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Even though the exact number is not yet estimated it was marked in the several thousands, even people today are still dying from radiation sickness clung to the land.

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How many people was killed in the Manhattan Project?

Well, if you want to know the EXACT answer, I don't have it. sorry. BUT, roughly it was about a few hundred. Mostly of radiation sickness. When they dropped the bomb, like TONS of people died. It's sad really. I wish this country had won the war another way, but it is what it is.


How many people helped in the Manhattan Project?

130000 people


How many people died from radiation sickness from the atomic bombs?

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Which people were affected as a result of Manhattan project by Americas?

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What were the positive effects of the Manhattan project?

The Manhattan Project grew to employ more than 130,000 people. The product was used by the US, Canada and United Kingdom's ARMY as their weapon.


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Some people got radiation sickness or died


Did chien shiung Wu invent the atomic bomb?

No, the people apart of the Manhattan Project did.


What were the ill effects of the atomic bomb?

Radiation sickness makes people to lose the hair and could cancer.


How did people die from radiation sickness?

it affected their lungs from the poisonous gases which lead to even more desieses.


Who were the builders of the atomic bomb?

Thousands of people that worked on the Manhattan Project. They were in several states, and from several nations.


Did people in Germany create the Atomic Bomb?

No, the Americans created nuclear weapons under the "Manhattan Project"


Who were the main people working on the Manhattan project?

General Groves was the head of the project for the Army. Dr. Oppenheimer was the scientific leader of the scientists. President Roosevelt kept it a secret and secretly funded the 2 billion dollar project.