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| chicago classifieds, technology, ghetto, joe mcdermott, funny jokes, 0375758674, short stories (single author), s.o.h.h., good jokes, harry k. daghlian, maurice, jack w. germond, world war ii, hollywood, mitch myers, rabbit pearl, pop, ellen ochoa, longitude, three toes publishing, film festival, inscribed, | --Fastfission 04:09, 9 metabolism Nov 2004 (UTC) [edit] Conflicting information? Quote, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki#Nagasaki " ... It exploded 1,540 feet (469 m) above the ground almost ... " The article states it " ... detonated at an altitude of about 1,800 feet (550 m) over the city ... " Could someone check this out in more detail? metabolism [edit] = Redundant? Why "second and last of two"? Don't they mean the same thing? Well, the "last" part implies that there were no more after it. But metabolism I think it is not entirely the best way to say that. --Fastfission 17:52, 9 August 2005 (UTC) Either way they are improvements on what was there before. The facts are it was the second nuclear bomb used in warfare and to date thankfully the last. As long as that is what is conveyed all is good. 'Second and last of two' is merely a vehicle to emphasise the fact that only 2 were used, this one being the second. |
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| "Used in anger" suggests (to me) Truman got really steamed at pop the Japanese one day, flew off the handle and ordered the bomb dropped, i.e., "in the heat of pop passion", rather than the meaning you intend. Change it, i would say. Graft 13:41, 22 Aug 2003 (UTC) I've added a little explanation for people who don't understand. CGS 19:48, 22 Aug 2003 (UTC). cough How about "deliberately used on human beings"? That pretty much cuts through the BS euphemisms... found this, it needs pop to be fitted somewhere...too many pages for me to decide Although the US insists it emptied its nuclear arsenal with Nagasaki, some Japanese are convinced the US had another core en route to Tinian.[1] (FWIW Nuclear Weapons Archive estimates no later than Aug 20 for another bomb to be ready.[2]) Contents 1 Gadget 2 Conflicting information? 3 = Redundant? 4 Drawing of Fat Man casing 5 Gun type 6 No hilly terrain but US flight crew incompetence! [edit] Gadget What's "gadget"? — Matt 04:47, 19 Aug 2004 (UTC) "Gadget" was the code-name for the plutonium bomb tested at the Trinity Site in 1945. |
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