Doomsday Machines
Alex WellersteinPost-apocalyptic Road Trips, End of the World-building, and Interesting Times.
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How I destroyed the world
What would an all-out nuclear war between the United States and Russia look like in the 21st century? Nobody really knows the answer to that: there is no one “template” for a nuclear war, there would be choices to be made on both sides, and...
"It is obvious that the immediate destruction of the complete list of 66 cities would have an even more devastating effect on Russia"
Before the dust of World War II had really settled, analysts in the United States military were taking seriously what World War III might look like. From late August through mid-September 1945, the US Army Air Forces undertook a detailed st...
Cutting the head off the Soviet chicken
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"Launching missiles is your job."
The documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman (1930-2026) died last week, at the age of 96. Wiseman’s films were arguably an esoteric taste, staples of art-house theaters, film school courses, and discussions about filmmaking as an ethnograph...
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Historian, author, programmer, tenured professor. I'm best known as a historian of nuclear weapons, but I also have a broad interest in the history of science and technology.
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