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very dangerous for the world if it is half successful...nobody knows if it is used what will happen........
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Guyz there is no need of testing one, simulation runs can easily find out the exact number of Kilotons or Megatons.
Doesn't India has the worlds fourth fastest supercomputer???
Why build it and not use??
I say to simulated analysis rather than actual testing.
let me try.
it says: 3, 2, 1, ignition!!!
phussssssss....
Guyz there is no need of testing one, simulation runs can easily find out the exact number of Kilotons or Megatons.
Idune Vhai,While india try to use the failure to make case for another test, it will only be testing water with US red line. Even india did not sign CTBT, signing nuclear deal with US has implicitly impose test restriction on india. Any venture of further test by india will put NSG waiver granted to india along with nuclear deal with US in jeopardy.
While india try to use the failure to make case for another test, it will only be testing water with US red line. Even india did not sign CTBT, signing nuclear deal with US has implicitly impose test restriction on india. Any venture of further test by india will put NSG waiver granted to india along with nuclear deal with US in jeopardy.
China, the good friend of Bangla desh needed FIVE tests to confirm its thermonuclear status. And someone from BD blames India after only one TN test for 'india try to use the failure to make case for another test'.
Relax buddy, if India wants - India will.
The west can go and sing 'Saadde naal rahoge to aish karo ge-.....taaraarara..........