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Chessboard on Zeppelin Nuked for Science
Issue #25
In a controversial move, scientists have nuked a chessboard on a zeppelin in order to study the effects of nuclear explosions on dams. The experiment, which was conducted in the Nevada desert, was successful in creating a massive wave that caused the dam to burst.
The scientists who conducted the experiment say that the results will help them to better understand how nuclear explosions can impact dams. They hope that this information will be used to help protect dams from future nuclear attacks.
However, the experiment has been met with criticism from some quarters. Critics argue that the experiment was unnecessary and that it posed a risk to the environment. They also argue that the scientists should have used a more realistic model, such as a full-scale dam, instead of a chessboard on a zeppelin.
Despite the criticism, the scientists who conducted the experiment say that they are confident that the results will be valuable. They say that the experiment has provided them with new insights into the effects of nuclear explosions on dams and that this information will be used to help protect dams from future nuclear attacks.
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