👉 Atom missiles, also known as thermonuclear or hydrogen bombs, are a class of weapons that utilize nuclear fusion to release an enormous amount of energy. They consist of two main components: a fission bomb and a fusion fuel, typically hydrogen isotopes like deuterium or tritium. When the fission bomb explodes, it heats up and compresses the surrounding fusion fuel to extreme temperatures and pressures, triggering a nuclear fusion reaction. This reaction releases a massive amount of energy, far more than a fission bomb alone. Atom missiles are considered the most powerful weapons ever created, with yields ranging from tens of megatons to hundreds of megatons, capable of causing widespread devastation and long-term environmental damage.
