Las armas nucleares de bajo rendimiento siguen siendo peligrosamente destructivas

El término "armas nucleares de bajo rendimiento" es engañoso, ya que da a entender que las armas a la altura de la bomba que destruyó a Hiroshima son menos monstruosas y se pueden utilizar con más seguridad de lo que son.

By Alex Wellerstein

June 16, 2022

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Alex Wellerstein is the Director of Science and Technology Studies at the Stevens Institute of Technology and the author of Restricted Data: The History of Nuclear Secrecy in the United States.