I just found a little story written by some schmuck who clearly doesn't understand science. It's about a war involving these bombs that rely on nuclear fission reactions, or some psuedoscientific babble like that--nucleonic weapons, if you would. Anyway, essentially, in this little world of his, nations have built up arsenals of these weapons, and can deliver them very quickly to anywhere in the world using rockets (more rubbish. What rocket could provide the thrust needed to lug such a heavy concentration of material?
) Moving on, a war soon breaks out, and the nations end up destroying each other, which brings to my ultimate complaint--why would nations even build these things in the first place, if all they do is guarantee mutually assured destruction?
And the last middle finger to science is this notion that following their detonation, these bombs emit some 'radiation' that makes people sick. Yeah, while you're at it, why not just outright call it 'magic'?
Do you guys have anything to say?
And the last middle finger to science is this notion that following their detonation, these bombs emit some 'radiation' that makes people sick. Yeah, while you're at it, why not just outright call it 'magic'?
Do you guys have anything to say?