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thermonuclear• The 20-year cold war between them turned thermonuclear.• We're talking about the combined and simultaneous effect of a massivethermonuclear detonation, a volcanic eruption and an earthquake.• Chopra still did not know what was being excavated, or why they had stolen the most powerful thermonucleardevice ever created.• The spark was supposed to ignite the fusion reaction or miniaturethermonuclear explosion.• Work on controlled thermonuclear fusion proceeded secretly in both nations and in Britain.• Eventually the internalpressure and temperature rise sufficiently for thermonuclear fusion to begin.• This finding was incompatible with a simplethermonuclearorigin.• The objective was to use a relatively small fission device to trigger-off a thermonuclear reaction of arbitrarily large yield.