Tianjin Crater Gives Nuke Weapon Clues

Compare the Tianjin crater to the crater in Donetsk, Ukraine where they had a mini-nuke dropped on them.

See – article by Dr. Leuren Moret on the NUCLEAR BALLISTIC MISSILE ATTACK ON DONETSK
http://leurenmoret.info/currents/donetsk-nuclear-explosion-/index.html
(article has sources).

She says, ” … the Ukraine govt troops hit the main city with on Feb. 8 with a Donetsk Toch-U 10 kt nuclear missile. I took information from the nuke bible –  Glasstone on Nuclear Weapons [ PDF] – it’s even on Chinese military sites.
This has a section on the parameters of a nuclear weapon from Glasstone, I used that to estimate from the reports on shock wave, seismic fingerprint, fallout, distance felt/heard, frames from security cam tapes confirming all indications of a nuke event etc. “.

In that attack:
“The TOCHKA-U short-range Soviet era missile can be armed with a conventional warhead (crater on left), nuclear warhead (crater on right), or biological warhead. The width of the nuclear crater is about 5 times wider than for conventional warhead, and depth of crater from a nuclear warhead is about twice as deep.”

On measuring radiation from countries outside China after the Tianjin blasts she says,

“The countries measuring it (nearly all of them) will not report it.
The US will pressure them not to. Also the prompt appearance of the IAEA within a day of the explosion is a very imporant indicator that it was a nuclear event. They will be mum too.

If we could get some scientists to compare the rad levels right after the explosion to the rad levels now, we could tell if it was a fission event or a neutron event. The fission event produces nearly 2000 different isotopes and that have a long lingering effect (neutrons in a chemical explosion destabilize the nucleus causing the core material – U or PU – to fragnent to tear apart producing the fission products). The neutron event causes neutron activation products to form that become radioactive from electrons in the shells jumping to higher shells then release the extra energy from the explosion and they fall back to original shell and lose the radioactivity. And the neutron bombs have a pulsing after a fissioning event – Fukushima kept blowing up, neutron pulse, blowing up, neutron pulse.

To gauge the magnitude of the detonation checking the size of the crater can indicate the kt equiv. of the bomb. But the soil or rock type has to be considered. Also a surface or mid-air burst has a different yield than a buried one. The burial depth makes a HUGE difference in the bang for you buck. A bomb that detonates at about 6′-8′ feet deep releases 10X more energy than an air or surface because of the coupling with ground waves. Below 6-8′ the yield decreases and the bomb cannot penetrate more than 32′.”

. . . . MORE + updates:

http://flyingcuttlefish.wordpress.com/2015/08/29/crater/