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warandpeas · 1 year

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#aliens #atom bomb #attack #books #chaos #comic #destruction #funny #humor #lol #panic #reader #reading #scholar #war and peas #webcomic

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qirarey123 · 7 months

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Wanted to draw the Spiderband in my style 🤘🎸

I kinda hope we see them in Hobie's universe in the next movie.

#across the spiderverse #spiderman across the spiderverse #astv #riri williams #riot heart #karl morningdew #captain anarchy #kamala khan #ms marvel #robbie banner #hulk #atom bomb #daredevil #mattea murdock #spiderband #earth 138

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humanoidhistory · 9 months

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"First picture of results of atomic bomb." From the front page for the Gainesville Daily Register, Texas, August 13, 1945.

#hiroshima #nagasaki #history #japan #atom bomb #atomic #nuclear #military history #war #wwii #ww2 #world war ii #second world war #world war 2

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wandering-alien · 9 months

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'Oppenheimer' is actually a really interesting exploration into masculinity and gender. Bear in mind I've only watched the film once and my thoughts aren't entirely coherent but I wanted to share some.

Robert and Kitty's relationship is really intriguing and an insight into relationships and gender dynamics of the time. Kitty is suffocated by her kids and role as a mother but pushes through and sticks by Robert's side, not only because she's really loyal but because that's what women were expected to do. She's sacrificed a lot of her happiness and now her husband is a great man of history.

We see Robert Oppenheimer in a very emotional light, with close ups of Murphy's amazing acting really driving this home. It's good to see how someone in Oppenheimer's position would actually behave, and the stress and anxiety he feels is built into the film. At one point, Truman calls Oppenheimer a 'crybaby' and it really reminded me how important the obvious showing of Oppenheimer's emotions is in this film. Not only does it help us connect with him as a character, but it's acknowledging men's emotions and a fact that this male character can be and is vulnerable (which is an idea reinforced by the scenes in the board room).

Also just the general details, like the chemist arguing with another member of the team because he doesn't understand female anatomy and acts like she can't properly do her work. Really reminds you that it was a different time.

Sorry if none of this makes sense or if it seems a bit off, just what I took away from the film, especially because I saw 'Barbie' a few days before and that was very focused on gender as a theme.

#oppenheimer movie #Oppenheimer #oppenheimer film #barbie #barbenheimer #gender #film #film analysis #robert j oppenheimer #cillian murphy #christopher nolan #nolan #feminism #masculinity #vulnerability #emotions #fifties #atom bomb #second word war

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spadearts · 5 months

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#doodles #oc #art #atom bomb #original character

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magnetothemagnificent · 9 months

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It's been a few(?) weeks but I think what irks me about the Oppenheimer spectacle is that I'd find it very hard to believe that Hollywood (as it stands today) would ever make anywhere close to such a big highlight promotion to a movie dedicated to say, the Rosenberg trials.

The USA executed a Jewish couple on flimsy suspicions that they were leaking atom bomb secrets to their enemies (the atom bomb that America gladly hired "former" n-zi scientists to help make)

The US wasn't even at any formal war at the time, it was officially peacetime, but they deemed this Jewish couple enough of an enemy to murder them for getting in the way of making the A-bomb.

The executive choices for which parts of history receive these gigantic and public-conscious-defining spectacles on the most massive media platforms is very curious to me.

Yeah and like.... it's not like the movie depicted the creation of the atom bomb in an angle that isn't really depicted in film. They could have focused on the ethical conflicts the Jewish scientists, such as Oppenheimer and Einstein felt, as well as the feeling of urgency they felt because of the Holocaust (remember, the Jews recruited were recruited because the US knew their rage and wanting to bomb Nazis and wanted to exploit it). But instead the movie barely acknowledges Oppenheimer or Einstein or any of the other Jewish scientists' Jewishness.

Like, it's honestly lazy telling a story that's already been told in film so many times before. Talk about the aftermath of the testing in New Mexico, or the aftermath of the bombing in Japan. Talk about the Jewish scientists and how their identities interacted with the Manhattan project and the antisemitism they faced. Talk about the post-WW2 Red Scare and how it disproportionately targeted Jews, Black people, and gay people. Where's the nuance, the focus on the untold parts?

#media criticism #oppenheimer #atom bomb #cold war #antisemitism #the red scare #history

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misforgotten2 · 3 months

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A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #441

Richard Foster is a pen name of Kendell Foster Crossen

Cover by Richard Powers -- 1959

#1959 #1950s #1950's #wwiii #atom bomb #Richard Powers #cover art #book cover #paperback #vintage paperback #science fiction #scifi #sci fi #ephemera #sci-fi

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maysshortmoviereviews · 9 months

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Oppenheimer (2023)

🎬During World War II, Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves Jr. appoints physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer to work on the top-secret Manhattan Project. Oppenheimer and a team of scientists spend years developing and designing the atomic bomb. Their work comes to fruition on July 16, 1945, as they witness the world's first nuclear explosion, forever changing the course of history.

📝A truly magnificent film, based on the equally excellent book ('American Prometheus'). It's full of excellent cast and tells us about the Golden Age of Physics as well as the dark age of the bomb. A thought provoking film and Cillian Murphy is just phenomenal. I highly recommend that you watch this in the cinema.

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x-heesy · 2 months

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𝙼𝚘𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝𝚛𝚞𝚌𝚔𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚙𝚎𝚊𝚌𝚎 ☮️ 🍄

Why?

King of lies is alive

Look around, look inside, infidel!

Infidel!

(Infidel!) It begins here, it ends now

The prince must pay his head or the crown

Rob the poor, slaughter the weak

Distort the law, perfect deceit

Do I need a gas mask?

Should I get inoculated?

Will this war last?

Will we be incinerated?

False gods, death squads, blind!

This is a catastrophe

Weapon systems activated, puritans have invaded

This is a catastrophe

To protect against the threat

Order must be kept

Do I need a gas mask?

Should I get inoculated?

Will this war last?

Will we be incinerated?

False gods, death squads, blind!

The elephants march to war

Concede!

Conform!

Concede!

Conform!

Deny the big lie!

My tribe

Join me

Alliance of defiance in the warhead

Alliance of defiance

All are welcome here

Give me your tired, give me your sick

Give me indulgence, decadence

Give me your tired, give me your sick

Give me indulgence, decadence

Give me your tired, give me your sick

Give me indulgence, decadence

He lied, they died, keep the peasants terrified!

This is a catastrophe

You must lead if they get me

On my command!

Break free, break free, break free, break free

Warhead by Otep

@invincible-selfxmade-punk @frenchpsychiatrymuderedmycnut @bigbonzo @inbetweenneeds

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blackswaneuroparedux · 11 months

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I... a universe of atoms, an atom in the universe.

- Richard Feyneman

Richard Feynman (1918-1988) was an American theoretical physicist who received the Nobel Prize in 1965. Robert Wilson recruited the brilliant young Feynman, only 24 at the time, for the Manhattan Project as a junior physicist soon after completing his Ph.D. At Los Alamos, Feynman was assigned to the theoretical division of Hans Bethe, and soon became a group leader. Feynman was briefly transferred to the Oak Ridge facility, where he aided engineers in calculating safety procedures for material storage so that inadvertent criticality accidents could be avoided. He was well known for playfully challenging the security at Los Alamos, and was present for the Trinity test in 1945, viewing the explosion through his truck windshield.

After the Manhattan Project, Feynman regretted not reconsidering his work after Germany was defeated in World War II, although he continued to feel that the threat of a nuclear-armed Nazi Germany was enough to justify his initial participation. He turned down an offer from the Institute for Advanced Study and joined Hans Bethe at Cornell from 1945 to 1950, where he taught theoretical physics. Feynman left to join the faculty at Caltech in 1950. There he conducted his groundbreaking research in areas of quantum electrodynamics and superfluidity.

Feynman won his 1965 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work in quantum electrodynamics, a formula well known for its accurate predictions, which combines his path integral formulation and his Feynman diagrams. Additionally, he worked in the fields of the physics of superfluidity and quantum gravity, and developed a model of weak decay. However he caused great controversy when shortly after winning the prize in 1965, he seemingly rejected it. Feynman increasingly felt unease at the award turning the scientists into an institution.

It was no strange thing for Feynman to offer an opinion contrary to authority. Often called a buffoon and a magician, Feynman was scolded by the scientific world for his pursuit of things outside science, like art and music. A series of televised lecturers for the public secured his place in the households of millions in the US and the rest of the world. It was here that his excitement and passion for science trickled into the popular psyche and admitted countless young people into the world of science. He loved science and its limitless possibilities of discovery; it is no surprise, then, that he viewed his Nobel Prize with indifference.

#feyneman #richard feyneman #quote #physicist #scientist #nobel prize in physics #nobel laureate #american #caltech #los alamos #nuclear #atom bomb #manhattan project #science #university

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tygerland · 10 months

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22 April 1952 - 0930 - Yucca Flat, Nevada USA Army troops stationed at a four-mile distance watch the mushroom cloud from a nuclear bomb test. The 33-kiloton, Mark-IV device was dropped from a B-50 Superfortress, then detonated 3,500 feet above the Nevada Test Site, just 60 miles northwest of Las Vegas; an event broadcast on live television across the United States.

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nevzatboyraz44 · 8 months

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real atomic bomb test video...

#türkiye #doğa #travel photography #travel destinations #travel #manzara #view #natural #europe #africa #atom bomb

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droneboi · 4 hours

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White people be like

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lutnistas · 3 months

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post-soviet town Kurchatov ( Kazakhstan ) - the former operations center for the adjoining Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site

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tuuneoftheday · 1 month

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Bully - Atom Bomb

#bully #atom bomb #tune of the day #totd #alicia bogdanno #Spotify

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jbfly46 · 4 months

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Geoengineering like chemtrails, genetically modified organisms (gmo), weather control technology like HARRP, and mind control signals piggybacking on civilian wireless communications are apart of a planet terraforming plan by Reptilians working for the Archonian Empire that made a deal with the U.S. government after they started testing nuclear weapons. The radiation in the upper atmosphere from nuclear testing there was a form of energy seeding and cut off the Earth’s connection using its magnetic field with the rest of the galaxy.

#chemtrails #gmo #Monsanto #nuclear weapons #atom bomb #archons #reptilians #U.S. government #HARRP

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