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    The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Written By: Nicholas Phandoe World War II began on September 1st‚ 1939 when the Germans invaded Poland and then ended on September 2nd‚ 1945 with the signing of the surrender documents from Japan aboard the American Battleship USS Missouri. During the course of 1941 when the US joined WWII‚ and 1945 when it ended over 291‚000 US American

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    Albert Einstein: The Nuclear Rejection Albert Einstein once said‚ “ I do not believe that civilization will be wiped out with the atom bomb. Perhaps two-thirds of the people of the earth will be killed.”. From this quote‚ he wanted everyone‚ anywhere around the world to not use nuclear weapons. He wanted his famous formula e=mc^2 to bring good for everyone around the world. Soon after knowing that making nuclear weapons is possible by using his formula‚ Albert started writing letters to president

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    of both of the bombs dropped on Japan. Originally‚ the Manhattan Project was devoted to seeing if it was possible to even create the reaction needed for such a bomb to exist. The U.S. government had heard from the esteemed Albert Einstein that the Germans had discovered the reaction that powered the deadly atomic bomb. Out of fear‚ and the desire to have the biggest and strongest bomb‚ F.D.R. authorized the creation of the Manhattan Project. It was responsible for discovering the reaction‚ producing

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    women and men who worked in secrecy on a project unknown to them‚ which would help end World War II. Ms. Kiernan is an author and journalist who has written several historical titles. She is writing this book from the viewpoint of a historian interested in women’s roles in World War II history. In this book‚ Kiernan describes how young women came from all over the US traveled to Oak Ridge‚ Tennessee to work for Clinton Engineering Works on a secret project to help end the war. A city of 75‚000 was

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    first; with the history of Argonne of course. It all started with World War II when the United States went to war with Germany. The government wanted to start making atomic bombs so they started it at the University of Chicago It was called the Manhattan Project. It was led by scientist Robert Oppenheimer. After they started taking the rods out of the reactor they moved it out of Chicago to under the Stagg football field then later the government bought property in Lemont and placed the lab there which

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    The person I would choose to add to Copenhagen would be Julius Robert Oppenheimer. Better known as the "Father of the Atomic Bomb‚" Oppenheimer‚ though succeeding Bohr and Heisenberg by actually putting his work into practice through the Manhattan Project and development of the nuclear bomb‚ was a peer of both Bohr and Heisenberg in generation and in study‚ devoting his early career to theoretical physics. Although the three men were representatives of different‚ often conflicting groups (as the

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    the possibility of atomic bombs. In 1941‚ he was brought into the atomic bomb project and was asked to calculate the critical mass of uranium-235‚ the amount needed to sustain a chain reaction. The next year he assembled a group of some of the best theoretical physicists in the country to discuss the design of the actual bomb. General Wesley Groves‚ the army officer in charge of the Manhattan Project‚ named Oppenheimer the scientific director of the program‚ and together they

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    scarcely available in large enough quantities. As Nazi submarine‚ U-234‚ surrendered to U.S forces on May 16th‚ 1945‚ the United States seized a considerable amount of uranium necessary to contribute to the atomic bomb tests conducted under the Manhattan Project. Therefore with the confiscation of German uranium‚ the United States was then able to utilize the uranium in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs initiating a nuclear age of warfare thus changing the course of not only military history‚ but U.S

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    President Harry Truman‚ remains the only nuclear attack in history. In the months following the attack‚ roughly 100‚000 more people died slow‚ horrendous deaths as a result of radiation poisoning. Since 1942‚ more than 100‚000 scientists of the Manhattan Project had been working on the bomb’s development. At the time‚ it was the largest collective scientific effort ever undertaken. It involved 37 installations across the US‚ 13 university laboratories and a host of prestigious participants such as the

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    Safety Personal Protection Department of Energy “Energy Department”  Created by Department of Energy Act of 1977  Current Head of DOE‚ Secretary Ernest Moniz  Successor to the Atomic Energy Commission  History traces back to the Manhattan Project and the Atomic Bomb  Responsible for the building‚ design and testing of nuclear weapons  Controls all energy related programs (oil‚ nuclear‚ hydro‚ natural gas) Energy Department functions  Budget of over $20 billion a year  Increasing

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