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8 Nuclear Weapons the U.S. has Lost



During the Cold War the United States military misplaced at least eight nuclear weapons permanently. These are the stories of what the Department of Defense calls ?broken arrows? -
America?s stray nukes, with a combined explosive force 2,200 times the Hiroshima bomb.







STRAY #1: Into the Pacific

February 13, 1950. An American B-36 bomber en route from Alaska to Texas during a training exercise lost power in three engines and began losing altitude. To lighten the aircraft the crew jettisoned its cargo, a 30-kiloton Mark 4 (Fat Man) nuclear bomb, into the Pacific Ocean. The conventional explosives detonated on impact, producing a flash and a shockwave. The bomb?s uranium components were lost and never recovered. According to the USAF, the plutonium core wasn?t present






STRAY #2&3: Into Thin Air


March 10, 1956. A B-47 carrying two nuclear weapon cores from MacDill Air Force Base in Florida to an overseas airbase disappeared during a scheduled air-to-air refueling over the Mediterranean Sea. After becoming lost in a thick cloud bank at 14,500 feet, the plane was never heard from again and its wreckage, including the nuclear cores, was never found. Although the weapon type remains undisclosed, Mark 15 thermonuclear bombs (commonly carried by B-47s) would have had a combined yield of 3.4 megatons.







STRAYS #4&5: Somewhere in a North Carolina Swamp


January 24, 1961. A B-52 carrying two 24-megaton nuclear bombs crashed while taking off from an airbase in Goldsboro, North Carolina. One of the weapons sank in swampy farmland, and its uranium core was never found despite intensive search efforts to a depth of 50 feet. To ensure no one else could recover the weapon, the USAF bought a permanent easement requiring government permission to dig on the land.






STRAY #6: The Incident in Japan


December 5, 1965. An A-4E Skyhawk attack aircraft carrying a 1-megaton thermonuclear weapon (hydrogen bomb) rolled off the deck of the U.S.S. Ticonderoga and fell into the Pacific Ocean. The plane and weapon sank in 16,000 feet of water and were never found. 15 years later the U.S. Navy finally admitted that the accident had taken place, claiming it happened 500 miles from land the in relative safety of the high seas. This turned out to be not true; it actually happened about 80 miles off Japan?s Ryuku island chain, as the aircraft carrier was sailing to Yokosuka, Japan after a bombing mission over Vietnam.
These revelations caused a political uproar in Japan, which prohibits the United States from bringing nuclear weapons into its territory





STRAYS #7&8: 250 kilotons of explosive power


Spring, 1968. While returning to home base in Norfolk, Virginia, the U.S.S. Scorpion, a nuclear attack submarine, mysteriously sank about 400 miles to the southwest of the Azores islands. In addition to the tragic loss of all 99 crewmembers, the Scorpion was carrying two unspecifiednuclear weapons ? either anti-submarine missiles or torpedoes that were tipped with nuclear warheads. These could yield up to 250 kilotons explosive power (depending which kind of weapon was used).

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I would pay to see a motherfucker try out the cannon on the scooter.....that shit would be fucking funny.

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Taken in Perth, when some locals were out on the beach to see the fireworks, the picture also captures spectacular lightning, but the really amazing thing is that it also captures a comet

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are you sure it is a comet and not a plane?? Even still it really is an awesome picture, comet does make it that much cooler tho. I would not know what to watch in this situation.......I love lightning storms

its funny it doesnt look like anyone is looking at the lightning, although I guess it happens fast

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The talk is on homeopathy, but this is really not about homeopathy. It's about the "physics" explanation, and how it manages to be so absurd that it basically urinates on pretty much all modern science in just 5 minutes (which is quite an achievement, truth be told). With no disrespect, how she got the "Dr." title is beyond me, and I hope this is a joke. Actually, I hope she's on some hard drugs; heavy stuff, really. Then, I could understand. So without further ado, here's the easiest way to get dumber I've come across:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0c5y...layer_embedded