Part 2 Section 8 A person who causes a nuclear weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion is guilty of an offence.

This Act makes it an offence punishable with life imprisonment to cause a nuclear weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion.

Nobel invented a detonator in 1863 and, in 1865, he designed the blasting cap.

s11. A person who stations, or does any act or thing to facilitate the stationing of, a nuclear explosive device in Australia is guilty of an offence against this section.

(a) Not to test any nuclear explosive device

(a) Not to test any nuclear explosive device

(d) To prohibit, in its territory, the stationing of any nuclear explosive device.

(b) To prohibit in its territory the testing of nuclear explosive devices

(b) To prohibit in its territory the testing of any nuclear explosive device

(c) quot Nuclear explosive device quot means any nuclear weapon or other explosive device capable of releasing nuclear energy, irrespective of the purpose for which it could be used.

1. Each Party undertakes to prohibit, in its territory, the stationing of any nuclear explosive device.

First and foremost, the commitment not to carry out any nuclear test explosion, in line with the Treaty's basic obligation, must be sustained.

(b) To dismantle and destroy any nuclear explosive device that it has manufactured prior to the coming into force of this Treaty

In that connection, the United States deeply regretted the decision by China to conduct an underground nuclear explosion, and urged it to refrain from further testing.

(c) Not to assist or encourage the testing of any nuclear explosive device by any State anywhere.

(c) Not to assist or encourage the testing of any nuclear explosive device by any State anywhere.

In order to implement the commitments under the CTBT the Swedish Parliament has decided the special provision carrying out an unlawful nuclear explosion .

Nigeria has continued to abide by its commitment to NPT and has never received nor solicited any transfer of nuclear weapons or nuclear explosive devices.

s8(1) A person who undertakes or engages in the manufacture or production of a nuclear explosive device is guilty of an offence.

Each Party undertakes not to use or threaten to use under any circumstances a nuclear explosive device against

The fact that there has never been a major terrorist attack involving nuclear or other radioactive material should not blind us to the severity of the threat. There is evidence that terrorist groups have tried to acquire the material needed to construct a crude nuclear explosive device, or a dirty bomb.

You can burst bubbles.

Blow up the bridge?

The ability of an element to form a solid, controls the rate it is deposited on the ground after having been injected into the atmosphere by a nuclear detonation or accident.

(a) A site where one or more scientific or industrial activity, required to produce disassemble a nuclear warhead device is carried out plus

Each Protocol Party undertakes not to use or threaten to use a nuclear explosive device against

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It's like sandblasting.

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Now you may blow up my train. And what will you do now?

The African nuclear weapon free zone treaty has been on the agenda of the United Nations for more than 30 years, ever since the first nuclear explosion was detonated on the African continent.

Next would be nuclear.

About blowing up the White House.

Those Uboats have detonators.

North Korea proved more successful, becoming the eighth country to detonate a nuclear weapon. At least two other NPT parties Libya and Syria engaged in significant nuclear subterfuge but failed.

(b) Any other location where an unsafeguarded activity is carried out (and where the primary function is to serve the production, storage or disassembly of a nuclear warhead device).

(b) Not to seek or receive any assistance in the research, development, manufacture, stockpiling or acquisition, or possession of any nuclear explosive device

DNA, fingerprints.

We try to avoid blowing ourselves up.

Blowing up palaces and wanting to kill people!

(b) Not to seek or receive any assistance in the research on, development, manufacture, stockpiling or acquisition, or possession of any nuclear explosive device

Similarly, although a serious fire could detonate the explosives, destroying the pit and spreading plutonium to contaminate the surroundings as has happened in several weapons accidents, it could not cause a nuclear explosion.

Kazakhstan has set a commendable example by voluntarily eliminating its nuclear arsenal, the fourth largest in the world, and shutting down the Semipalatinsk nuclear testing ground, the site of nearly 500 nuclear explosions.