Oppenheimer | YM86-640A695
$1,074.00
Robert Oppenheimer was the head of the Los Alamos Laboratory and the “Manhattan Project,” which developed the first nuclear weapons. After World War II, Oppenheimer became the chairman of the influential General Advisory Committee of the newly established U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. In that role, he advocated for international control of nuclear power to prevent nuclear proliferation and an arms race with the Soviet Union.
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Atomic Age Collection
Nuclear technology development began in 1942 with the launch of the first reactor, “Chicago Pile 1.” It marked the start of a new scientific era.
Over time, nuclear energy became the foundation for the growth of the civil nuclear industry, playing a key role in shaping the technological landscape of the modern world.
Enrico Fermi, an American physicist and creator of the first nuclear reactor, became a symbol of the nuclear age and a Nobel Prize winner.