@@George-ou5yg literally everyone does it, it’s not special to this person nor is it a crime 😭. I'm not saying you don't need to find it annoying but just ignore it if it’s that bad 💀
in the US there's only 800 Billionaires but over 25M millionaires outa 340M people. Pretty sure our economy is designed to just caterer to them. But what do I know I'm just Patricia.
Ngl if the cheese cost $130 id be acting like Patricia too Edit: everyone is saying other countries have cheese that cost $130, but no country in the world has normal cheese equivalent to $130 us dollars
whats sad is its still cheaper than a lot of other places. I went to price cutters and their frozen meals, the exact same brand and flavor, cost twice as much as they do at walmart. and thats just the frozen meals
@gothic_ace2037 True, but in the long run it adds up a decent bit. Especially if your family regularly uses it. It just annoys me how Walmart could just let it apply to food too and it'd actually help their employees.
@@user-ib5fc5cp7k you say that as if consumers and employees are the only people affected by the terrible economy. When the federal reserve starts printing money as fast as they did when Biden took office the price of everything went up due to the inflation of the dollar. That means food costs more and gas. But it also means zoning permits for small businesses went up. So did export and import costs for manufacturing companies. Gasoline went up which means transportation companies are seeing record lows too. Everyone suffers when the dollar is inflated...
@@user-ib5fc5cp7k just to give you context, after Biden took office he allowed the federal reserve to print dollars at record paces. They sent more money into circulation within the first year of bidens presidency than they did in the ENTIRE history of the United States. And people wonder why everything is so expensive... Yet idiots will continue to vote Democrats into office because "OraNge mAn BaD"
@@izabellaashby2358 Wait a minute - there are places where tax isn't in price of product already?! How I'm supposed to plan my budget with that? Sounds terrible! =))
Same here. I'll scan all the less expensive stuff first and the numbers just rise and rise higher than expected. I'm thinking -- and I haven't even scanned the big stuff yet.
Actually, the prices of most groceries aren't actually reflections of inflation. While grocery prices skyrocket, inflation slowly increases, barely keeping up eith them. Now, to make things worse, wages just straight up BARELY move. So, we are stuck in an endless race to buy groceries
I bought a bag of less than 2 lbs of ordinary red grapes yesterday , and it was about 8 freaking dollars! Healthy stuff they absolutely screw you over for.😢
Its actually crazy how much the prices have been going up though, for 3 years 250$ was more than enough groceries for a month. Now its like 400$ and im avoiding getting things i used to.
@@CrossOni-ju1hh extreme unemployment, higher job wages and what he calls “Bidenomics”. He has no clue about money, his head of economics doesn’t even know how economics work! He’d rather talk about his dead wife and son then doing his job as a president! He’s like and mentally I’ll grandpa in office, it’s horrible.
The creation of atomic bombs is a complex and highly technical process involving sophisticated scientific principles and advanced engineering techniques. These weapons derive their explosive power from nuclear reactions, either fission or a combination of fission and fusion. This essay outlines the fundamental processes involved in making atomic bombs, focusing on the scientific principles, the materials used, and the engineering challenges. Scientific Principles: Fission and Fusion At the core of an atomic bomb’s design are the principles of nuclear fission and fusion. Fission involves the splitting of heavy atomic nuclei (such as uranium-235 or plutonium-239) into lighter nuclei, releasing a vast amount of energy, neutrons, and gamma rays. This process is initiated when a neutron collides with the nucleus of a fissile atom, causing it to become unstable and split. Each fission event releases additional neutrons, which can then induce further fission reactions in a chain reaction. Fusion, on the other hand, involves the merging of light nuclei, such as isotopes of hydrogen (deuterium and tritium), to form heavier nuclei, releasing energy. This process powers hydrogen bombs, which use a fission bomb as a trigger to achieve the extremely high temperatures and pressures needed for fusion. Materials Used: Fissile and Fusionable Materials The primary materials used in atomic bombs are fissile isotopes like uranium-235 and plutonium-239. Uranium-235 is naturally occurring but must be enriched from its more common isotope, uranium-238, to increase its concentration. Enrichment is typically achieved through gas centrifugation or gaseous diffusion. Plutonium-239 is not naturally occurring and is produced in nuclear reactors by irradiating uranium-238 with neutrons. The irradiated uranium is then chemically separated to extract plutonium. For hydrogen bombs, additional materials such as deuterium and tritium are required. Deuterium is extracted from heavy water, while tritium is produced in nuclear reactors or bred from lithium-6. Engineering Challenges: Design and Assembly The design and assembly of atomic bombs involve addressing several engineering challenges to ensure the weapon’s functionality and safety. 1. Implosion-Type Design: For plutonium-based bombs, an implosion-type design is commonly used. This involves surrounding a plutonium core with conventional explosives arranged symmetrically. When detonated, these explosives compress the plutonium core to a supercritical state, initiating a chain reaction. Precision in the timing and uniformity of the explosive lenses is crucial for achieving the necessary compression. 2. Gun-Type Design: For uranium-based bombs, a simpler gun-type design can be employed. This design involves shooting one sub-critical piece of uranium-235 into another using conventional explosives, thus achieving a supercritical mass. The gun-type design is less efficient and bulkier but was used in the “Little Boy” bomb dropped on Hiroshima. 3. Fusion Boosting and Thermonuclear Designs: More advanced bombs, such as the hydrogen bomb, incorporate fusion boosting. In these designs, a fission bomb acts as a trigger, compressing and heating a fusion fuel (deuterium and tritium) to initiate fusion. This significantly increases the bomb’s explosive yield. Thermonuclear bombs, or hydrogen bombs, employ a two-stage process where a primary fission explosion triggers a secondary fusion explosion, resulting in vastly higher energy release. 4. Safety Mechanisms: Ensuring the bomb remains safe and does not detonate accidentally is paramount. Modern designs include various safety mechanisms such as environmental sensors, electronic locks, and physical barriers that prevent unauthorized or accidental detonation.
And the worst part about this is I was just in Portugal for 2 weeks and groceries that cost $100 here cost 20 euros there. And it ruined me coming back
The creation of atomic bombs is a complex and highly technical process involving sophisticated scientific principles and advanced engineering techniques. These weapons derive their explosive power from nuclear reactions, either fission or a combination of fission and fusion. This essay outlines the fundamental processes involved in making atomic bombs, focusing on the scientific principles, the materials used, and the engineering challenges. Scientific Principles: Fission and Fusion At the core of an atomic bomb’s design are the principles of nuclear fission and fusion. Fission involves the splitting of heavy atomic nuclei (such as uranium-235 or plutonium-239) into lighter nuclei, releasing a vast amount of energy, neutrons, and gamma rays. This process is initiated when a neutron collides with the nucleus of a fissile atom, causing it to become unstable and split. Each fission event releases additional neutrons, which can then induce further fission reactions in a chain reaction. Fusion, on the other hand, involves the merging of light nuclei, such as isotopes of hydrogen (deuterium and tritium), to form heavier nuclei, releasing energy. This process powers hydrogen bombs, which use a fission bomb as a trigger to achieve the extremely high temperatures and pressures needed for fusion. Materials Used: Fissile and Fusionable Materials The primary materials used in atomic bombs are fissile isotopes like uranium-235 and plutonium-239. Uranium-235 is naturally occurring but must be enriched from its more common isotope, uranium-238, to increase its concentration. Enrichment is typically achieved through gas centrifugation or gaseous diffusion. Plutonium-239 is not naturally occurring and is produced in nuclear reactors by irradiating uranium-238 with neutrons. The irradiated uranium is then chemically separated to extract plutonium. For hydrogen bombs, additional materials such as deuterium and tritium are required. Deuterium is extracted from heavy water, while tritium is produced in nuclear reactors or bred from lithium-6. Engineering Challenges: Design and Assembly The design and assembly of atomic bombs involve addressing several engineering challenges to ensure the weapon’s functionality and safety. 1. Implosion-Type Design: For plutonium-based bombs, an implosion-type design is commonly used. This involves surrounding a plutonium core with conventional explosives arranged symmetrically. When detonated, these explosives compress the plutonium core to a supercritical state, initiating a chain reaction. Precision in the timing and uniformity of the explosive lenses is crucial for achieving the necessary compression. 2. Gun-Type Design: For uranium-based bombs, a simpler gun-type design can be employed. This design involves shooting one sub-critical piece of uranium-235 into another using conventional explosives, thus achieving a supercritical mass. The gun-type design is less efficient and bulkier but was used in the “Little Boy” bomb dropped on Hiroshima. 3. Fusion Boosting and Thermonuclear Designs: More advanced bombs, such as the hydrogen bomb, incorporate fusion boosting. In these designs, a fission bomb acts as a trigger, compressing and heating a fusion fuel (deuterium and tritium) to initiate fusion. This significantly increases the bomb’s explosive yield. Thermonuclear bombs, or hydrogen bombs, employ a two-stage process where a primary fission explosion triggers a secondary fusion explosion, resulting in vastly higher energy release. 4. Safety Mechanisms: Ensuring the bomb remains safe and does not detonate accidentally is paramount. Modern designs include various safety mechanisms such as environmental sensors, electronic locks, and physical barriers that prevent unauthorized or accidental detonation.
People in year 2500: "Bro, can i borrow $5000? Imma buy some new pair of socks" 💀
Bro we dont need so many years to accomplish that lol theres many countries that have ended up with what you are sayin. Turkish Lyra is an example.
New socks?! Well someone’s living outside their means. 🙄
More like 2050
How to get people to stop losing socks
@@GoodVibeWolfmore like 2025
I think she needs more than a deep breath
hi there
edit: I'm not a bot
Get ready for the bots
@@AM-Films2012wat
@@SourDudeDude what?
Deep throat 💀
"9-1-1 What's your emergency?"
"HE SCANNED THE CHEESE"
This is funny!
I found the funny man
😂
"Don't worry ma'am were on our way"
@@r3darrow571 Hurry! I don’t think she can survive for long!
"Its already sixty bucks. Im scared" Literally me in every grocery shop
Most painful things in the world:
Childbirth❌
Grocery Checkout✅
Fr
@UTTPisBetterThanDannoCalBro get some serious help. Do your parents not love you enough. Who tf says they enjoy beating kittens to death
@@jth1145it’s a bot.
@@luckyguy8547 yeah I know but still messed up tho
@UTTPisBetterThanDannoCal key why ess
“I’m a trained professional, I’ve scanned a lot of grocery. I need you to be brave alright”
Man takes his job seriously
he wants the raise
Yeah we watched the video
@@AxeDragon1989yeah and it's almost like every comment in this comment section is talking about the video, including this one…. How peculiar
@@_Shirooka_yes, talking about it. Not doing something that is basically subtitles for likes, now shhh😂😂😂
@@George-ou5yg literally everyone does it, it’s not special to this person nor is it a crime 😭. I'm not saying you don't need to find it annoying but just ignore it if it’s that bad 💀
“Can you scan something less expensive?!”
“…that was the cheapest thing there”
but but but !!!!!!! acualy umm the etire store...........
Dude, I was expecting a cartoon not a documentary
Oof
scrating my head
“Don’t look up there, it’s only makes it worse.” 🤣🤣🤣
It really does 😂😂
Even Millionaires will act like Patricia seeing those bills skyrocketing...
627 likes and 0 comments? I'mma change that!
AND THAT'S SO TRUE HAAAAAHAAAA🤣🤣🤣
@@Alastor_776 Hahaha thx!
@@TheIntimidatorOfGames You Welcome
👍👌
in the US there's only 800 Billionaires but over 25M millionaires outa 340M people. Pretty sure our economy is designed to just caterer to them. But what do I know I'm just Patricia.
The billionaires who cause these problems?
This turned in to a 911 scene 😂
YES BRO 🤣
@@JulianVazquez-hc5fl U KNOW😂
This has almost the same energy as Spongebob's manager dream, "Come on Patricia, tell me about that family"
Nah Jit treating it like giving birth 💀
As she should
I think that's the joke
Here before uttp
Yes that is the joke
Fr
Ngl if the cheese cost $130 id be acting like Patricia too
Edit: everyone is saying other countries have cheese that cost $130, but no country in the world has normal cheese equivalent to $130 us dollars
The fact I just made this comment 130 likes
On top of that, chemicals that has been placed💀
275 likes. This cheese now costs 275 dollars. How expensive will this cheese become!
@@lanceyoungblood9267 it still cost 130
2 hours!
POV: You are shopping in California:
People in 2045 be like:
“Bro, can I borrow $7500, I just need a blanket to sleep” 💀
Wait- I don’t want my notifications to blast
@@Xxda_Gamerguy BLASTTTTTTTT
@@user-ln4fk7jf6c lol
@@Xxda_Gamerguy BLAST
@@Badmodel2 lol
Bro became 911 mode 💀
u mean profressional?
Yea, he sounds like it aswell lol😂
"Bro visited his friend"
( ; -_-) (ʘᴗʘ ; )
How dare you joke about such a national tragedy
for shame
@@FireLordIroh911 operator: what's your emergency?
Wal-marts "everyday low prices" be like:
only since 2021
whats sad is its still cheaper than a lot of other places. I went to price cutters and their frozen meals, the exact same brand and flavor, cost twice as much as they do at walmart. and thats just the frozen meals
I wish they'd let their employees apply their 10% to Groceries. But they only do that for December.
@Tomha eh the 10% only really takes off how ever much you owe in tax anyways, it's not that big a difference
@gothic_ace2037 True, but in the long run it adds up a decent bit. Especially if your family regularly uses it. It just annoys me how Walmart could just let it apply to food too and it'd actually help their employees.
This is giving me some spongebob movie vibes
REAL
This short is like a doctor speaking with their patient
This is an accurate representation of gas prices nowadays
let me know when gas tanks starts inflating as much as an ounce of gas on the floor of a repair shop does for just existing
and grocery prices, tf u mean 😂😂
Fr😔
Well, welcome to European prices, if you pay 7 or 6 dollars per gallon. Cuz that is what we're paying over here in Europe XD
AND grocery prices
At what store is cheese cost at 132. 03
Walmart and target jk
@@VictorTenoriov😂😂😂
it doesn’t the price went up to 132
One that doesn’t use dollars/pounds
erewhon
He already scanned the less expensive things💀💀💀
Everytime I have to go grocery shopping I need a beer first cuz sober I cant deal with that sh1t
Plot twist: The cashier is a therapist
thats not what a plot twist is
@@turtle1658Plot Twist: The commenter knew that and wanted to get comments on his comment
@@pistincup352 Plot twist: The commenter knows that he has a phone
"That'll be 300 bucks ma'am."
plot twist is was in the japanese yen.
Prices in 2050 be like:
You mean 2030
Prices in 2024 be like:
Prices last year 😢
Prices today ☠️🔫
Prices at Erewhon
As a former cashier I can confirm this is true.
As a new Brunswicker, I am so glad that 22 Minutes is spreading!
It said $631, man I’d be ready to fight 😂
Deadasss😂😂😂
😂😂😂
This is how every trip to the store feels when you're broke
Or just american
Or just human
@@yderga8707same thing; we're all broke here
@@redtsun67 yep
@@yderga8707 Just be born rich bro
My mom when nothing is on sale😂
THIS IS FACTS IT'S LIKE GOING INTO LABOR BECAUSE THE PAIN OF YOUR WALETT HURTS THAT MUCH..
It really is sad how prices go up SOOOO MUCH these days!
Bidenomics
build back better! but hey atleast we dont have anymore mean tweets
And yet, employee pay somehow can't go up a couple bucks.
@@user-ib5fc5cp7k you say that as if consumers and employees are the only people affected by the terrible economy. When the federal reserve starts printing money as fast as they did when Biden took office the price of everything went up due to the inflation of the dollar. That means food costs more and gas. But it also means zoning permits for small businesses went up. So did export and import costs for manufacturing companies. Gasoline went up which means transportation companies are seeing record lows too. Everyone suffers when the dollar is inflated...
@@user-ib5fc5cp7k just to give you context, after Biden took office he allowed the federal reserve to print dollars at record paces. They sent more money into circulation within the first year of bidens presidency than they did in the ENTIRE history of the United States.
And people wonder why everything is so expensive... Yet idiots will continue to vote Democrats into office because "OraNge mAn BaD"
Bro is giving care like a professional doctor... 😂😂
yeah ... that's the joke.
Imagine it was officer nolan behind the register
"Can you just scan something less expensive"
Him.grabs her and scans her
“Can’t you just scan something less expensive”
“Mam those were the least expensive items”
You don't say that, they might go into cardiac arrest.
Bro you trynna kill her or what
"IS THERE NOT A DISCOUNT"
"Yes m'am the 90% discount is already applied"
**hyperventilates**
@@Dice-Z If that happened to me I would die on the spot
Patricia:"Can't you just scan something less expensive?!"
Me:"Only if you buy something less expensive"
Facts
There is no such thing anymore
She bought cheese
What “less” expensive these days?
@@Thedragonofsin666 at this point I don't know
Welcome to inflation! As a Brazilian myself, Im, unfortunately, used to it.
the fact that the cheese costs $131.78 makes me wonder what animal the milk came from
Who buys $130 worth of cheese?
🇮🇹🤌
The Dragonborn
@@sangitamane6739 well said 😂
A rat
@@marcopaulrasco4246 ratatouille
Girl very clearly saw the prices of the items when she was buying them
"I thought they were on sale!"
"Oh sorry that expired last week I'll get someone to change that."
yea but u forget tax, clearly ur new to shopping😂😂
@@izabellaashby2358some places it’s just added on to the price on the label
@@izabellaashby2358but vat is included in listed price
@@izabellaashby2358 Wait a minute - there are places where tax isn't in price of product already?! How I'm supposed to plan my budget with that? Sounds terrible! =))
“patriciAAAaAaA” LMAO
Bro became a 911 worker
its a reference to the spongebob movie
This is basically if mr krabs owned a store
Fr bro 😭 underrated
Or hyperinflation
FIRST WARNING uttp isn't better than anything so have a nice day
FIRST WARNING uttp isn't better than anything so have a nice day
FIRST WARNING uttp isn't better than anything so have a nice day
Crazy how things have shot up in price over the last 3 years.... Almost as if something changed back then...
Is 100-160 dollers a lot is US? Just curious as I am not from those parts of the world
This channel's finally crediting the originals, good on ya
As an overworked and underpaid cashier I know this pain from both angles, and the death threats that come with it.
Oh hope your good
FIRST WARNING uttp isn't better than anything so have a nice day
I felt that I've been a cashier, I'm just unhinged enough to know what to say to make them shut up xD
I asked + uttp isn't better than anything + your content is better than uttp
I asked + uttp isn't better than anything + your content is better than uttp
The voice acting on this is magnificent
it is stole from a serie
True our food prices are rediculous
Anyone else reminded of the spongebob movie when spongebob puts cheese in the customers burger like its a bomb
This is exactly how I feel everytime I do grocery shopping 😭😭
"Ma'am, I can only work with the stuff you put on the counter."
Thank you. This Helps me understand I'm not the ONLY one thinking like this.
Same here. I'll scan all the less expensive stuff first and the numbers just rise and rise higher than expected. I'm thinking -- and I haven't even scanned the big stuff yet.
My dad would just say, “A dollar what?”
"A dolla WHUT?"
"A dolla WHUT?"
It's called inflation.
good catagory but too much lousy deviant art and gore to even like it...
Or just a different currency
@@Yami_Industries what are you talking about
Actually, the prices of most groceries aren't actually reflections of inflation. While grocery prices skyrocket, inflation slowly increases, barely keeping up eith them.
Now, to make things worse, wages just straight up BARELY move. So, we are stuck in an endless race to buy groceries
She got what she voted for.
What makes it hilarious is it’s done in an American accent
As a person who works at a grocery store, I can confirm this is how most of my interactions go
Patricia got trauma from the first scan 💀
Legit be how expensive groceries are these days 😩
I know. It's like they want people to die of starvation.
I bought a bag of less than 2 lbs of ordinary red grapes yesterday , and it was about 8 freaking dollars! Healthy stuff they absolutely screw you over for.😢
Ahh, the ol’ “grab everything you want blindly and find out if you have enough money when you get to the register” tactic.
This is exactly what it feels like to shop for food these days.
POV: Japan...........
lol
and mashle op in background 😂
Bro this is so true they just keep going up!!!
"OH MY GOD!!!"
Thanks Joe Biden 😊
@@VIPER-oh3brTrue that
I think the fact that this is a universal experience is really worrying 😢
Love how there’s enough space for 5 figures
“Im about to do the cheese!”
*price goes up by 130$*
Patricia: 👁️👄👁️
Inflation hit hard lately🗿
Man you don’t even wanna know
Thank Joe Biden
LOL this is truly how we all feel at the grocery store.
I dont know why but that last frame she kinda sounded like a funny virtual jester girl that is insane
Man that cheese better has gold in it
Nope
Nope just Bidenomics
Sorry its the off brand and has microplastics in it.
Basically my mom whenever we go shopping for groceries 💀
Its actually crazy how much the prices have been going up though, for 3 years 250$ was more than enough groceries for a month. Now its like 400$ and im avoiding getting things i used to.
We all know that grocery checkout is more painful than child birth because grocery checkout is more frequent than child birth
this isn't a joke. this real life
Thanks to our president
@@VIPER-oh3brSo what did Biden himself do to increase inflation?
@@CrossOni-ju1hh extreme unemployment, higher job wages and what he calls “Bidenomics”. He has no clue about money, his head of economics doesn’t even know how economics work! He’d rather talk about his dead wife and son then doing his job as a president! He’s like and mentally I’ll grandpa in office, it’s horrible.
« Can’t you just scan something less expensive ?!? » 🤣🤣
This is too true, checkout anxiety is real 😳
The voice acting in this is so good 😂
132 dollar cheese or better be worth it
"I have scanned a lot of groceries" Lol😂
Funny how all the items are smt like £40 when they should be less expensive 😅
I need the fulll version of this 😂😂
Walmart be like:
Am I the only one who's hearing bling bang bang born in the background?? 💀
For a second, I thought I had a tab open with that playing really quietly.
I wouldn't have even noticed till I saw your comment but there is a hint of it in there 😂
@@BobbieGuam Same lol
It's in there
I hear it too lol
Numbers fit the current economy pretty well
With how bad inflation is, I think that all cashiers should probably have crisis management training.
For those at home who are curious but lazy
THE PRICE OF THE CHEESE WAS around about 131.80
This scanner sounds like a 911 operator.
i was searching for this comment 😂😂😂
That’s the joke.
Good that you know the prices beforehand and you can calculate how much money you will be spending ^^
Hahahahahhahaa😂 ahe took "expensive" to a whole new level!🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is sadly Turkey's situation right now
The creation of atomic bombs is a complex and highly technical process involving sophisticated scientific principles and advanced engineering techniques. These weapons derive their explosive power from nuclear reactions, either fission or a combination of fission and fusion. This essay outlines the fundamental processes involved in making atomic bombs, focusing on the scientific principles, the materials used, and the engineering challenges.
Scientific Principles: Fission and Fusion
At the core of an atomic bomb’s design are the principles of nuclear fission and fusion. Fission involves the splitting of heavy atomic nuclei (such as uranium-235 or plutonium-239) into lighter nuclei, releasing a vast amount of energy, neutrons, and gamma rays. This process is initiated when a neutron collides with the nucleus of a fissile atom, causing it to become unstable and split. Each fission event releases additional neutrons, which can then induce further fission reactions in a chain reaction.
Fusion, on the other hand, involves the merging of light nuclei, such as isotopes of hydrogen (deuterium and tritium), to form heavier nuclei, releasing energy. This process powers hydrogen bombs, which use a fission bomb as a trigger to achieve the extremely high temperatures and pressures needed for fusion.
Materials Used: Fissile and Fusionable Materials
The primary materials used in atomic bombs are fissile isotopes like uranium-235 and plutonium-239. Uranium-235 is naturally occurring but must be enriched from its more common isotope, uranium-238, to increase its concentration. Enrichment is typically achieved through gas centrifugation or gaseous diffusion.
Plutonium-239 is not naturally occurring and is produced in nuclear reactors by irradiating uranium-238 with neutrons. The irradiated uranium is then chemically separated to extract plutonium.
For hydrogen bombs, additional materials such as deuterium and tritium are required. Deuterium is extracted from heavy water, while tritium is produced in nuclear reactors or bred from lithium-6.
Engineering Challenges: Design and Assembly
The design and assembly of atomic bombs involve addressing several engineering challenges to ensure the weapon’s functionality and safety.
1. Implosion-Type Design: For plutonium-based bombs, an implosion-type design is commonly used. This involves surrounding a plutonium core with conventional explosives arranged symmetrically. When detonated, these explosives compress the plutonium core to a supercritical state, initiating a chain reaction. Precision in the timing and uniformity of the explosive lenses is crucial for achieving the necessary compression.
2. Gun-Type Design: For uranium-based bombs, a simpler gun-type design can be employed. This design involves shooting one sub-critical piece of uranium-235 into another using conventional explosives, thus achieving a supercritical mass. The gun-type design is less efficient and bulkier but was used in the “Little Boy” bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
3. Fusion Boosting and Thermonuclear Designs: More advanced bombs, such as the hydrogen bomb, incorporate fusion boosting. In these designs, a fission bomb acts as a trigger, compressing and heating a fusion fuel (deuterium and tritium) to initiate fusion. This significantly increases the bomb’s explosive yield. Thermonuclear bombs, or hydrogen bombs, employ a two-stage process where a primary fission explosion triggers a secondary fusion explosion, resulting in vastly higher energy release.
4. Safety Mechanisms: Ensuring the bomb remains safe and does not detonate accidentally is paramount. Modern designs include various safety mechanisms such as environmental sensors, electronic locks, and physical barriers that prevent unauthorized or accidental detonation.
@@Buffbarianthanks, I don't read any of that
L
@@Buffbarian damn bro who made you funny like that
FIRST WARNING uttp isn't better than anything so have a nice day
We reportin the bots with this one 🔥🗣️
Real
I feel this every time I go to the grocery store.
And the worst part about this is I was just in Portugal for 2 weeks and groceries that cost $100 here cost 20 euros there. And it ruined me coming back
The cheese is costing $131.78?!?!
Umm
What the bot said is fucking horrible. Now they are getting violent and graphic.
@UTTPisBetterThanDannoCal IWTH
Inflation is crazy
The creation of atomic bombs is a complex and highly technical process involving sophisticated scientific principles and advanced engineering techniques. These weapons derive their explosive power from nuclear reactions, either fission or a combination of fission and fusion. This essay outlines the fundamental processes involved in making atomic bombs, focusing on the scientific principles, the materials used, and the engineering challenges.
Scientific Principles: Fission and Fusion
At the core of an atomic bomb’s design are the principles of nuclear fission and fusion. Fission involves the splitting of heavy atomic nuclei (such as uranium-235 or plutonium-239) into lighter nuclei, releasing a vast amount of energy, neutrons, and gamma rays. This process is initiated when a neutron collides with the nucleus of a fissile atom, causing it to become unstable and split. Each fission event releases additional neutrons, which can then induce further fission reactions in a chain reaction.
Fusion, on the other hand, involves the merging of light nuclei, such as isotopes of hydrogen (deuterium and tritium), to form heavier nuclei, releasing energy. This process powers hydrogen bombs, which use a fission bomb as a trigger to achieve the extremely high temperatures and pressures needed for fusion.
Materials Used: Fissile and Fusionable Materials
The primary materials used in atomic bombs are fissile isotopes like uranium-235 and plutonium-239. Uranium-235 is naturally occurring but must be enriched from its more common isotope, uranium-238, to increase its concentration. Enrichment is typically achieved through gas centrifugation or gaseous diffusion.
Plutonium-239 is not naturally occurring and is produced in nuclear reactors by irradiating uranium-238 with neutrons. The irradiated uranium is then chemically separated to extract plutonium.
For hydrogen bombs, additional materials such as deuterium and tritium are required. Deuterium is extracted from heavy water, while tritium is produced in nuclear reactors or bred from lithium-6.
Engineering Challenges: Design and Assembly
The design and assembly of atomic bombs involve addressing several engineering challenges to ensure the weapon’s functionality and safety.
1. Implosion-Type Design: For plutonium-based bombs, an implosion-type design is commonly used. This involves surrounding a plutonium core with conventional explosives arranged symmetrically. When detonated, these explosives compress the plutonium core to a supercritical state, initiating a chain reaction. Precision in the timing and uniformity of the explosive lenses is crucial for achieving the necessary compression.
2. Gun-Type Design: For uranium-based bombs, a simpler gun-type design can be employed. This design involves shooting one sub-critical piece of uranium-235 into another using conventional explosives, thus achieving a supercritical mass. The gun-type design is less efficient and bulkier but was used in the “Little Boy” bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
3. Fusion Boosting and Thermonuclear Designs: More advanced bombs, such as the hydrogen bomb, incorporate fusion boosting. In these designs, a fission bomb acts as a trigger, compressing and heating a fusion fuel (deuterium and tritium) to initiate fusion. This significantly increases the bomb’s explosive yield. Thermonuclear bombs, or hydrogen bombs, employ a two-stage process where a primary fission explosion triggers a secondary fusion explosion, resulting in vastly higher energy release.
4. Safety Mechanisms: Ensuring the bomb remains safe and does not detonate accidentally is paramount. Modern designs include various safety mechanisms such as environmental sensors, electronic locks, and physical barriers that prevent unauthorized or accidental detonation.
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