When did the soviet union explode its first atomic bomb?
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29 August 1949
Soviet atomic bomb project
soviet union explode its first atomic bomb soviet union explode its first atomic bomb?
Soviet atomic bomb project RDS-1 Project 596 History of nuclear weapons Operation Hurricane Nuclear weapons testing List of nuclear weapons tests Gerboise Bleue Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Smiling Buddha
<b>The</b> Soviet <b>atomic bomb</b> project was <b>the</b> classified research and development 
program that was authorized by Joseph Stalin <b>in the Soviet Union</b> to develop&nbsp;... <b>The</b> RDS-1 (Russian: РДС-1), also known as Izdeliye 501 (device 501) and <b>First</b> 
Lightning was <b>the nuclear bomb</b> used <b>in the Soviet Union</b>&#39;s <b>first</b> nuclear <b>weapon</b> 
test. <b>The</b> United States assigned it <b>the</b> code-name Joe-1, in reference to Joseph 
Stalin. It was <b>detonated</b> on 29 August 1949 <b>at</b> 7:00 a.m., <b>at</b> Semipalatinsk, 
Kazakh ... There are several explanations <b>for the USSR</b> code-name of RDS-1, 
usually&nbsp;... Project 596, originally named Chic-1 by <b>the</b> US intelligence agencies, was <b>the</b> 
<b>first</b> nuclear <b>weapons</b> test conducted by <b>the</b> People&#39;s Republic of China, 
<b>detonated</b> on 16 October 1964, <b>at the</b> Lop Nur test site. It was <b>a</b> uranium-235 
implosion fission device made from <b>weapons</b>-grade ... <b>The bomb</b> had <b>a</b> yield of 
22 kilotons, comparable to <b>the Soviet Union&#39;s first</b>&nbsp;... <b>At the first</b> major theoretical conference <b>on the</b> ... when <b>the Soviet Union</b> was 
likely to create such <b>a weapon</b> ... Not to be outdone, <b>the Soviet Union exploded</b> 
<b>its first</b> thermonuclear&nbsp;... Operation Hurricane was <b>the first</b> test of <b>a</b> British <b>atomic</b> device. <b>A</b> plutonium 
implosion device was <b>detonated</b> on 3 October 1952 <b>in the</b> lagoon <b>in the</b> Monte 
Bello Islands in Western Australia. With <b>the</b> success of Operation Hurricane, 
Britain became <b>the</b> third <b>nuclear power</b> after <b>the</b> United States and <b>the Soviet</b> 
<b>Union</b>. ... During <b>the</b> Second World War, Britain commenced <b>a</b> nuclear <b>weapons</b> 
project&nbsp;... Nuclear <b>weapons</b> tests are experiments carried out to determine <b>the</b> 
effectiveness, yield, and ... <b>The first</b> thermonuclear <b>weapon</b> technology test of an 
engineered device, codenamed &quot;Ivy ... <b>The USSR</b> has <b>exploded</b> up to eight 
devices in <b>a</b> single salvo test; Pakistan&#39;s second and last official test <b>exploded</b> 
four different devices. After <b>the</b> fall of <b>the USSR</b>, <b>the</b> American government (as <b>a</b> ... RDS-37, November 
22, 1955: <b>first</b> Soviet multi-megaton, &quot;true&quot; <b>hydrogen bomb</b> test ... nuclear <b>weapon</b> 
ever <b>detonated</b>, with <b>a</b> design yield of 100 Mt,&nbsp;... Gerboise Bleue was <b>the</b> name of <b>the first</b> French nuclear test. It was an <b>atomic</b> 
<b>bomb detonated</b> near Reggane, <b>in the</b> middle of <b>the</b> Algerian ... Five months after 
<b>the</b> last Gerboise <b>A</b>-<b>bomb</b>, <b>the Soviet Union</b> responded by breaking <b>its</b>&nbsp;... <b>The</b> United States <b>detonated</b> two nuclear <b>weapons</b> over <b>the</b> Japanese cities of 
<b>Hiroshima</b> and ... If <b>a bomb</b> were <b>exploded</b> in Japan with previous notice, <b>the</b> 
Japanese air ... <b>The</b> meeting also considered what Truman could reveal to 
Joseph Stalin, <b>the</b> leader of <b>the Soviet Union</b>, <b>at the</b> upcoming Potsdam 
Conference, as <b>this</b>&nbsp;... Smiling Buddha (MEA designation: Pokhran-I) was <b>the</b> assigned code name of 
India&#39;s <b>first</b> successful nuclear <b>bomb</b> test on 18 May 1974. <b>The bomb</b> was 
<b>detonated on the</b> army base Pokhran Test Range (PTR), ... India concluded that 
<b>the Soviet Union</b> was an unreliable ally, and <b>this</b> conclusion strengthened India&#39;s
&nbsp;...
Soviet atomic bomb project RDS-1 Project 596 History of nuclear weapons Operation Hurricane Nuclear weapons testing List of nuclear weapons tests Gerboise Bleue Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Smiling Buddha
<b>The</b> Soviet <b>atomic bomb</b> project was <b>the</b> classified research and development 
program that was authorized by Joseph Stalin <b>in the Soviet Union</b> to develop&nbsp;... <b>The</b> RDS-1 (Russian: РДС-1), also known as Izdeliye 501 (device 501) and <b>First</b> 
Lightning was <b>the nuclear bomb</b> used <b>in the Soviet Union</b>&#39;s <b>first</b> nuclear <b>weapon</b> 
test. <b>The</b> United States assigned it <b>the</b> code-name Joe-1, in reference to Joseph 
Stalin. It was <b>detonated</b> on 29 August 1949 <b>at</b> 7:00 a.m., <b>at</b> Semipalatinsk, 
Kazakh ... There are several explanations <b>for the USSR</b> code-name of RDS-1, 
usually&nbsp;... Project 596, originally named Chic-1 by <b>the</b> US intelligence agencies, was <b>the</b> 
<b>first</b> nuclear <b>weapons</b> test conducted by <b>the</b> People&#39;s Republic of China, 
<b>detonated</b> on 16 October 1964, <b>at the</b> Lop Nur test site. It was <b>a</b> uranium-235 
implosion fission device made from <b>weapons</b>-grade ... <b>The bomb</b> had <b>a</b> yield of 
22 kilotons, comparable to <b>the Soviet Union&#39;s first</b>&nbsp;... <b>At the first</b> major theoretical conference <b>on the</b> ... when <b>the Soviet Union</b> was 
likely to create such <b>a weapon</b> ... Not to be outdone, <b>the Soviet Union exploded</b> 
<b>its first</b> thermonuclear&nbsp;... Operation Hurricane was <b>the first</b> test of <b>a</b> British <b>atomic</b> device. <b>A</b> plutonium 
implosion device was <b>detonated</b> on 3 October 1952 <b>in the</b> lagoon <b>in the</b> Monte 
Bello Islands in Western Australia. With <b>the</b> success of Operation Hurricane, 
Britain became <b>the</b> third <b>nuclear power</b> after <b>the</b> United States and <b>the Soviet</b> 
<b>Union</b>. ... During <b>the</b> Second World War, Britain commenced <b>a</b> nuclear <b>weapons</b> 
project&nbsp;... Nuclear <b>weapons</b> tests are experiments carried out to determine <b>the</b> 
effectiveness, yield, and ... <b>The first</b> thermonuclear <b>weapon</b> technology test of an 
engineered device, codenamed &quot;Ivy ... <b>The USSR</b> has <b>exploded</b> up to eight 
devices in <b>a</b> single salvo test; Pakistan&#39;s second and last official test <b>exploded</b> 
four different devices. After <b>the</b> fall of <b>the USSR</b>, <b>the</b> American government (as <b>a</b> ... RDS-37, November 
22, 1955: <b>first</b> Soviet multi-megaton, &quot;true&quot; <b>hydrogen bomb</b> test ... nuclear <b>weapon</b> 
ever <b>detonated</b>, with <b>a</b> design yield of 100 Mt,&nbsp;... Gerboise Bleue was <b>the</b> name of <b>the first</b> French nuclear test. It was an <b>atomic</b> 
<b>bomb detonated</b> near Reggane, <b>in the</b> middle of <b>the</b> Algerian ... Five months after 
<b>the</b> last Gerboise <b>A</b>-<b>bomb</b>, <b>the Soviet Union</b> responded by breaking <b>its</b>&nbsp;... <b>The</b> United States <b>detonated</b> two nuclear <b>weapons</b> over <b>the</b> Japanese cities of 
<b>Hiroshima</b> and ... If <b>a bomb</b> were <b>exploded</b> in Japan with previous notice, <b>the</b> 
Japanese air ... <b>The</b> meeting also considered what Truman could reveal to 
Joseph Stalin, <b>the</b> leader of <b>the Soviet Union</b>, <b>at the</b> upcoming Potsdam 
Conference, as <b>this</b>&nbsp;... Smiling Buddha (MEA designation: Pokhran-I) was <b>the</b> assigned code name of 
India&#39;s <b>first</b> successful nuclear <b>bomb</b> test on 18 May 1974. <b>The bomb</b> was 
<b>detonated on the</b> army base Pokhran Test Range (PTR), ... India concluded that 
<b>the Soviet Union</b> was an unreliable ally, and <b>this</b> conclusion strengthened India&#39;s
&nbsp;...
29 August 1949
Soviet atomic bomb project