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Rabbit Holes: Manhattan Project

 

working on a presentation about the manhattan project. will keep adding stuff I find in the web. If you know more/better resources do add here! :) thank you

this is just a list of links for now. Will write about it in detail later.


From left to right: Kenneth Bainbridge, Joseph Hoffman, Robert Oppenheimer, Louis Hempelmann, Robert Bacher, Victor Weisskopf and Richard Dodson. 








Books
books I am currently reading for this.





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