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Within the continental US there have been just short of 1000 nuclear detonations for various purposes, over 95% of these were within the Nevada Test Site just north of Las Vegas, NV. This does not include safety tests, plutonium dispersal tests, RaLa tests, etc. that produced no nuclear yield but were experiments required for bomb development.
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Who can made first nuclear bomb?
US
Why did the US begin the development of the atomic bomb?
Because they needed a weapon to defeat the Japanese, and many prestigious scientists, including Einstein himself, mailed the president to tell him of the potential power of an atomic bomb.
Why does the balloon stop blowing when doing the experiment?
As you tell us nothing of this experiment, there is no way to answer your question.
How many miles did the first atomic bomb level in square miles?
US estimates suggest that 4.7 square miles of Hiroshima were destroyed.
What are the names of the scientist from the US that worked on the atomic bomb?
There were many thousands of people that worked on the project in various locations. The scientist in charge was Robert Oppenheimer.
When did the US get the atom bomb?
1945
Who was the us afraid would get the atom bomb first?
who was the u.s afraid would get an a atom bomb first
How many atom bomb us wanted to drop on japan?
The USA only had 2 atomic bombs.
In which year did the US drop the atom bomb on japan?
1945
Who made first atom bomb?
albert einstein
Did you drop a atom bomb on hiroshima?
If you mean the US, yes.
Did emperor hirohito approve on dropping the atom bomb on the US?
probably would have, but japan did NOT have the atomic bomb...........
What did the US drop on Japanese cities to end WWll?
Atom Bomb !! :)
How did the US get its nuclear or atom bomb?
Look up "The Manhattan Project"
What brought an end to the fighting between Japan and the US?
The Atom Bomb
What new technology allowed the us to defeat japan?
The Atom Bomb.
When did the US army drop the atom bomb on Hiroshima?
August 6, 1945
