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| − | '''Samuel Cohen''' (1921-) was an American [[physicist]] who invented the [[neutron bomb]].<ref>In 1979, Pope John Paul II conferred on one of the authors (Sam Cohen) a peace medal for his invention, the neutron bomb. This was a small nuclear weapon designed to do its work, killing enemy military forces, without destroying a country’s infrastructure. [http://www.financialsense.com/editorials/douglass/2003/0311.html FSO Editorials: The Nuclear Threat That Doesn't Exist - or Does It?] - Cohen & Douglass 03/11/2003 </ref> | + | '''Samuel Cohen''' (1921-) was an American [[physicist]] who invented the [[neutron bomb]].<ref>In 1979, Pope John Paul II conferred on one of the authors (Sam Cohen) a peace medal for his invention, the neutron bomb. This was a small nuclear weapon designed to do its work, killing enemy military forces, without destroying a country’s infrastructure. He wrote an editorial warning about "[[red mercury]]". [http://www.financialsense.com/editorials/douglass/2003/0311.html FSO Editorials: The Nuclear Threat That Doesn't Exist - or Does It?] - Cohen & Douglass 03/11/2003 </ref> |
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Revision as of 15:45, December 2, 2008
Samuel Cohen (1921-) was an American physicist who invented the neutron bomb.[1]
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- ↑ In 1979, Pope John Paul II conferred on one of the authors (Sam Cohen) a peace medal for his invention, the neutron bomb. This was a small nuclear weapon designed to do its work, killing enemy military forces, without destroying a country’s infrastructure. He wrote an editorial warning about "red mercury". FSO Editorials: The Nuclear Threat That Doesn't Exist - or Does It? - Cohen & Douglass 03/11/2003