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By Carlos The ABomb Atom Bomb The ABomb was the first kind of nuclear weapon At the time The USA Had no missile technology so the first ABomb was a gravity bomb W hich means it had to be carried by a plane and dropped Only Germany had missiles at the time so it was a good thing we captured them A German scientist was actually the reason we have nuclear weaponry He found out that Uranium in a critical stage creates massive amounts of energy He also saw that it released deadly radiation Only two ABombs where launched in the name of war One other was tested. Usually we use this technique to measure the function of the left ventricle LV which is the major pumping chamber of the heart The LV receives blood from the lungs and pumps blood to the rest of the body A gated nuclear angiogram is more accurate th Prior to its invention in 1932 the only known sources of particles that could induce nuclear reactions were the natural alpha particle emitters for example radium In fact the only type of nuclear reaction known during that period was that of an alph Remote Weaponry: The Ethical Implications

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