Hydrogen bomb at the bottom of the sea
On December 6, 1965, the American aircraft carrier "TICONDEROGA" sailed, while the war was raging in Vietnam, carrying on board many aircraft equipped with hydrogen bombs (megaton thermonuclear fusion), and this was part of the American nuclear alert, out of fear As a result of unaccounted nuclear development, a nuclear incident kept secret at the time occurred, namely the fall of a Skyhawk plane carrying a one-megaton hydrogen bomb into its belly from the deck of the aircraft carrier to the sea floor, landing 4,880 meters deep in the darkness of the ocean, carrying 33 pounds of plutonium, to the Japanese coast near Okinawa, 130 kilometers away between Taiwan and the large Japanese island of Shikoku. The Pentagon hid the secret of the precious lost bomb that day, and it is not the only nuclear secret. Recently, it was revealed that the city of Nagasaki was hit by two bombs, not a single nuclear bomb, as historically known, but one of them did not explode!
The author of the revelation of the incident is the American writer William Arkin, an expert in strategic issues, who published a book in which he discusses more than 1,200 nuclear incidents of this type at sea, including 11 nuclear reactors at sea. The interior of a nuclear submarine that sank to the bottom, including 48 nuclear warheads. Nuclear power sank to the bottom of the sea in the form we have in our hands, and after decades the inhabitants of the island knew that off their shores and at the bottom of the sea lay the worst weapon known of the human race, but the Pentagon reassured the inhabitants of the island, telling them that the twelve year period was over and that there was therefore no harm to fear. The bomb sits at the bottom of the cold waters, and we don't know what the shark's feelings are as it floats around this strange unwanted guest, because there is no hope of it leaving the seabed.
Among the secrets that have also been revealed in recent times is the fact that Nagasaki was hit by two Fat Man plutonium 239 bombs instead of one, although some experts have questioned the incident , and that it was delivered to the Soviets by the Japanese, before the General entered. The American "Mark Arthur" visited the Japanese islands within a few days. The Japanese wanted America not to be alone with the secret of nuclear weapons. Perhaps they were planning to hit the city with two bombs, due to the Geography of the city surrounded by mountains, Nagasaki was therefore relatively less affected than Hiroshima city by the nuclear disaster. Whether Nagasaki was hit by one or two bombs, the end result is that a new era has emerged and the nuclear age has reared its terrifying mushroom head, looming over the fate of the human race, just like in the myths that we know. It happened with Aladdin and the Magic Lamp.
Legends tell that the poor Aladdin was tempted by a magician to enter a deep cave to bring out an ancient lamp. What happened was that when Aladdin fell upon the lamp, he saw that it was covered in dust. When he wanted to clean it, an enormous genie emerged from the nozzle of the lamp, performing miracles. It spread like smoke, waiting for orders from the owner of the lamp. But the advantage of the new era that brought the (nuclear) genie out of the bottle is that not a single lamp is an orphan, and the number of sorcerers is steadily increasing. North Korea and Israel are not the last of them, and therefore the world is experiencing a nuclear crisis to this day. It was able to tame the (nuclear) genie and is still doing so. Holding on to it, but the large number of magicians and the lamps with which they hold them and the jinn hidden in them, makes the world in which we live a world of jinn and geniuses and a world of fear and uncertainty for the new apostates, who have brought back to us the spirit of myths and stories of the jinn once again.
In fact, we should not laugh or belittle myths, because they are the storehouse of human wisdom, and they tell of man's hidden and dark desires that drive his subconscious, such as possessing a power that does not occur to anyone.
The role of myth in the collective memory of the human race:
What matters in a myth is not whether it represents reality or not? What is important about it is that it represents fuel for human movement. A car needs gasoline to move, but a person can move and walk, and even be killed by illusion. The collective memory of the Serbs, for example, is still nourished by the Battle of Amselfeld, which took place in Kosovo in 1389 AD. The Jewish imagination is still charged with the destruction of the Temple by Titus in the year 60 AD, and no nation is devoid of this phenomenon. From it, the memories of children are nourished, the collective memory of the nation is charged with it, and the nation immortalizes with it the memories of its heroes in some way, and in our heritage there are many legends that... The storyteller still narrates them in the popular neighborhoods of Damascus, Cairo, Kairouan, Marrakesh, and Yemen, such as the stories of (Hamza Al-Bahlawan, Hassan Kabrit, The Princess Dhat Al-Himma, Ali Al-Zaybak, The Exile of Bani Hilal... and the like). The story of Aladdin and the magic lamp falls under this cognitive system, and the story of Sinbad is not a child left in the world who has not seen it. The Japanese represented it in cartoon films and it was translated into various languages of the world. This means that man's love for power and his passion for developing it lies in the terrible depth of the human subconscious for many centuries, and therefore it was the deep engine behind him for non-stop development, but the jungle club is not a nuclear weapon, and firepower is not like a nuclear mushroom, which occurred in this unique development, and the amazing qualitative leap. For power, which our generation has only experienced, and has not yet been digested by the collective human mind, makes it feed on the feelings of myth, the feelings of the jungle, and reliance on the principle of the club. What happened, quite simply, was a new revolutionary development in the concept of power, which led to the opposite of its effect and the opposite of what was intended for it, as power abolished itself by itself. Power has become a mythical being, like the powers of the legends that we heard about the genie that came from Aladdin’s lamp, and the fear of this device of terror has become a reason for dismantling it again, but the journey of ascending is sometimes easier than the journey of descending, and restoring trust after it is broken among human beings is incomparably more difficult. With her loss.