\
Where does the PA does the missile test? For a Shaheen -II class missile where do they conduct the test....shore to sea ( ArabianSea )? or land to land? where does the dummy warhead of missile impact?
If land to land , how do they test for full range?
Pakistan conducted only 2 nuclear tests. International insititutions recorded only 2 explosions on that day.
you guyz always trying to mess with numbers
first time in my life i am hearing they conducted 2 tests
http://www.cdi.org/issues/testing/pak1.html
Pakistan Nuclear Weapons
Youtube Nawaz Sharif's video after Nuclear test when he was the prime minister and said "We have successfully conducted 5 nuclear tests today"
waiting impatiently!!
Did some one say --Isreal ??
that they may end up testing some missile from their arsenal and may give it a new name....
First it were 5 and 2ndly they were not dud like of some others..Pakistan conducted only 2 nuclear tests. International insititutions recorded only 2 explosions on that day.
Pakistan conducted only 2 nuclear tests. International insititutions recorded only 2 explosions on that day.
Why did you state that Pokharan II was not entirely a success?
As I have said earlier, based on the seismic measurements and also the opinions from experts, there was a much lower yield in the thermonuclear device test. It was lesser than what had been claimed at that time.
I have maintained and will always maintain that the test was not more than 60 per cent successful in terms of the yield it generated.
Former President A P J Abdul Kalam, who was also involved with the tests, has said that Pokhran II was entirely successful.
I would like to react to that. First of all, Dr Kalam is not a nuclear scientist. He is a missile scientist and he was not present there at that time. He is blissfully ignorant of the facts. Do I need to say more?
Guess what these institutions also challenged not only the number of tests conducted by india but also their yields
India reported Shakti IV-V tests on 13 May being conducted with yield of 0.5 and 0.3 kt, but no outside seismic station has reported any evidence of tests on this day. The closest CTBT monitoring station was in Nilore, Pakistan 740 km to the north of Pokhran. This station is estimated to have sufficient sensitivity to detect a test at least down to 25 tons in Pokhran, yet no signal was detected. Wallace estimated that with standard seismic coupling, the test would have had to total no more than 10-15 tons to escape all detection.
Anyway results of Indian tests announced by the Indian government are still considered controversial by the Indian scientists
- Fight over the results of Pokhran N-tests continues
- H-Bomb controversy and nuclear deterrence
- Santhanam says it again: Pokhran-II a fizzle
- Playing Poker with Pokhran
- Does India really need the H-Bomb?
- Army affected by Pokhran-II doubts, need reassurance from scientists: Malik
- More Indian scientists question 1998 nuclear tests
- Pokhran II not fully successful: Senior DRDO Scientist K Santhanam
- Why K Santhanam said Pokharan II was not a success