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a general call was made for a science-based debate. j. fred macdonald of the university of washington responded by pointing out, as did the british atomic energy minister, that several known aspects of nuclear explosions were still largely unknown, and that any catastrophe suffered by the ussr as a result of the explosion would be a boon to science. robert oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, responded with a letter that was scathing in its condemnation of the soviet bomb test, including the public statement by khrushchev that it was the most powerful bomb yet.

in a meeting with the soviet leader, the second session of the united nations general assembly voted against passing a resolution against the test, leading to a tit-for-tat, which left the soviet union isolated as the only nation condemning its action. the soviet leaders, encouraged by the fact that neither the united states nor the united kingdom had supported their resolution, hurriedly withdrew their own test ban resolution and declared a moratorium on atomic testing, making it easier for the united states to test 50-megaton bombs. an analysis by the united nations atomic energy commission showed that a 50-megaton explosion at a weapons testing ground in the pacific would generate only a 0.1-cm high tsunami wave, a fraction of the height of a tsunami. 84d34552a1