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megaton
This term is primarily used in two distinct technical contexts: nuclear weaponry and large-scale logistics. When referring to explosive power, it describes the energy release of a nuclear detonation, often evoking a sense of catastrophic scale and geopolitical tension. In this context, it is a measure of energy rather than physical weight.
When used to describe mass, it refers to an immense quantity of material, typically in the context of global shipping, mineral deposits, or planetary science. Because the scale is so vast, it is rarely used in everyday commerce and is reserved for industrial or scientific reporting.
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The hydrogen bomb had a yield of several megatons.
A megaton of TNT would cause absolute devastation over a wide area.
The asteroid is estimated to have a mass of one megaton.
Imagine a blast with a ten megaton capacity hitting the city.
The treaty aimed to limit the number of megaton weapons in the arsenal.
How can we even measure something as massive as a megaton of ice?
The explosion was rated at one megaton on the energy scale.
That ancient monster must weigh at least a megaton.