How To Dismantle A Nuclear Bomb »
Posted By Mikunited 4 months, 2 weeks ago in Science & TechnologyBBC security correspondent Gordon Corera is given exclusive access to a unique exercise run to find out how to dismantle a nuclear bomb without divulging national security secrets.
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If you are lucky there will be a switch that says 'ka-boom' and 'no ka-boom'.
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Toggle this carefully to 'no ka-boom'.
Otherwise look for a red wire and a black wire.
Cut the black wire. For God's sake do not cut the red wire .
I think.
I may have that backwards though.
A clock will be counting down seconds.
If there are less than 10 seconds just forget it this isn't the movies. -
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