China Successfully Tests Non-Nuclear Hydrogen Bomb with Sustained Fireball Technology

New Chinese non-nuclear bomb sparks global military concerns

China tests a non-nuclear hydrogen bomb with a 1000°C fireball, outlasting TNT. Explore its tech, military impact, and global concerns in this in-depth analysis

China is making great progress in the field of military technology. According to reports, Chinese scientists have successfully ignited an innovative and powerful non-nuclear hydrogen bomb, which produced a persistent and extremely hot fireball. A new military technological development from China is raising global concerns. The successful test of a bomb based on magnesium hydride (MgH2), which stores enormous amounts of hydrogen in solid form, gi…

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China Tests Non-Nuclear 'Blowtorch' Bomb That Generates Fireball Longer Than TNT

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Report: China developing advanced hydrogen bomb

Chinese researchers have successfully conducted a controlled field test of a non-nuclear hydrogen-based explosive device that released powerful chemical chain reactions, the South China Morning Post reported Sunday. According to the study, the 2-kilogram hydrogen bomb created a fireball with a temperature above 1,000 degrees Celsius and sustained it for more than two seconds. The duration of the explosion was 15 times longer than that of a TNT b…