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Articles related to "J Robert Oppenheimer"
Making The Atomic Bomb The development, test, and use of the first atomic bomb by the United States during World War II. atomic bomb • manhattan project • trinity site • robert oppenheimer • leslie groves
The Trinity Test Site The Trinity test site in New Mexico was the location where the first atomic bomb was exploded. trinity test site • trinity • white sands national monument • alkaline sand • dy basin
The Manhattan Project In 1945, America dropped two atomic bombs on Japan killing as many as 220,000 people. But how did the US come to have such destructive weapons before anyone else? the manhattan project • the plan to develop the first nuclear weapon • atomic bomb • nuclear bomb • j. robert oppenheimer
U.S. Nuclear Weapons Cost Study Project Since 1940, the United States nuclear weapons arsenal has had high environmental, public, and moral costs for the entire world; they were enumerated in a recent study. u.s. nuclear weapons cost study project • nuclear arsenal • united states weapons of mass destruction • the manhattan project • hiroshima
The Atomic Bomb and its Beginnings Tracing the process that transpired in the invention of the Atomic Bomb, the "Project Manhattan." atomic bomb and beginnings • bomb powerful invention • manhattan project • bomb and fermi • bomb and leo szilard
Truman's Decision to Use the Atomic Bomb Historians cite several reasons that may have played a part in the dropping of the atomic bombs, but President Truman remained steadfast in his defense of using them. truman's decision to use the atomic bomb • motives for using the a-bomb • dropping the bomb on hiroshima • dropping a second bomb on nagasaki • effects of the atomic bomb
Atomic Policies and Early Cold War Crises Despite Soviet acquisition of the atomic bomb in 1949, early Cold War crises were frequently diffused when the U.S. threatened to use the bomb in several Asian conflicts. atomic diplomacy in the cold war • threatening to use the atomic bomb • brinkmanship and nuclear war • using the bomb in asia • effects of the atomic age
Enrico Fermi and Leo Szilard Mankind's greatest atomic power was harnessed through the invention of the nuclear reactor by two physicists, Enrico Fermi and Leo Szilard. nuclear reactor inventors • enrico fermi • leo szilard • nuclear reactor invention • atomic reactor
Frederick Reines - Co-Discoverer of the Neutrino Frederick Reines casts a long shadow on elementary particle physics, as an early participant in the Manhattan Project, as co-discoverer of the neutrino, as founding Dean of the School of Physical Sciences at the University of California at Irvine, and as co-winner of the 1995 Nobel Prize in physics. frederick reines • elementary particle physics • manhattan project • neutrino • university of california at irvine
The Secret Science of World War II In 1942, a "secret city" sprang up in a Tennessee valley, as Allied scientists raced to beat the Germans at developing enriched uranium to fuel the first atomic bomb. oak ridge • tennessee • atomic bomb • manhattan project • first atomic bomb
21st Century Plague -- Part II The modern-day grim reaper revealed! The cause of today's mysterious, widespread, and little-known illness may be less sinister and more frightful than you imagined. Follow the story and discover the results of a long investigation. mycoplasmas bacteria plague infections contrails b
Linus Pauling - Molecular Biologist and Orthomolecular Scientist Linus Pauling was the first person to receive two unshared Nobel Prizes, one in Chemistry for his molecular bonding research, and the Peace Prize for his work protesting atmospheric testing of nuclear bombs. pauling • nobel • activist • anti-nuclear • molecular bonding
The Flight of the Enola Gay August 6, 1945-8:15 a.m. local time-the age of atomic warfare begins. This article follows the flight of the Enola Gay, looks at the science and the politics that preceded her, and at the aftermath that came in her wake. enola gay • atomic bombs • nuclear bombs • hiroshima • nagasaki
Scientist Linus Pauling Biography Brief biography of chemist Linus Pauling, so far the only Nobel laureate of two unshared Nobel Prizes, Chemistry and Peace, and known for The Nature of the Chemical Bond. linus pauling • scientist pauling biography • pauling vitamin c • pauling chemical bonding • pauling books
Shhh! It's a Secret Ring! Who knew about the Rings of Power at the end of the Third Age? It requires some historical detective work to figure out who knew about them in the first place, who learned about them later, and who would have been around to forget about them. rings of power • the one ring • numenor • eregion • noldor |
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