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Albert Einstein and the bomb blast of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Here's a short biopic of Albert Einstein and the bomb blast of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
So firstly,
Albert Einstein is a German born theoretical physics. He was born on 14th march 1879 and died on 18th April 1955. So as we all know, he is the one who developed the theory of relativity and the main pillar of modern physics. Especially, he is known for his formula (Mass-energy equivalence) E=MC ². And also he received the top most awards namely, the Nobel prize in physics in 1921, the Copley medal in 1925, the Gold medal of Royal astronomical society in 1926, the Member of National Academy Science in 1942. And also many and more awards.
Well, what connects Albert Einstein and the bomb blast of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
Manhattan project is the code name of the US Government of engineering project during the second world war. It developed the world first nuclear weapon.
In October 1938, Einstein wrote a letter to US President Franklin D Roosevelt. And warned him that the Nazi Germany is already at the work of developing nuclear weapon. This letter by Einstein helped pave the way for Manhattan project. This developed the atomic bombs which droped on Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 6th and 9th, 1945. In...
So firstly,
Albert Einstein is a German born theoretical physics. He was born on 14th march 1879 and died on 18th April 1955. So as we all know, he is the one who developed the theory of relativity and the main pillar of modern physics. Especially, he is known for his formula (Mass-energy equivalence) E=MC ². And also he received the top most awards namely, the Nobel prize in physics in 1921, the Copley medal in 1925, the Gold medal of Royal astronomical society in 1926, the Member of National Academy Science in 1942. And also many and more awards.
Well, what connects Albert Einstein and the bomb blast of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
Manhattan project is the code name of the US Government of engineering project during the second world war. It developed the world first nuclear weapon.
In October 1938, Einstein wrote a letter to US President Franklin D Roosevelt. And warned him that the Nazi Germany is already at the work of developing nuclear weapon. This letter by Einstein helped pave the way for Manhattan project. This developed the atomic bombs which droped on Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 6th and 9th, 1945. In...
