File:Types of nuclear testing.svg
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English: Four primary types of nuclear testing: 1. atmospheric, 2. underground, 3. upper-atmosphere, 4. underwater.
The illustration is meant to just be schematic about the locations and general characteristics of these types (atmospheric tests created mushroom clouds and fallout; underground tests create seismic activity; upper-atmospheric tests have all sorts of weird ionization and EMP effects but are too high to have much fallout; underwater tests create mushroom clouds with lots of water vapor). The specific setups of the illustration (a tower shot, an underground instrumentation tower, a rocket, mooring to a ship) are arbitrary but not uncommon in the history of nuclear testing.Deutsch: Arten von de:Kernwaffentests:
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Source | Created by User:Fastfission in Inkscape. Mushroom clouds are derived from Image:Mushroom cloud.svg, rocket outline from Image:V-2 rocket diagram (no labels).svg. |
Author | Created by User:Fastfission in Inkscape. Mushroom clouds are derived from Image:Mushroom cloud.svg, rocket outline from Image:V-2 rocket diagram (no labels).svg. |
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see below. If you want to credit someone, credit "Wikimedia Commons." Otherwise don't credit anyone, that's fine by me. --Fastfission 14:58, 14 April 2008 (UTC) |
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1 atmosfeer test
2 ondergrondse test 3 test in de hogere atmosfeer 4 onderwatertest
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