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   From: ejone1@austin.rr.com   
      
   "Jack"  wrote in message   
   news:c8e41214.0306302155.5b369450@posting.google.com...   
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   > I was thinking that through.  Kim might test in ways that don't yield   
   > a full blown nuclear fission bomb.  he might choose to test the   
   > trigger, which is just the conventional high explosive that creates   
   > the critical mass.  that's why I think deployment of warheads onto   
   > missiles and into silos is the point where Kim crosses the Rubicon.   
      
   Sigh.. Such trigger test is easy and not detectable. Why do you think they   
   would advertise for such a trivial thing unless they are planning for the   
   real thing. They have finished it long time ago dumbo.   
      
   You can use Nickel or Titanium to see if the fusion was sucessful without   
   any lattice mismatch to make a perfect one single crystal.   
      
   That can even be done by computer simulation.   
      
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