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Who was the second nation to test a atomic bomb?
Soviet Union
Who was the second nation to test the atomic bomb?
The Soviet Union
What second nation to test an atomic bomb was?
The Soviet Union
What successful test was made by the Soviet Union in 1949?
The Soviet Union successfully tested its first atomic bomb in 1949.
What happened on September 2 1949 to change the relations between the US and the soviet union?
The USSR successfully detonates its first atomic bomb at a remote test site at Semipalatinsk in Kazakhstan code named "First Lightning ."
President Truman responded to the first successful soviet test of an atomic device by?
authorizing full-scale work on the hydrogen bomb. :]
What makes hiroshima so important?
It was the site chosen to test the first atomic bomb.
What information did President Truman keep from Stalin at the Potsdam Conference?
The atomic bomb test
What did Stalin do when he knew about the atomic bomb?
When Stalin learned about the atomic bomb's development by the United States, he intensified the Soviet nuclear weapons program to ensure the USSR could match U.S. military capabilities. He ordered accelerated research and development efforts, prioritizing the creation of an atomic bomb. This led to the successful test of the Soviet atomic bomb in 1949, which significantly altered the global power balance and initiated the nuclear arms race during the Cold War.
Which country successfully tested its first atomic bomb in 1949?
The soviet Union started its program after learning of America's efforts to make the atomic bomb. it was tested on August 29th 1949. The test is known to American's as Joe 1
What was the name of atomic bomb test site?
The atomic bomb test site was named the Trinity Test Site. It was located in New Mexico, USA, and was where the first atomic bomb was successfully detonated on July 16, 1945.
The test location for the first atomic bomb was?
The test location of the first atomic bomb was located in California as it was known as the Manhattan Project.
