Military fission is very simple - compress two bits of pure uranium or plutonium metal together with a neutron in between and ... FLASH ... the metal is transformed into hot, high pressure energy that in nano-seconds vaporizes every onlooker except miraculous survivors/twerps that witnessed the FLASH and survived the hot temperature and the high pressure shock wave and told media about it.
Garbage! Only twerps like Heiwa thinks that's how they were supposed to work.
Fat-Man used an internal Be/Po-210 capsule (codename "Urchin") as the initiator. The Beryllium and Polonium-210 were separated by foil that ruptured during the implosion causing the neutrons needed to initiate the fission.
More modern weapons used an electrical initiator that allowed more accurate timing.
Only a twerp can survive a WMD explosion and tell media about it.
I wouldn't label the hundreds of thousands of Japanese victims in Hiroshima and Nagasaki as
twerps,
Mr Heiwa. That's a
despicable thing to even think, let alone state publicly.
But real people have observed it from afar and photographed the initial phase of the fireball, as in:
I won Heiwa's €1,000,000 challenge « Reply #9507 on: July 11, 2018, 08:24:11 PM »Give up! You've already proven that you know nothing about rockets and orbital mechanics and now you're doing your best to prove that you know nothing about fission weapons.
What's next? Do we have to explain fusion weapons to you too?
It is like my WMD challenge. One problem is to show how to ignite the WMD. The twerps suggest you compress two pieces of metal and ... FLASH.
ROTLF.
No-one except twerps like you "suggest you compress two pieces of metal and ... FLASH". Real people know a bit more of what's needed.
You sound like a poor old man that tried to initiate a fission detonation and couldn't find the blue touch paper to light.
But, you twerp, I and others have told you "how to ignite the WMD" and there is no "blue touch paper to light" nor do you just "compress two pieces of metal and ... FLASH".