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Two B61-12 joint test assembly units are prepared for shipping at Sandia’s Weapon Modernization Lab. The last production unit of the nuclear gravity bomb was completed at the Pantex Plant in December.

Milestone in retiring gravity nukes

Schematic of the antineutrino detector and reactors in the proposed area it is theoretically able to detect.

New Antimatter Detector Could Monitor Nuclear Reactor Activity from Afar

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