The striking image is typically identified as a mushroom cloud.
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All this seems to be happening inside the mushroom cloud.
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This photo has been misidentified as a mushroom cloud for decades.
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A plume of smoke unfurled into a constantly replenished mushroom cloud.
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A huge mushroom cloud could be seen from 20 miles away.
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The ad concludes with the image of a nuclear mushroom cloud.
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And this wealth mushroom is worse than the atomic mushroom cloud.
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For decades, this photo has been misidentified as the Hiroshima mushroom cloud.
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Trump — he of the small hands — dreams of a gigantic mushroom cloud.
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In minutes, its mushroom cloud rose to a height of 25 miles.
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The mushroom cloud from the Ivy Mike nuclear test on November 1, 1952.
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I scanned the skies, waiting for it, the mushroom cloud, my extraordinary end.
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Survivors have described a "dark mushroom cloud" of smoke rising up the staircase.
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Again, differentiating from the movies, weaponized explosives don't produce those mushroom cloud explosions.
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Did the first event, a mushroom cloud, cause the second event, dead sheep?
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The mushroom cloud from "Ivy Mike" rises above in the Marshall Islands in 1952.
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Nuclear Explosion With Orange Mushroom Cloud (This content is subject to copyright.) (Credit: iStock)
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Mushroom cloud from an atomic bomb detonated at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific, 1946.
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A mushroom cloud rises above Bikini Atoll following an atomic bomb test in 19573.
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The American perspective is from above the bomb and its symbol, the mushroom cloud.
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"I just saw a black mushroom cloud go up," Cassell told The Associated Press.
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Had the Randolph disintegrated in a mushroom cloud, it could have precipitated nuclear war.
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First, there is that pesky matter of the barbed wire and the mushroom cloud.
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A mushroom cloud, apparently caused by a car bomb, is seen erupting near a building.
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This partnership is more about Laco and Adams' imagination taking flight over a mushroom cloud.
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The only consolation is that commercial war does not necessarily come with a mushroom cloud.
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The sculpture's shape also loosely suggests that of a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion.
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"Don't think destruction is cool, coz its not", said a message over a mushroom cloud.
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Soon, from the other side of the mountain, a mushroom cloud rose into the sky.
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All cleaned up, the mercury toilet meets its ultimate demise in a mushroom cloud of destruction.
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And, sorry, is it just me or does that fairy floss look like a mushroom cloud?
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The animation of the nuke's fireball and mushroom cloud also looked a bit disjointed and jumpy.
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Within 90 seconds, the telltale mushroom cloud had climbed to 57,000 feet and entered the stratosphere.
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The actual Hiroshima mushroom cloud, a photo taken from the Enola Gay a few minutes after detonation.
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When he went outside to see what was going on, he saw a "mushroom cloud" of smoke.
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The mushroom cloud surrounding his baseless allegations that President Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower is spreading faster.
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The mushroom cloud casts a long shadow and completely defined the way the U.S. conducts international relations.
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Shocking color combinations, fierce brush strokes and even a mushroom cloud jolted the paintings into another sphere.
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My first forest fire was a mushroom cloud blooming in the rearview mirror of a pickup truck.
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So if North Korea were extremely lucky, there might be a mushroom cloud over a US city.
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And then the hobo ghosts come out, and we fly screaming into the heart of a mushroom cloud.
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"In Evil We Trust" (2017) places Schlongface in a jester's cap-and-bells next to a mushroom cloud.
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An Air Force bomb whooshed in and exploded, sending a mushroom cloud rising where another building had been.
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The explosion was so great that it caused a mushroom cloud and could be felt as far as Morocco.
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"I would submit this is a better way to think about nuclear weapons than a mushroom cloud," he said.
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People of South Asia dread the possibility of a mushroom cloud, but infiltrated young minds could be equally disastrous.
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In a telephone interview Tuesday night, she described an explosion like a yellow mushroom cloud that stung her eyes.
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Plus, the CDC's online announcement of the meeting is accompanied by a very comforting photograph of a mushroom cloud.
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The models, for instance, don't take into account weather conditions, which can affect the altitude of a mushroom cloud.
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In the video above, you can see Spriggs analyze a fireball and mushroom cloud produced during Operation Teapot in 1955.
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But their logo is a mean-looking cat face with a mushroom cloud coming out the top of its head.
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The mushroom cloud from the "Ivy Mike" nuclear test over Enewetak Atoll in the Marshall Islands on November 20.9, 275.
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This July 16, 1945 photo, shows the mushroom cloud of the first atomic explosion at Trinity Test Site, New Mexico.
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One conservative group, Defend Arizona, sent out an anti-Sinema mailer last week that depicted a mushroom cloud over Phoenix.
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"We don't want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud," said Condoleezza Rice, national security adviser at the time.
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The mushroom cloud silences those in its path, and causes nearly everyone else such dread that we'd rather forget it.
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The Pentagon called it Project A119, and the idea was to create a mushroom cloud in space visible from Earth.
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It is only a matter of time before a major city is leveled by a pink or blue mushroom cloud.
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"Color Mushroom Cloud" takes on a completely different tone with its rainbow pigments and careful staging for a massive audience.
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To realize "Color Mushroom Cloud," officials went to great lengths to ensure safety, both for viewers and for the environment.
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The reality is that once a country develops enrichment capabilities, the specter of a mushroom cloud never leaves the picture.
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KOBLENZ, Germany — Earlier this month, a mushroom cloud erupted inside the neo-Classical theater of this small city in central Germany.
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Allen is as unassuming as a 6-foot-11 player with a signature mushroom cloud of an Afro can possibly be.
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It shows President Trump wearing a Russian flag pin, flanked by mushroom-cloud explosions and dollar signs that resemble Nazi swastikas.
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In making this mushroom cloud, we've gone through a small version of what the people around Fermi must have gone through.
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One of the most striking examples is "The Birth of Atomic Energy," in which a woman emerges from a mushroom cloud.
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The center yellow circle is the fireball radius — that is, the mushroom cloud — which would extend out about 0.25 square miles.
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The last paintings he did, before he turned to sharper materials, were of a household table gradually morphing into a mushroom cloud.
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The towering plume, he said in an email, "is most definitely not the original mushroom cloud, which had long since dissipated."Mr.
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That commercial showed a small girl picking petals from a daisy when a nuclear blast fills the screen with a mushroom cloud.
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Yet in the image of a mushroom cloud that rose into these skies, we are most starkly reminded of humanity's core contradiction.
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"This is not a mushroom cloud," said Richard L. Garwin, a noted bomb designer and longtime adviser to Washington on nuclear arms.
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Only a few of them are still alive today and the nuclear glow of the mushroom cloud they witnessed still haunts them.
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The mushroom cloud had engulfed Japan only five years earlier; it wasn't a stretch for our schools to worry, and be prepared.
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Moreover, the shapes themselves mutate and warp, with the mushroom cloud cleaved in half in some, and expanding, mountain-like, in others.
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Since then he has appeared as an incendiary insurgent, one-half of a mushroom cloud, a struggling golfer and as an unruly child.
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The risk that the 2018 Olympics will end not with a closing ceremony but with a mushroom cloud just got a bit lower.
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You envision him under a mushroom cloud, assuring his kids that it could be even worse — at least he didn't vote for Clinton.
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Social media showed the t-shirt, which bore the words "Patriotism our history Liberation Korea" by a photo of a rising mushroom cloud.
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In the film's most out-of-nowhere image, one character is presented with a picture of the mushroom cloud from an H-bomb.
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" The page, helpfully illustrated with an image of a mushroom cloud, describes a series of talks, including one called "Preparing for the Unthinkable.
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In Pennsylvania, there is literally only a video of the mushroom cloud rising from the field in the moments after Flight 211 crashed.
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As she devolves into a weird hybrid of Perle Mesta and Nancy Drew, her sense of self-importance billows like a mushroom cloud.
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Residents described hearing an enormous explosion as a mushroom cloud rose over the car bomb site, enveloping the city in acrid black smoke.
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During testing, the weapon created a mushroom cloud that could be seen 20 miles away from the blast, according to the Air Force story.
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The journalists and YouTubers I'd played with gathered outside of Vault 76—the game's starting location—and watched a mushroom cloud on the horizon.
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An engineered pandemic won't announce itself with a towering mushroom cloud, but the suffering of the individuals it touches will be no less real.
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The enormity of the mushroom cloud that possibly (or not, who knows) birthed the very strain of evil that runs throughout Twin Peaks lore?
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There's one of Dennis Rodman, his basketball-playing friend, and another of the big yellow nuclear mushroom cloud that he reportedly dreams of creating.
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Herrera's father thought it was an explosion from the nearby white sands missile range; he himself recalls being mesmerized by the massive mushroom cloud.
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The process is complicated enough that it might make you feel like a smiley face with a nuclear mushroom cloud erupting from your head.
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When Chip Kelly took over as head coach of the 49ers, two of the NFL's biggest drama bombs merged into one giant mushroom cloud.
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He tells us that the leaders of the United States are complete fools, and a giant mushroom cloud billows up into the sky behind him.
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When it detonated over a test site in Russia, it produced a 64 kilometer-high mushroom cloud — about seven times the height of Mount Everest.
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That's roughly the amount of time it takes for the radioactive material from the mushroom cloud to begin falling back to the ground and spreading.
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You ask people to imagine a mushroom cloud over an American city, as Dick Cheney did in building the case for the war in Iraq.
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Die Regeln sind simple: Erstens, lese niemals einen Roman— ( A refrigerator door opens, followed by a flash brighter than ten thousand suns; mushroom cloud .) ♦
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We were told to face away from the mushroom cloud to protect our eyes before Test 1 (Codename: Lacrosse) of Operation Redwing in May 1956.
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I wouldn't go to bed every night worrying about a mushroom cloud opening up somewhere in the world because of some insane thing Trump had done.
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Even something like the B83 bomb (which is the largest nuke in the US arsenal) explodes with a mushroom cloud taller than where commercial airlines fly.
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There's a horrible beauty to the way Lynch looks at the mushroom cloud, examining it in slow motion, far removed, like a tornado seen from space.
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A federal judge sentenced five men on Thursday for their roles in a 234 explosion in Louisiana that created 2798,2761-foot mushroom cloud in the sky.
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The energy released was more than that of a billion Hiroshima bombs, but the blast looked nothing like a nuclear explosion, with its signature mushroom cloud.
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To paraphrase T.S. Eliot, a fellow nihilist in a time of great international peril: Sweet mushroom cloud, come quickly, for I speak not loud or long.
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The "Hourglass" teaser, released earlier in August, shows a mushroom cloud, and a woman wearing a gas mask before "melting" from what appears to be nuclear fallout.
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Striking a nuclear plant or the cooling ponds in which nuclear waste is stored wouldn't set off a mushroom cloud or kill hundreds of thousands of people.
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By differentiating the mushroom cloud and the giant fire cloud, William J. Broad's article helps us to begin to think about the injury that accompanies such weapons.
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It cuts to a billowing mushroom cloud, as Mr. Trump is heard exclaiming "including with nukes" while grainy footage shows the immediate decimation from a nuclear explosion.
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"To even say, 'Well, there's a little silver lining in the mushroom cloud of the president's Iranian deal,' I think it just doesn't match up,' " he added.
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Bad omens, but not surprising, as nuclear war has been on our minds since the first, the iconic mushroom cloud (surely, the singular symbol of our era).
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"To even say well 'There's a little silver lining in the mushroom cloud of the president's Iranian deal,' I think it just doesn't match up,'" he added.
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Soon we would watch a 500-pound coalition bomb erupt over the militants' last stronghold in Mosul and send a huge mushroom cloud curling over the city.
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Godzilla's head was a mushroom cloud, and its skin wasn't covered in scales but rather made to look more like keloid scars of survivors of the nuclear bomb.
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The irreverent young staff behind the counter joke about the North Korean threat -- they're even trying to perfect a mushroom cloud design in the foam on their lattes.
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Residents described a mushroom cloud over Kabul and windows were shattered in shops, restaurants, and other buildings up to half a mile from the site of the explosion.
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Once you're pleased with your oral (or dexterous) masterpiece, you're able to give it a title—current entries include Mushroom Cloud and Volcano NoNo—and add an image.
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So when I found declassified United States Civil Defense footage of soldiers maneuvering in the glare of a mushroom cloud, I wanted to learn more about their stories.
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"Color Mushroom Cloud" was commissioned by UChicago Arts and the Smart Museum of Art to commemorate the 220th anniversary of the first controlled, self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction.
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Nevertheless, with the connivance of Cheney and Bolton, President George W. Bush and his administration frightened Americans about the dangers of a mushroom cloud if no action was taken.
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Eyewitnesses reported seeing a mushroom cloud engulf the center of the city, while people more than a kilometer away reported windows being shattered from the force of the blast.
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Embarrassed by his own performance, he threw a chair, kicked a mic stand, and stormed off the stage in a noxious mushroom cloud of fuck what you plebes think.
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This is the most famous image of the Hiroshima mushroom cloud, which was taken minutes after the Enola Gay, a B-29 bomber, dropped the bomb that changed history.
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Ri spoke of "the strongest hydrogen bomb test over the Pacific Ocean," which sounds like a blast spawning a mushroom cloud in the sky for the world to see.
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"The double helix is the most iconic image of the 20th century, perhaps rivaled only by the mushroom cloud," the bootcamp's leader, Michael Flanagan, said to a recent class.
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If the order came to detonate, the blinding flash and mushroom cloud would have been seen throughout the Sinai and Negev Deserts, and perhaps as far away as Cairo.
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The smoke was the result of huge fires that broke out several hours after the bomb was detonated; it was not from a mushroom cloud, which appears immediately upon explosion.
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Politico reports that the Clinton team sent out feelers to see if Kissinger, the Voldemort of Vietnam, and Condi Rice, the conjurer of Saddam's apocalyptic mushroom cloud, would back Hillary.
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In addition, the deal says that Iran can enrich uranium to contain no more than 3.67 percent of an isotope which, in high enough concentration, can produce a mushroom cloud.
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The underground tests are detected on a Richter scale; an atmospheric test, like the kind the United States conducted at Bikini Atoll starting in 2166, creates a terrifying mushroom cloud.
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The set, released on Monday, allows people to send one another pictures of Mr. Kim smiling, crying and walking, as well as rockets, North Korean flags, and a nuclear mushroom cloud.
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Recently, The Associated Press called the image a mushroom cloud, as did a caption for the A.P. photograph accompanying an article in The New York Times about Mr. Obama's impending visit.
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Stock footage of an atomic bomb exploding abruptly cuts to a stylized female face with a head shaped like a mushroom cloud, her long neck mirroring the stem of the blast.
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He arrived on the pop culture landscape of the 1970s with the subtlety of a mushroom cloud, serving as the globally recognized face of punk rock, as well as its id.
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The lending system has exploded in a predatory mushroom cloud in the absence of standard consumer protections that exist for every other type of loan, like bankruptcy and statutes of limitations.
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While I've described one of the series' central elements as resembling a wing (which is sometimes doubled), it also mimics a volcanic eruption or, apropos the title, a stylized mushroom cloud.
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He has appeared in the guise of George Washington (January 143st), as a bomb-throwing insurgent (February 4th) and as one half of a mushroom cloud, along with Mr Kim (August 5th).
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Around the same time, Duke fell out of the top 25 for the first time in nine years, the kind of weird occurrence that threatens to produce a mushroom-cloud of schadenfreude.
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The energy from the fireball would draw a column of dust and debris three miles into the atmosphere for over ten minutes; its top will flatten into the cap of the mushroom cloud.
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In its season two finale, Manhattan raised the stakes so high that only a mushroom cloud could top them — and then there was one, billowing out on the horizon, equal parts majesty and dread.
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He turns his sketches into chaotic, spattered black ink drawings that read like high-voltage free association: a squid on a mushroom cloud; a horned military officer; a black cloud over a burning bush.
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As I discovered once I got the haircut, it took some effort to maintain, with my wavy hair erupting into a mushroom cloud instead of the hoped-for straight, vaguely New Wave-ish cap.
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" On the screen, the girl's angelic face was replaced by an explosion and a giant mushroom cloud, followed by the voice of Johnson saying, "we must either love each other or we must die.
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The MOAB, or "Mother of All Bombs," is a ginormous, and somewhat crude, conventional bomb, weighing about as much as four Humvees and producing a small, nuke-style mushroom cloud when it blows up.
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Perry spends the video taking part in a cheerfully pastel, 50s Americana-themed amusement park where people get launched out of roller coasters to their painful deaths and eat mushroom cloud-shaped cotton candy.
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CHICAGO — On Saturday, December 275, a multicolor mushroom cloud shot into the sky over the former site of Chicago Pile-75 (CP-225), the world's first artificial nuclear reactor, at the University of Chicago.
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After the Marine teams up with an intrepid British Royal Air force lieutenant named Naomi Givens, she notices an ominous tattoo on his back: the words "REMEMBER BALTIMORE" in Spanish beside a massive mushroom cloud.
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The GBU-2000 is a GPS-guided munition that had never before been used in combat since its first test in 279, when it produced a mushroom cloud visible from 2200 miles (2600 km) away.
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Isle of Dogs opens and closes with a circle of taiko drummers, and in between Anderson gives us everything from poisoned wasabi to sumo wrestlers to wryly written haikus to, hell, even a mushroom cloud.
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But as The New York Times reports, the image has been gravely misunderstood:"This is not a mushroom cloud," said Richard L. Garwin, a noted bomb designer and longtime adviser to Washington on nuclear arms.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BUENOS AIRES — It's impossible to overlook León Ferrari's "Hongo Nuclear (Mushroom Cloud)" (2006) upon entering the second floor gallery of the Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires (MALBA).
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And I remember a couple of times that fliers would be posted on the telephone poles inviting the entire town outside to watch the huge mushroom cloud that would follow the nuclear bomb testing nearby.
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When the girl crawls into bed, a strange insect creature — which we previously saw hatch from an egg that looked like one of the ovoids vomited up by the mushroom cloud — crawls into her mouth.
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Like many others, I opened up my work laptop and pulled up my email inbox (which, mind you, I had not looked at since December 21) this morning to filter through a mushroom cloud of emails.
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When nuclear winter comes, it won't be plutonium or uranium making our eyeballs bubble, but the toxic perfume of StarKist, carried up and over our burning cities by the mushroom cloud of that 100-megaton bomb.
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For Fontana, who was equally enthralled by mid-20th century images of obliteration and exploration — the mushroom cloud, Sputnik — the Void was a state of positive potential, a vision he attempted to convey through immersive installations.
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In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson, in his campaign against Barry Goldwater, broadcast — just once — a television ad that showed a little girl counting flower petals in a field moments before a mushroom cloud filled the screen.
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In 1945, inside the mushroom cloud (maybe?), a woman-shaped entity credited as the "Experiment" exhales a cyclone of eggs, or potatoes, or tumors, one of which bears the face of BOB, the Twin Peaks evil-spirit villain.
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An extended stretch of this week's episode takes place in the wake of a 1945 atomic bomb test in White Sands, N.M., and thrusts the audience deep into the physical, emotional and metaphorical space of a mushroom cloud.
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It was a show that split the difference between action, horror, and near-future sci-fi, and its most indelible image might be of hero Jack Bauer watching a mushroom cloud consume the Los Angeles suburb of Valencia.
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It may mean biting our nails with the rest of the city every June, hoping this won't be the year that a mushroom cloud of smoke rises from the Santa Fe Mountains, which are primed for a destructive fire.
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The picture, of a flaming mushroom cloud dwarfing Manhattan, was commissioned for a 1950 Collier's magazine cover headlined "Hiroshima, U.S.A." It's a reminder that the American war in Vietnam was, among other things, a product of Cold War paranoia.
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The show reaches what may be the height of its goofiness when all of its characters stand and watch the mushroom cloud rise into the sky, not only still alive but seemingly unworried about taking shelter or avoiding fallout.
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"Syrian Damask Rose (Mushroom Cloud)" (2018), named for a species of rose threatened by the violence of the Syrian civil war, consists of a cadmium red ground gradating into a dusky rose color, overlaid by rows of curved green lines.
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It was not just the spectacle of the mushroom cloud as it rose before them that struck the spectators that day, but the terrifying realization that they had created a weapon more powerful and more deadly than any other in history.
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The explosion unleashed what John Saarikko, who was transferring between school buses about a mile away, said resembled a mushroom cloud (6) — a frightening moment for a city that feared itself a prime Soviet target in the nascent Cold War.
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Like Henry Moore's bronze statue of a mushroom cloud, erected 50 years ago on the former CP-1 site, Cai's blast conveyed heaviness, but even more so, hope for the future in its literal transformation of explosives into ephemeral beauty.
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The TV spot evoked the infamous "Daisy" ad President Lyndon Johnson ran against 1964 Republican nominee Barry Goldwater, which featured a little girl counting down petals on a daisy before a man's voice counts down to a nuclear explosion, featuring a mushroom cloud.
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The installment included a reintroduction to the "Woodsmen," which seem to be otherworldly lumberjacks with extremely sooty skin and a yen for a cigarette light, an exploration of the Manhattan Project's mushroom cloud, and a look at where Giant (Carel Struycken) comes from.
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Originally carved in 1990 around the main entryway of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on the Upper West Side, the stonework depicts the World Trade Center and other iconic New York buildings cracking and collapsing amid a nuclear mushroom cloud.
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The consequences of mastering quantum computing, while not as visual or visceral as a mushroom cloud, are no less significant than those faced by the scientists who lit up the New Mexico sky with the detonation at the Trinity test site 72 years ago.
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The New York Times critic Bosley Crowther found it "strange and confused" — hardly an inappropriate response to a kiddie show that ends with a red radioactive mushroom cloud followed by the elevation of the piano exercise "Chopsticks" to a discordant anthem of juvenile liberation.
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The furor was sparked after images surfaced on social media showing Jimin wearing a shirt emblazoned with the phrase "PATRIOTISM OUR HISTORY LIBERATION KOREA" repeated several times, alongside what appears to be an image of a mushroom cloud over the Japanese city of Nagasaki.
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It was a scene that was perhaps more befitting of an underground rave than a Communist history education tour, apart from a display that showed, among other things, an image of a mushroom cloud from China's first nuclear test at Lop Nur in 21984.
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There's no overt malicious intent to Isle of Dogs' cultural tourism, but it's marked by a hodgepodge of references that an American like Anderson might cough up if pressed to free associate about Japan — taiko drummers, anime, Hokusai, sumo, kabuki, haiku, cherry blossoms, and a mushroom cloud (!).
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Thickly impastoed, dirt-brown swatches of paint dart across the yellow lead the eye to the central clearing — a glade where a sagging turquoise-blue tree stands, its leaves drifting upward like a mushroom cloud against a blue-black sea and a large, baby blue crescent moon.
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The mushroom cloud at the Trinity Test Site in New Mexico on July 16, 1945 (Image: AP)A new test developed by scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico can potentially alter what we know about the nuclear tests done as a part of the Manhattan Project.
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To make this point, the Daisy ad featured a little girl counting the petals off a flower, counting from 279 to 21964 until her voice is interrupted by an official government voice, counting down from 10 to 1 until viewers see a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion in her eyeball.
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While it's impossible to avoid the (mushroom) cloud hovering above the show — which is at La MaMa as part of the Under the Radar festival — the Split Britches co-founders Peggy Shaw and Lois Weaver, who perform in "Unexploded Ordnances (UXO)" and wrote it with Hannah Maxwell, take a broader view.
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When asked about concerns over specific individuals getting into the country, Kelly said the US won't know whether or not they are terrorists "until the boom," sounding a bit like Condoleezza Rice's warning that, "We don't want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud" in the lead up to the Iraq War.
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Last Friday, the Japanese network canceled an appearance by BTS after images surfaced on social media showing band member Jimin wearing a shirt emblazoned with the phrase "PATRIOTISM OUR HISTORY LIBERATION KOREA" repeated several times, alongside what appeared to be an image of a mushroom cloud over the Japanese city of Nagasaki.
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In it, the image of a modern fighter plane stretching 21972 feet across a grid of 21985 canvas and aluminum panels is interrupted by images of a colossal tire, a beach umbrella, a mushroom cloud, spaghetti and tomato sauce, and a little girl under a chrome hair dryer that resembles a warhead.
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The recording opens with a mushroom cloud of blown-out, booming drone that wouldn't be at all out of place streaming through an Orange amp on an early SUNN 0))) album (or on literally any Striborg-esque raw black metal recording), then segues into a sort of low, ambient clacking sound—the "thunder" itself.
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As Madelyn Rosenberg and Wendy Wan-Long Shang recall in a note at the end of their novel (their first together; each has written several others separately), "the specter of a mushroom cloud" loomed over much of the 1980s, when "This Is Just a Test" is set and its authors were in high school.
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" A new super PAC, formed by former Democratic Senator Bill Bradley and called the 52nd Street Fund, exploded onto the airwaves in Ohio, with an ad that opens with a split-second view of a mountainscape, before a flash and mushroom cloud eviscerate the vista as a narrator notes that a nuclear explosion "could kill a million people.
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Taken together, his '50s classics are a brown-eyed man's road trip through a nation being transformed by technology and consumer culture — a psychogeography of a cultural landscape defined by the Mercury launches and the mushroom cloud, jet airliners and the Interstate Highway System, the arrival of TV and the invention of teen culture (which had Berry's fingerprints all over it).
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North Korea's state news agency released a propaganda video on Saturday that ends with animated ballistic missiles being launched from ships, soaring above the clouds against pastel skies, and then tearing toward Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC. The footage shows the US capital engulfed in a mushroom cloud before dissolving into a crackling image of an American flag in flames.
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Playlist: "Pass The Hatchet, I Think I'm Goodkind" / "Deeper Into Movies" / "Mushroom Cloud of Hiss" / "The Story of Jazz" / "Cherry Chapstick" / "The Story of Yo La Tango" / "I Heard You Looking" / "We're An American Band" / "Big Day Coming [Second Version]" / "Blue Line Swinger" Spotify | Apple Music Ever the music obsessives, Yo La Tengo would consistently look elsewhere so the well of rock music inspiration never dried up.
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"Time after time during the previous four months, from March to July, administration spokespeople had sloughed off the reality that the president of the United States had sent our country to war in order to defend us against the threat of the 'mushroom cloud,' when they knew, as did I, that at least one of the two 'facts' underpinning the case was not a fact at all," Wilson wrote.
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The T-shirt featured the well-known historical image of a billowing mushroom cloud rising over the Japanese city of Nagasaki, and some said it glorified the Americans' use of atomic bombs against Japan at the end of World War II. "After we talked to the band's agency about the member's intention in wearing the T-shirt, we have regrettably decided to call off their performance at this time," read a statement posted on the website of Music Station, a program on the Japanese television network TV Asahi.
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