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Since the cold war nuclear race we haven't really heard much about nuclear weapons development, but i imagine that the technology is pretty far ahead today compared to what it was when they detonated Tsar Bomba in 1961, which was a 50 mt. hydrogen bomb with a design that allowed 100 mt.
So i know that there is really no upper limit on a hydrogen bomb, but I am curious about what developments have been made in this field, and what yield the biggest bomb existing today has?
So i know that there is really no upper limit on a hydrogen bomb, but I am curious about what developments have been made in this field, and what yield the biggest bomb existing today has?