What is the most powerful conventional weapon ever created? - Quora

Answer: The Thermobaric Bomb is a great answer, as I'd imagine it would be hor.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest What is the most powerful conventional weapon ever created? Caleb Hu, Dumber than I look. 59.3k views The Thermobaric Bomb is a great answer, as I'd imagine it would be horrific against any flammable object (such as, well, people) but it's not very good as an antitank weapo...  Read More » Why haven't we domesticated bears? Audrey Ackerman, linguistics student 87.3k views According to a theory in Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel the only animals humans have been able to domesticate have to fall within certain criteria: Efficient diet – ...  Read More » What violent non-state actors/transnational criminal groups do you foresee posing significant security threats between now and 2020? Ian Bremmer, Political Scientist, President at Eurasia Group 246.1k views Let’s broaden our definition of violence. On the high seas of cyber space, we see not only state-sponsored nuclear submarines but a pretty large group of pirates, as well. ...  Read More » If Donald Trump loses the general election, what could the possible aftermath be? Sierra Spaulding, Just a mote of dust floating in the morning sky. 152.4k views I never thought Donald Trump’s candidacy real in the first place. He actually called the Clintons to discuss running for the Republican Party nominee. Personally, I think h...  Read More » Why does the modern military still use stationary artillery (howitzers) when there is mobile artillery available? Kenneth Reese 141.7k views This is the US Army's new 155mm howitzer the M777 ​ ​ ​... Read More » How "good" was the Red Air Force during World War Two? Khalid Elhassan, Eclectic Rabbit Hole 59.1k views Like the Red Army, the Red Air Force had a disastrous start to WW2: in the first couple of days, it lost > 2000 airplanes while the Germans lost only 20 due to combat. The...  Read More » What are the oldest nations in the world? Balaji Viswanathan, VP of Products at Invento - changing engineering education in India. 82.2k views Such questions are ambiguous. If we are talking about state [the systems & government] pretty much all the old civilizations have had their present state created recently. ...  Read More » What do most Japanese people know that foreigners living in Japan typically don't know? Brandon Holmes 183.6k views My Japanese wife often texts me that there was a train delay and she'd be about 45-60 mins late getting home. One day we were riding together in Tokyo when there was announ...  Read More » What was the biggest waste of ammunition used in military history? Duc Quyen, Young and married 83.4k views The Soviet pre-emptive artillery bombardment at Kursk, July 1943. In early 1943, the Soviets were constantly fed with accurate information from the Lucy spy ring about an im...  Read More » What were the different civilisations that existed around 2000 years ago, around the world? Stephen Tempest 107.5k views Let's take a tour of the world in the year 16 CE. The majority of the world's population live in a broad band stretching from Europe to the Middle East to India and then up ...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). Choose which emails we send you through Email Settings or Unsubscribe.