Winds Delay Hydrogen Bomb Test in Nevada Desert
The United States delays a hydrogen bomb test near Las Vegas as forecast winds shift away from populated areas. The noon Sunday detonation at Pahute Mesa, 104 miles northwest of Las Vegas, is postponed a third time due to persistent winds, with officials citing safety concerns over potential gas expulsion. The test, codenamed Star Wars, would unleash up to 150,000 tons of TNT equivalent, and DOE has not confirmed program links.
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Postponement of Nevada nuclear test met with mixed signals
Tass interpreted a delay in the Nevada test as a sign of caution, while Washington showed no clear momentum toward banning testing. Moscow touted Star Wars ties, condemning SDI as space defense, amid weather delays and insistence on correcting earlier measurement flaws.
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Thousands Gifts Of Magi And Conquer Of Constantinople
A fragment notes Magi gifts and conquest of Constantinople now Istanbul, mentioning a thousand gifts and the city’s renaming that year.
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