What can lift a 700 ton bomb?
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When referring to bombs, tons refers to the bomb's explosive power, not the weight.  700 tonnes is pretty impressive for a non-nuclear bomb, but a nuke can easily get into the range of megatons.\n\nThe bomb itself is probably under 1-2 tons as far as weight is concerned.\n\nedit - just for clarity, one ton of explosive power means it is equivalent to one ton (weight) of TNT.  1 kiloton = 1000 tons of TNT; 1 megaton = 1,000,000 tons of TNT
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Lift of WHAT?   Crane, Ballon, Brassier, Airplane wing....???\nGive us a CLUE
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Use a container truck's scale
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The bombers often show great imagination in their attacks on the main supply routes around Fallujah. “We even found one cemented into the underside of a bridge passing over the main highway so it would explode from above,” said Sgt Anderson. Some devices are aimed not at convoys but at his men. The most ingenious so far was a solar panel, which when the dirt covering it was brushed aside by a US soldier looking for a bomb, would be exposed to the light, complete an electrical circuit and detonate the explosives. Just once Anderson found the person at the other end of a 400-yard-long wire attached to a bomb. It turned out to be a 12-year-old boy who was taken back to his home where his father was arrested.\n\nThe main instrument used for detecting bombs is a foot-long silver-colored stick, which is in fact a titanium non-metallic mine probe. Anderson and his men walk along each side of a main road. “We look for wires — anything which is out of place,” he says. “We identify metal in the ground.” This is particularly difficult in Iraq because the sides of the roads are used as garbage dumps, making traditional metal detectors useless. Lying on the ground outside the cement huts at Volturno — before the war a Baath party resort beside a fresh water lake — are 122mm and 155mm shells, the main explosive device used by guerrillas. The point of the shell is removed and a blaster cap put in attached by wire to a battery, usually of the size used in a motorcycle. “It isn’t exactly rocket science,” said First Lt. Ron Sturgeon of the same unit. “Aside from shells, almost anything can be used, such as a fire extinguisher container which will fragment when it blows up.”\n\nThe advantage of the remote detonator such as a cell phone or a garage door opener from the point of view of the bomber is that he can stand further away. Anderson and his men know that somebody is watching them and their methods as they make their way slowly down the road. Noticing that they carefully turned over rocks some guerrilla attached a string to a stone and concealed the power source in an old plastic water bottle with wires leading to several heavy artillery shells. Signals from car alarms can be scrambled but cell phones are more difficult to intercept (in this case the bomber simply phones the number of a second phone attached to a battery to detonate the bomb).\n\nNone of Anderson’s squad knew what they were facing when they arrived in Fallujah. “When we first came out we were winging it,” said Specialist Shane Thomson. One of the many surprises for the US Army in Iraq is that the little titanium mine probe has turned out to be more useful than all its gigantic battle tanks.
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blow it up with dynamite?
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with a crowbar and sledge hammer. Otherwise, practice!
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Air pressure.  It actually implodes not explodes.  There is no airpressure in the cargo holds at that height.  The key being that it was sealed.  Watch for shampoo bottles or anything like that.  I had a suitcase full of shampoo. :-(
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Hydrogen Bombs are the most powerful type. They are powered by fusion instead of fission. Castle Bravo was the biggest bomb ever detonated by Western Powers. The test was 1st March 1954 at Bikini Atoll. It yielded 15 megatons
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Ah.. Get back with us if a few years..... lol\nThen we'll KNOW the answer.\n\nBut I would think #3.  Mount a rocket motor on it. It's got a lot of mass to get moving with the other methods not being, today, that efficient.
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Edmund Scientific has 20 different magnets listed, including one that has 150 lbs of lift. \nhttp://www.scientificsonline.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_3042447\nHere's the full list:\nhttp://www.scientificsonline.com/search.asp?t=ss&ss=magnet&x=0&y=0
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You can't go wrong with a Remington model 700. It's the quintessential bolt-action rifle, with a decent trigger. Although out-of-the-box the rifle ships with an 8-pound "lawyer" trigger, any decent gunsmith can get the pull down to 3 pounds safely.\n\nThe M700 comes in a variety of different configurations, from laminated wood stocks to various synthetics. Click the link below to see the product line.
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Well, a clear question would help. \n\nAre you trying to calculate the power that a certain material can withstand?   Or are you trying to calculate strength?
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It won't withstand a hit from a US bomb, but I don't think you asking for protection from US bombs, if you are my advice would be move to someplace they aren't bombing.
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They range in power. About 100 megaton of TNT. The radiation from the bomb also kills.
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definitely! Tried it using fireman lift or akido throw and the chap was at least a good 20-30 pounds heavier than me.... :P
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catapult or trebuchet
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depends on how big the rocket is and how much fuel it has, don't you think.  My model rocket could lift a miniature camera and a small parachute.