The National Interest6h
No Nuclear, No Problem? The GUPPY-Class Submarines of the Early Cold War
Since the Cold War thankfully never became a full-scale “hot war,” the GUPPYs ended up never firing any shots in anger.
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists22h
Dispatch from a nuclear petting zoo
Petting zoos, parks, and America’s pastime: how the language of deterrence depicts nuclear weapons as natural and ...
Nuclear Engineering International1d
Nuclear energy’s role in net-zero discussed at COP 29
The 29th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, COP 29, taking ...
Tanabe, Kelly: We need to change the way we educate Americans about atomic bombs
Teaching peace is incredibly important — but we can’t say “never again” and be forward-looking without looking back.
Head of UN’s nuclear watchdog visits Iran as Mideast wars and Trump’s return raise worries
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency is warning that the “space for negotiation and diplomacy ... is getting ...
Nuclear Engineering International2d
Birchwood Park: a nuclear hub evolution
A remarkable journey brings Birchwood Park from its historical roots with wartime munitions production to its present-day ...
Sportskeeda3d
My Hero Academia: What happened to Mirko after the War? Explained
Fans were quickly drawn to her because of her design and vivacious attitude, and the first War arc cemented her role as an extremely capable and determined fighter. However, due to her being a ...