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J. Robert Oppenheimer died on February 18, 1967 at the age of 62.

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Xbox

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That's easy. He didn't.

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yes

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This is an approximation that is based on the fact that the electron is more than 1000 times lighter than the nucleus of the atom. It allows you to model the motion of electrons as being completely independent of the motion of nuclei because the motion of the nuclei is much much slower than that of electrons. For instance, when an molecule absorbs light such that its electronic configuration changes, that happens essentially immediately. Then the nuclei will move accordingly (either shortening or lengthening bond lengths for instance).

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he died of throat cancer he died of throat cancer he died of throat cancer he died of throat cancer

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Robert J McKain was an Estate Planner with Connecticut General, author of "Realize Your Potential" and "How to get to the top and stay there", AMA 1970,s. His work, noted for it's depth of understanding of "balance" as the goal of success , was used by the famous Stephen Covey in his successful work . Quoted extensively, McKain remains an inspirational thinking leader today. A graduate of The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania , McKain achieved Cigna Corporations top honor for excellence. His legacy continues through his daughter's work, Carol McKain Gregor, in film and writing which promotes the thinking behind creating balance in home design and construction.

His books are still found on Amazon, although not in publication at this time.

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The head scientist of the Manhattan Project, this project was the development of the first U.S nuclear weapon.

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I suggest respectfully that you learn to use search machines such as Google to get answers to questions like the one you posed. For example I wrote entered

Robert oppenheimer education

in Google question window and clicked search; one finds so many answers...one is from wikipedia itself; do click on this one, or input this

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Oppenheimer#Early_life_and_education

on your browser's window and click go or whatever, then you'll get a very complete description oh his education.Anyway, he went to Harvard among other things.

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You mean Rene Robert Cavalier Sieur de La Salle. He was famous for exploring up and down the Mississippi River for France

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yes well infact he got a tellagram from the man himself, his name is albert einstein. Who was really the inventor of the atomic bomb

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I think you are implying that Einstein invented the atomic bomb. He did not. Oppenheimer worked with many others to develop the atomic bomb. The original idea for atomic energy probably came from Leo Szliard (sp?). He worked on the Manhattan project with Enrico Fermi and many other scientists in the development of the bomb. Oppenheimer was the civilian head of the project.

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The war cause for the Nation.

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he created the atomic bomb

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J. Robert Oppenheimer is not really the only "father" of the atomic bomb. Although his research and discoveries were significant, the bomb could have been invented in about the same time if he had not been part of the Manhattan Project. His fellow scientists remembered him as a visionary and capable leader at Los Alamos, while his security hearing brought to light foolish mistakes in judgment and human relationships.

J. Robert Oppenheimer led the scientific efforts which produced the first atomic bomb for the United States, in 1945. Despite his brilliant achievements at the Manhattan Project, Oppenheimer's misgivings about atomic weaponry in general led to his isolation from government weapons research in the years following the war.

After witnessing the first test at Trinity, Oppenheimer wrote that some laughed, some cried, and through his mind floated a line from the Bhagavadgita: "I am become death: the destroyer of worlds." His ambivalance towards the use of science for military ends led to his opposition to the development of a hydrogen bomb after the war. Unfortunately for him, the Soviet Union exploded its own atomic weapon in 1948, creating tremendous pressure for the US to develop the even larger fusion weapon.

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June 7 1329 at the age of 54. his exact time was at 11:22 am..........okay fine I don't know the time.

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No, he had no sisters, but he did have a brother named Frank

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yes he did he had 2 children a boy and a girl

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Robert Oppenheimer was the chief scientist of the US development of atomic weapons. Thousands of people worked on the bomb in various capacities

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Robert Oppenheimer lost his security clearance because of his wife's alleged connections with Communist organizations.

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Alcuin Preparatory School and then Ethical Culture Society School

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Like most of the scientists on the Manhattan Project, the threat (or fear) that the Nazi's were developing an atomic weapon, basically compelled them (and the Army) to proceed with the development.

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Robert Oppenheimer was born on April 22, 1904.

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Not really. A very large team called the Manhattan Project, built the first atomic bombs. Oppenheimer was the civilian head of the team. General Leslie Groves was the military head of the project. Several hundred scientists and technicians worked on the project. The original idea of the bomb came from Leo Szliard (sp).