My grandad worked on the bomb that dropped on Hiroshima. Could another man - Leo Szilard - have stopped it?
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The world’s first nuclear bomb drops on the unsuspecting city of Hiroshima. On 7 August 1945, the world is changed forever. In this final episode, featuring first-hand accounts of the attack that day, Emily Strasser asks how the bomb changed humanity... more
Time is running out. As Manhattan Project scientists test the world’s first nuclear bomb, Leo Szilard knows it’s the last chance to stop the US government from dropping the bomb on Japanese civilians. Working with colleagues at Chicago’s Met Lab, Szi... more
Great from an historic view but irksome due to the narrators “grandad issues”.
A very interesting show but there is no discussion of the benefits of the bomb. stopping the invasion of mainland Japan witch would have had huge casualties or starting nuclear energy programs.
Fascinating podcast series carrying a riveting mix of science & world history. Brilliantly produced.
Had never heard of Leo Szilard. Well put together story telling , thank you.
One sided narrative of the Hiroshima bomb which overlooks the fact that the bombs shorten the war and preserved the lives of American soldiers.
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