Support Got A Ukulele! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=671103&ty=hGot A Ukulele reviews and buyers guides looks at the innovative iRig Acoustic Stage pickup s...

George P. Mossman ukulele from the 1920s. Beautiful!

Travis Picking is a fun fingerpicking pattern to play on ukulele and it can be applied to so many of your favorite songs! I'll walk you through the pattern, ...

Here is a song tutorial on how to play Land Down Under by Men At Work. Classic 80s jam that almost everybody loves, and even the haters sing along.

Head Over Boots (Jon Pardi) Guitar Chord Chart

HERES A GARTHIM FROM DARK CRYSTAL!

1 марта 2018 года президент России Владимир Путин в своем обращении к Федеральному собранию официально заявил о создании новых типов вооружения в России. Мировое сообщество отнеслось к этому тогда скептически, мол всё показанное - это плод фантазии. Однако объективная‏ реальность, от которой уже не‏ убежать,‏ и демонстрация мощи гиперзвукового оружия, заставили западных‏ аналитиков гадать, на

There have been at least nine flight tests of stealthy Long Range Stand Off missile prototypes, including one with a mock nuclear warhead.

National Museum of the US Air Force LGM-118A PEACEKEEPER Re-entry Vehicles and Deployment Bus The LGM-118A Peacekeeper intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) was more powerful and more accurate than the Minuteman III. It carried ten nuclear weapons in its Multiple Independently Targetable Re-entry Vehicle (MIRV) warhead. The warhead was part of the missile's fourth stage, which consisted of the deployment module, ten cone-shaped Avco MK-21 re-entry vehicles, and an aerodynamic shroud. The shroud covered the re-entry vehicles during launch and was ejected after the Peacekeeper reached space. Each MK-21 held a nuclear weapon and was covered with a heat shield to protect it during re-entry into the atmosphere. The deployment module, or "bus," carried the MK-21s and housed the electronics that released the re-entry vehicles. When deployed from the bus, each weapon followed a separate ballistic path to its individual target. The US eliminated Peacekeeper ICBMS as part of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty II (START II), and the last one was retired from alert in 2005.

There are plenty of resources to tell you what you should do before, during, and after nuclear attack, but not many focus on things that shouldn't be done.

We studied the most prominent “advanced” nuclear reactor designs. Unfortunately, few are safer or more secure than current generation reactors.

The devastating outcome of the 1983 game reveals that nuclear escalation inevitably spirals out of control.

If we want an effective NPT, we have to eliminate dangerous materials from civilian nuclear power programs. Dealing with uranium enrichment is complicated because nuclear power plants use enriched uranium fuel, but that should not hold us back from eliminating the danger we can eliminate—plutonium.

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Susan K. asks: Why do nuclear bombs make mushroom clouds? This phenomenon all comes down to a little something called the Rayleigh-Taylor instability, and by extension, convection. I’ll begin with the somewhat longer, but less geeky explanation before descending once again into extreme nerdery. It all starts with an explosion that creates a Pyrocumulus Cloud. This ball of burning hot [...]