This is a BBC article about the use of seismometers to detect North Korea’s nuclear weapons tests which is interesting in its own right, but it has a rather sweet coda.
Could you quote that for us, or is it necessary that we all give the BBC a few more page views? :dubious:
ETA: I clicked the link (for the team) but I’m unsure what you think is the “rather sweet coda”.
Seriously lame OP, IMO.
This is not the end, but this must be the relevant quote.
Actually, it’s the next paragraphs.
It would lose its impact when taken out of context.
There’s the urban legend that Edward Teller sat watching the UC Berkley seismograph so he’d know if that first H-bomb test was successful.