I don't have first-hand experience with nuclear warfare, since that seems to have fallen into disuse at home so most of what I know of it comes from history, but I've seen the effects of a weapon that used compressed cartridges to take out an area of approximately 150 meters in diameter, as well as one that uses a fusion reactor as a power source and is capable of wiping out an entire colony in one shot. While neither would have the same long-term devastation as a nuclear warhead, the first creates damage in a fairly limited scope while the second... is a little more extreme.
[ Technobabble: the one thing that will get him talking, but usually only via text, since it exceeds his Daily Verbal Word Count. ...not that he actually has one, but verbal discussions with him are generally short and to the point. ]
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I don't have first-hand experience with nuclear warfare, since that seems to have fallen into disuse at home so most of what I know of it comes from history, but I've seen the effects of a weapon that used compressed cartridges to take out an area of approximately 150 meters in diameter, as well as one that uses a fusion reactor as a power source and is capable of wiping out an entire colony in one shot. While neither would have the same long-term devastation as a nuclear warhead, the first creates damage in a fairly limited scope while the second... is a little more extreme.
[ Technobabble: the one thing that will get him talking, but usually only via text, since it exceeds his Daily Verbal Word Count. ...not that he actually has one, but verbal discussions with him are generally short and to the point. ]