10 megatons and that bomb is big enough if it's dropped on manhattan, it would wipe out all five burroughs and kill 75% of the population down to washington dc over time so that's a bomb that's bigger than its target, and in my book, i think, one of the more interesting animal -- animal ash analysis i came across was how to prevent war. on the other side of the fence over at the atomic test site, the department of defense were practicing how to have a nuclear war. this spy plane that ken collins was flying was called the a-12 oxcart and it was just declassified by the cia in 2007, 50 years after its drawings and one of the characters in my book is the physicist who did those original drawings and helped build for the cia, but this idea that you could have these two notions working at once is a little bit complicated presenting a war, but practicing to have one, but the point i was making about the oxcart is you probably have never seen or heard of it, but its cousin is famous. i don't know if this is a military crowd, but it's the sr-71, the air force's famous blackbird that went mach iii