Conventional simple nuclear fission bomb No nuclear bomb discussion design is complete without showing this.
How to make Uranium-233 fission bomb. Just pack explosives around it or slam it into another one.
How to make plutonium fission bomb. Just pack explosives around it or slam it into another one.
Homemade Fission bomb with NO NUCLEAR MATERIAL!!! How to build a fission bomb without nuclear material.
Homemade tatical nuclear bomb How to build a tatical nuke.
Fusion happens when atomic nuclei merge. Fission happens when atomic nuclei divide. Conventional atomic weapons use fission with the exception of the hydrogen bomb which uses fission to ignite fusion. The design(s) for a fusion bomb here is a hacked homemade version based on the Teller-Ulam design of a fusion bomb. The Teller-Ulam design is publicly available all over the internet. All I did was put my own spin on the design. The design for a fisson bomb is basicly the same as was used in world war II.
Other stuff for defensive weapons program for peaceful purposes.
How to build a neutron initiator How some triggers for nuclear weapons are made.
Homemade breeder reactor Build a homemade breeder reactor and take a free ride in a police car. (Not recommended for building but it has been done.)
How to make elements or matter. Pretty much a overall review of making atomic matter. Not practical but good if your SOL(*?&! out of luck). For those hard to get items.
Building particle or ion guns. These come in handy sometimes. Can be used to transmute elements.
Making matter misc. parts. Stuff you might need to make matter.
How to transmute elements Good for those hard to get items. Shows how to make some things you might need.
How to seperate isotopes(Example: hydrogen and oxygen are isotopes of water(H20). Again, also good for those hard to get items.
Making radiation Ok, lets make some homemade radiation. (X-rays or Gamma rays).
How Chemical compounds are made. How some nuclear fuels are made.
Space program Every nuclear research program for peaceful purposes for some unknown reason has to have a space program. Go figure. Here you go. (HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL UFO STUFF)
Weapons Every nuclear research program for peaceful purposes needs weapons to protect the research. (Here you go.)
How to make parts for your reactor or peaceful nuclear research projects. This is called a home foundry. Simple way to make metal parts or build an entire machine shop from scrap metal, sand, and a little bit of wood. With books from Lindsay publications and a good computer and software there is no limit to what you can do.
Ways to heat a plasma.
1. Ohmic Heating - The plasma can be heated to temperatures up to 20-30 million K through the current passing through the plasma. It is called ohmic or resistive heating; the heat generated depends on the resistance between the plasma and current. However, as temperature rises, resistance drops, making this form of heating less and less effective. Other methods are neccessary in addition in order to heat the plasma to required temperatures.
2. Neutral-Beam Injector - High energy, neutral atoms are shot into the plasma, and are immediately ionized. These ions then get trapped by the magnetic fields, and transfer some of their energy to the surrounding plasma particles through collisions, thus raising the overall temperature. Author side note: THE FOCUS FUSION REACTOR IS GREAT FOR THIS. USE ITS PARTICLES TO HEAT A SECONDARY PLASMA!!!
3. Magnetic Compression - The plasma can be heated through a rapid compression, which is possible by increasing the magnetic field. In the tokamak, this compression occurs by moving the plasma to an area of a higher magnetic field.
4. Radiofrequency Heating - High-frequency waves are launched into the plasma through the use of oscillators. If the waves have the right wavelength, their energy can be transferred into certain particles, which then transfer the energy through collisions with others.
Basic homemade plasma heater.Heating up a plasma.
Basic fusion reactor Heating up a plasma.
Plasma containment. Shows how to confine a plasma.
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