US EditionChina Successfully Tests Non-Nuclear Hydrogen Bomb with Sustained Fireball Technology
- Chinese researchers successfully tested a non-nuclear hydrogen bomb, creating a fireball over 1,000 degrees Celsius that lasted over two seconds, as reported by the South China Morning Post.
- The hydrogen bomb's explosion lasted 15 times longer than a similar strength TNT blast without nuclear materials, according to the study published in the Chinese Journal of Missiles and Guidance.
- U.S. intelligence agencies are monitoring activities in China's Xinjiang region, as reported by The Financial Times, due to concerns about China’s growing nuclear capabilities.
- James Acton from the Carnegie Endowment noted that advancements in hydrogen bomb technology could signal a strategic message to the U.S. and its allies about Beijing's deterrence strategy.
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