Important History of Atomic Bomb

Important History of Atomic Bomb Related Important Events ⚡

Date of Event	Event / Incident
02 August 1939	Physicist Leo Szeelald signed US President Franklin signed by Albert Einstein. Wrote a letter to Roosevelt, warning that Germany could develop a atomic bomb, which led to the establishment of the Manhattan project.
09 August 1945	The United States dropped the second atomic bomb killing more than 70,000 citizens in Nagasaki, Japan. Hiroshima was dropped the first bomb 3 days ago.
09 August 1945	The Second World War-USAF Bombs Boxkar dropped Nagasaki, a atomic bomb called 'Fat Man' destroyed by Nagasaki, Japan.
05 August 1945	US airplanes dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan.
06 August 1945	The US dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima city in Japan.
10 August 1945	Due to atomic bombs, Japan, looking at his desire to surrender to the Allies, said that his emperor Hirohit is the same.
09 August 1945	The US dropped the second atomic bomb named Fat on Nagasaki city in Japan.
16 July 1945	The US conducted its first test of the atomic bomb.
26 August 1945	It has been revealed that more than 25,000 mice were used in the Manhattan project, to see if radiation will have any bad effect on workers in nuclear bomb plants.
06 August 1945	The atomic bomb is dropped by the United States on "Little Boy" Hiroshima. It is the most powerful bomb ever, causing about 140,000 people to kill.
06 August 1945	Anola Gay, an Air Force Air Force of the Second World War-American Army, dropped an atomic bomb named 'Little Boy' on Hiroshima, Japan, killing more than 140,000 people.
29 August 1949	The Soviet Union investigated its first atomic bomb, known as First Lightning or 1 in Semalapaltinsk, Kazakhstan.
22 September 1949	The Soviet Union successfully tested the first atomic bomb.
22 September 1949	The Soviet Union exploded. This is the first atomic bomb, it is 4 years later.
01 March 1954	The United States exploded the largest explosion by any human in the Bikini Islands of the Marshall Islands in the Pacific. It is believed that the hydrogen bomb was a thousand times more powerful than the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima.
05 February 1958	A Mark 15 nuclear bomb disappeared off the shores of Tybee Island, Georgia, after it was jettisoned during a practice exercise when the bomber carrying it collided in midair with a fighter plane.
13 April 1960	France becomes the fourth country to test a nuclear bomb in the Sahara Desert.
30 October 1961	The world's largest bombings have been exploded by the Soviet Union, which is about 4,000 times more powerful than the atomic bomb, dropped on Hiroshima in 1945.
18 May 1974	India became the sixth nuclear power country in the world with its first underground nuclear bomb test at Pokhran in Rajasthan. The trial was named 'Smiling Buddha'.
14 July 1978	Alan Ginsberg completed the 'Plutonian Aud'. This prevents the train load of fishing material which led to the atomic bomb trigger factory of Rockwell located in Colorado.