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00:00China tests non-nuclear hydrogen bomb that burns hotter than the sun.
00:05Chinese researchers tested a new non-nuclear hydrogen bomb using magnesium hydride,
00:12creating a 1,000-degree Celsius fireball that lasted over 2 seconds,
00:1715 times longer than TNT-based blasts.
00:24Triggered by explosives, the bomb forms micron-sized particles that release hydrogen gas,
00:29sustaining combustion and extending the fireball.
00:32It generated 428.43 kilopascals overpressure at 2 meters.
00:38Though it delivers 40% of TNT's force, the bomb's intense heat melts aluminum alloys
00:44and surpasses conventional thermal damage, serving both precise and wide-scale strikes,
00:50while aligning with China's clean energy goals.
00:53Beyond military use, this tech offers energy potential,
00:57magnesium hydride's hydrogen storage could power drones and submarines,
01:02blending defense and sustainability in a major technological leap.
01:09China's new Shanxi magnesium hydride plant scales production to 150 tons a year
01:16using safer one-pot synthesis.
01:19Developed by the Dalian Institute, it supports both civilian and military use,
01:24raising concerns over its tactical role in a Taiwan conflict.
01:29The bomb's extreme heat can strike urban or underground targets,
01:33and though it lacks nuclear materials and bypasses treaty bans,
01:37its thermobaric-like effects raise serious legal and humanitarian concerns,
01:43especially in civilian areas.
01:45China's hydrogen bomb, resembling thermobaric weapons,
01:50delivers weaker shockwaves but can precisely melt defenses,
01:54reshaping urban and underground warfare.
01:57Its development may spur global interest,
02:00leaving future humanitarian impacts uncertain.
02:03It's not too much for its counterpart to the ground.
02:04The second biggest thing of the damage is being used to the ground
02:05to the ground to the ground to the ground to do the ground to the ground is
02:06that the ground to the ground is becoming more or less.
02:08The network is on the ground to the ground to the ground,
02:10the building is becoming more and more.
02:11It's a multi-certain.
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