The atomic bombs dropped by the United States on Japan in 1945 remain the only nuclear weapons ever used in warfare. But just ...

The story of the survivors of the world’s first atomic blast is little known but that’s changing with a new documentary.

Although Einstein later regretted his role in the atomic bomb's development, the letter remains a powerful reminder of science's ethical dilemmas and its profound impact on world history.

A copy of Einstein's 1939 letter warning of nuclear weapons development sold for ₹32.7 crore at auction. Einstein later ...

This letter, which played a pivotal role in the development of the atomic bomb, was originally addressed to the US president.

"This has been described as one of the most influential letters in history," Peter Klarnet ... and the development of the world's first atomic bomb. Though Einstein didn't write the letter ...

One such B-29, Enola Gay, went down in history on August 6, 1945, when it dropped the atomic bomb Little Boy over Hiroshima, marking the first time an atomic munition had been deployed in warfare.

Under the "atomic bomb justification theory," the use of these ... "And it's important to understand the history, why it was created. Oppenheimer himself understood how dangerous they were ...

Los Alamos National Laboratory is the birthplace of the atomic bomb and has experienced hundreds of millions of dollars in losses and damage from previous wildfires.