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This test follows the January detonation of a device the North claimed was a hydrogen bomb, which led to wide spread condemnation and tougher international sanctions."
Point: The reckless behavior of testing nuclear weapons can create sanctions which are strict penalties created because a rule has been broken. This is created to try and ensure safety, rule, and policy between different nations.

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"We will continue to put some of the toughest pressure North Korea has ever been under as a consequence of this behavior,' Obama said.
Point: Nuclear testing performed by reckless countries could give other countries a chance to put pressure on them and let them know what they are doing is reckless.

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"...estimates the yield was 10 kilotons, which is almost twice that of the January test and would be the country's largest blast yet."
Point: This shows that countries are testing nuclear power not always safely and for the good. They can be increasing the power of a nuclear weapon

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"I crossed the line at Nevada Test Site and was arrested with nine..."
Point: This shows that the military is testing nuclear tests in the desert and people are just doing an act of civil disobedience."

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"Gentlemen, we must not let anything interfere with this series of tests, nothing."
Point: This shows that for nuclear testing, nobody is going to let anything get in the way.

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"The Day We Bombed Utah...not only were the winds blowing north, covering "low use segments of the population...."
Point: testing must be in good conditions or else it could end really bad.

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"Experts expected a yield of 6 megatons from the hydrogen bomb...instead a yield of 15 megatons...largest single explosion in all of human history..."
Point: Even after many tests and research nuclear weapons are not fully controlled and can create more harm than what was meant.

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"...tests shows that returnees had ingested quantities of radioactive materials much higher than the levels considered to be safe."
Point: Radiation was a huge issue and it was very hard to get rid of because it spread on crops, people, animals, soil, etc.

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"...tests of fission weapons, to experiment with different designs for the bomb and to test its effects on ships and the natural environment."
Point: Tests with different bombs being tested could create more data and research so that nuclear energy can be controlled.

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"If you are a scientist you believe that it is good to find out how the world works; that it is good to find out the realities are..."
Point: Nuclear power is good to test because scientists can learn more about it. It is good to know more about the real things in the world.

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"President Truman gave orders for a bomb to be dropped on Japan as soon as possible to bring a swift end to the war."
Point: Wars can be won easily and quickly by using nuclear weapons.

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"...11 Lucky Dragon fishermen, nearly half the 23-man crew, died over time of radiation sickness"
Point: The bomb itself kills many people but the radiation is very hard to get rid of.

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"There were 67 of them altogether, spanning the years 1952 to 1958...equivalent of one Hiroshima every day for 19 years."
Point: In only 6 years there were 67 bomb tests in the Marshalls equal to one Hiroshima every day for 19 years.

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"The character transformed from a nuclear terror into a run-of-the-mill monster on the loose and finally into a rather silly, Earth-defending superhero."
Point: The film was meant to teach people about nuclear weapons but people ignored that and changed Godzilla into a none terrifying character.

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'The reason that we did this job is because it was an organic necessity.'-J. Robert Oppenheimer

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'The reason that we did this job is because it was an organic necessity.'-J. Robert Oppenheimer

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"...dangers if Nazi laboratories were the first to develop an atomic bomb...President Roosevelt set up a research centre...finding a way to harness nuclear energy for military purposes."
Point: Danger that countries could use nuclear energy for weapons causes all countries to want to create nuclear weapons for military purposes and safety.

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Forgotten atrocity of the atomic age-Michael Hoffma

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Forgotten atrocity of the atomic age-Michael Hoffma

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"Hiroshima was nothing. Nine years later on March 1, 1954, there occurred at Bikini atoll in the Marshall Islands an atomic blast equivalent to 1,000 Hiroshimas."
Point: The bomb dropped on Hiroshima was very strong, but only 9 years later there was an atomic bomb blast equivalent to 1,000 Hiroshima bombs.

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"Godzilla...it attempted to address a global issue that still resonates 50 years later...Why has the world ignored the message behind the monster...Because for fifty years, that message has been lost in the translation."
Point: The main idea of the film was to tell the world about the dangers of bomb and that it needs be talked about, but 50 years later it's still going on.

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"Soft requiem...two innocent victims of the nuclear age...It's a peaceful moment, but it cannot last. Bound by duty and destiny, the scientist detonates the device and in seconds the sea becomes a bubbling cauldron."
Point: That innocent people/victims are killed or hurt because they live in the nuclear age.