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None of the men involved with making "the bomb" were happy about it. They, more than any other living human being knew what doors they had opened (the atomic age).
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Did Einstein like the atomic bomb?
no because it awoke him from his sleep
What did Albert Einstein invent besides the atomic bomb?
Relatives theory. Like brothers and sisters. Yeah, he created that! Wowzers!
How did Albert Einstein affect the world?
Albert Einstein affected the world because he made the Einstein refrigerator, the theory of relativity, the equation e=mc2, wormholes, photoelectric effect, etc. Though some believe Einstein invented the atomic bomb, he did not, although he did write to the president of the United States warning of the dangers of such a device. It was physicists like Richard Feynman that worked on the Manhattan project that lead to the creation of the atom bomb.
What were some of Albert Einstein's inventions?
Albert Einstein invented the technology used for an atomic bomb.he discovered that E=MC^2and he also discovered that light is the fastest thing ever.Einstein was a theoretical physicist and not an inventor. He gave us the special and general theories of relativity, and he did some important work on the photoelectric effect. He did invent some inventions, like the Einstein calculator.He also invented the Einstein refrigerator, which University of Oxford scientists are now investigating in their efforts to develop energy efficient, eco-friendly refrigeration. The Einstein refrigerator used no moving parts, no electricity or harmful gases.Einstein also had the idea to make the atomic bomb in the united states. So, we were the first country to make and use the atomic bomb. Although that isn't really an invention, it is useful.The atom bomb was not invented by him,the formula or say theory required for its invention was first observed by himE=mc2Albert Einstien was a FAKE
What is the difference between an atom bomb and an atomic bomb?
The atomic bomb killed millions of people in just one bomb , the napalm on the other hand , was nothing like it . Napalm is a chemical device ... it produces fire (it's also called jellied gasoline). An atomic bomb is a nuclear device ... and puts out considerably more energy.
What was going on in the world that made someone want to make a bomb like the atomic bomb?
Someone wanted to make bomb like the atomic bomb so that they could end the war in a quick way so that there would be no more land invasions
What are Albert Einstein's top ten inventions?
He didn't invent zilch! He was a theoretical physicist!
How is their land like now after the atomic bomb?
Back to normal.
Who thought of the idea to build an atomic bomb?
Einstein has some credit in the development of the nuclear bomb, but never thought of it himself... I believe it was Hitler who first thought of the atomic bomb. The Germans were working on a way to harness the energy from a split atom. Einstein sent the US president a letter, telling him of the power such a weapon could have, and the Germans were working on splitting atoms. That brought about the Manhattan Project.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Einstein letter to FDR was actually entirely written by Leo Szilard, all Einstein did was sign it.The writer H.G. Wells had imagined them and wrote about them in his 1914 novel "The World Set Free", but this was just SciFi.Leo Szilard was the first to actually invent the process that makes the atomic bomb work (neutron chain reaction) in 1933 while in London and patented this on June 28, 1934.A team of German scientists working in Germany and Sweden discovered fission in uranium-235 in 1939 and after the publication of their paper, Germany blocked further publication of the results of all research in nuclear physics.By the time the Manhattan Project became fully active, Germany had already decided to scale back their nuclear project to just basic reactor research with the single goal of building power reactors after Germany won the war. They considered a bomb impractical in the time estimated to win the war by conventional means, even if it was possible (and Heisenberg's calculations suggested such a bomb would be too large for any available aircraft to deliver).To Hitler the idea of an Atomic Bomb sounded like Jewish Physics, and thus nonsense. Hitler knew nothing of physics, nuclear or otherwise, and the teaching of Einstein's theories of relativity were already banned in Nazi Germany simply because Einstein was a Jew (implicitly making it Jewish Physics) regardless of any experimental evidence confirming the theories.
What is formulae for the atomic bomb?
you are a dumb firetruck who will burn....like people of hiroshima...
When did people suspect Hitler making the atomic bomb?
Nobody outside the handful of physics professors at universities, and theoretical physicists on campuses and in laboratories, had any idea that any such thing as an atomic bomb might be possible. When told, it sounded like science fiction. Albert Einstein received a visit from two other physicists while at his vacation home on Long Island in the early days of the war. These men knew that one of the leading physicists in the field was a German, Werner Heisenberg. Heisenberg had published scholarly articles in the 30s, one implication of which was that a nuclear bomb might be possible. In their discussion these three realized that it was quite likely the Germans had Heisenberg at work trying to make such a bomb. So they jointly wrote a letter to President Roosevelt, trying to alert him to the danger. The visitors had come to Einstein to get him to sign such a letter, because he had some name recognition, and they did not, outside of universities. It was this letter that gave birth to the US bomb program, the Manhattan Project. But most people, and I mean the overwhelming majority, still did not know what an atomic bomb was even after they heard we had dropped some on Japan.
What is used in an atomic bomb?
Any heavy radioactive element can be used. Like uranium.
