Apr 24, 2015
In 1977, Poland became the first country in the
world to achieve a thermonuclear fusion with a clean non-nuclear
(fission) explosion. First with a laser system, then with a conventional explosion.
So
it means theoretically that it's possible to create a thermonuclear
nuclear bomb without a primary nuclear explosion (no need for uranium or
plutonium). And this bomb would be substantially cheaper and cleaner. There would be no radioactive contamination coming from a typical nuclear fission bomb.
The bomb looked like two linked cones filled with deuterium and tritium.
The creator of this concept was Sylwester Kaliski,
who was later likely killed by Soviets, since the Russian empire didn't
need Poland as an independent country. USA and Russia even collaborate
on the issue of keeping other countries defenseless (except Israel).
Sylwester
Kaliski conducted his studies openly. He even published his scientific
works on the topic. And that was a big mistake. Russia and USA are
always watching. They never share their own knowledge, but always
deviously plot against others (vide Iran and Stuxnet).
Poland's Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna started working on laser synthesis in 1969.
They experimented with the original Polish 'focus-laser' concept.
Electric discharge heated up the plasma and then the laser was employed.
In 1974 Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna started using conventional explosion instead of the electric discharge.
But Sylwester Kaliski came to the conclusion that laser wouldn't be
needed at all. A conventional explosion could produce a thermonuclear
fusion. Experiments were conducted that proved his concept.
So
now... The Russians killed him and stopped Poland. But now one can be
sure that USA and Russia have such weapons and use them. They are hard to detect, because people don't know what to look for.
This
is a lose translation from this article below from a Polish historical
magazine. With addition of my own conclusion about the USA/Russia
collaboration and their use of the new clean nukes.
https://krak-dobromir.blogspot.com/2022/02/program-czystej-bomby-termonuklearnej-w.html
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Interestingly, US mainstream news media start writing about it. It's
especially interesting in the context of the World Trade Center
demolition.
Quote from a CNBC article (17 Mar 2017):
Several countries are developing nanoweapons that could unleash attacks using mini-nuclear bombs and insect-like lethal robots.
Nanotechnology
opens up the possibility to manufacture mini-nuke components so small
that they are difficult to screen and detect. Furthermore, the weapon
(capable of an explosion equivalent to about 100 tons of TNT) could be compact enough to fit into a pocket or purse and weigh about 5 pounds and destroy large buildings or be combined to do greater damage to an area.
Del Monte explained that the
mini-nuke weapon is activated when the nanoscale laser triggers a small
thermonuclear fusion bomb using a tritium-deuterium fuel. Their size makes them difficult to screen, detect and also there's "essentially no fallout" associated with them.
Earlier in his career, Del Monte said he held a secret clearance when he worked on Defense Department programs
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/17/mini-nukes-and-inspect-bot-weapons-being-primed-for-future-warfare.html
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