America's lost H-bomb

[NudeDiver]

I'm watching the Science Channel. They have a show called "America's Lost H-Bomb" - which involves SCUBA diving and looking for this thing off the coast of Georgia (US, not Europe). It's pretty interesting. You might want to try to catch it.

The Science Channel :: TV Listings :: America's Lost H-Bomb

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[Nemrod]

I am pretty sure the location of the bomb is known. In fact, well, never mind.

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[John_B]

Wasn't that the one that featured SeaJay mucking around in zero vis while finding...

...nothing?

 

[NudeDiver]

There was someone named SeaJay on the show.

 

[Katamuki]

SeaJay's real name isn't Geraldo is it?

 

[barkeep]

that bomb was never found as of this time but is probably under more that 10-15 feet of silt and what not. the US airforce doesnt seem to mind that is still there just hope would be idiots dont find it and put it on the market

 

[Nemrod]

Such weapons have a shelf life. It is unlikely it would be potent at this time, dangerous from a standpoint of it's nucleor materials but no longer likely to be fissionable.

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[RJP]

I discovered America's Lost F-Bomb recently while doing some wallpapering...

 

[SparticleBrane]

RJP wins this thread.

 

[Hoomi]

Pretty bad when the USAF tries to bomb Georgia and misses...