Nuclear Weapons
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Format
Paperback
Pages
280
Language
English
Published
Feb 1, 2022
Publisher
The MIT Press
ISBN-10
0262543311
ISBN-13
9780262543316
Description
This book delves into the intricate world of nuclear weapons, unraveling the complex science behind fission and fusion. Mark Wolverton effectively explains the fundamental principles that govern these powerful technologies, making them accessible to readers with varying levels of expertise.
Beyond just the mechanics, the narrative explores the historical context and evolution of nuclear arms, highlighting their significant impact on global politics and security. Wolverton examines the delicate balance of power created by the doctrine of mutual assured destruction, fostering a deeper understanding of the stakes involved in nuclear proliferation.
Engaging and informative, the work offers insights into the ethical dilemmas and strategic considerations surrounding nuclear weapons, prompting readers to reflect on their implications for humanity's future.
Beyond just the mechanics, the narrative explores the historical context and evolution of nuclear arms, highlighting their significant impact on global politics and security. Wolverton examines the delicate balance of power created by the doctrine of mutual assured destruction, fostering a deeper understanding of the stakes involved in nuclear proliferation.
Engaging and informative, the work offers insights into the ethical dilemmas and strategic considerations surrounding nuclear weapons, prompting readers to reflect on their implications for humanity's future.
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