founder of atom bomb?
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It was designed by a team of scientists led by J Robet Oppenheimer
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Yes - he was an American physician and he invented the first Woman's vibr@tor in 1869.  It was powered by steam.
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Hmm, think hard_then speak has an interesting one, although the answer is reasonably well known.\n\nFollowing the WWII I'd interview Werner Heisenberg in 1944 to see if he was really NOT trying to build an A-bomb for Nazi Germany, or if that is just what he said after the war. (And after he learned he was going about it in the wrong way.)
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we dropped lots and lots and lots of bombs on japan, too many to count or even name each one...so i take you are talking about the atomic ones named: fatman and little boy\n\nLittle Boy was dropped from a B-29 bomber piloted by U.S. Army Air Force Col. Paul W. Tibbets. Tibbets had named the plane Enola Gay after his mother the night before the atomic attack.\n\nMajor Charles W. Sweeney piloted the B-29, #77 that dropped Fat Man. After the nuclear mission, #77 was christened Bockscar after its regular Command Pilot, Fred Bock.\n\non an ineresting note, one reason Hiroshima and Nagasaki were picked as locations was due in large part to the fact that we had already destroyed much of every other city through fire-bombing.
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Hmmm!  tie between Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein.  Simply mention their names...
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You want to make the bomb?
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ask Mcguyver, he builds bombs out of strings and paper clips
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Philo T. Farnsworth \nhttp://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventors/farnsworth.htm
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Einstein theorized that energy and matter are interchangeable. He postulated that nuclear fission takes place via chain-reaction and the energy (measured in ergs) produced from the "splitting of atoms" is equal to the atomic mass of an element multiplied by the speed off light squared (mc2). Einstein wasn't thinking of creating a "bomb" when he first developed the theory. Other nuclear physicist came up with the bomb idea. That is why the isotope of the heaviest element (uranium) was used to make an atomic bomb. Also, a small amount of matter is capable of producing a tremendous amount of energy. The testing of the atomic bomb actually proved Einstein's E=mc2 theory.
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Leona Woods -- later known as Dr. Leona Marshall Libby.\nDied of cancer Monday, November 10th, 1986.\n\nHer obituary was posted in the New York Times on Nov 12, 1986 http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F50717FD395E0C718DDDA80994DE484D81\n\nDr. Leona Libby, 67; Worked on Atom Bomb\nNovember 12, 1986, Wednesday\n(NYT); Obituary\nLate City Final Edition, Section D, Page 27, Column 5, 266 words. Correction Appended\n\nDISPLAYING FIRST 50 OF 266 WORDS -Leona Marshall Libby, a scientist who worked on Enrico Fermi's first nuclear reactor, died Monday at Saint John's Hospital in Santa Monica, Calif., after a long illness. She was 67 years old and lived in Marina del Rey, Calif. At 23, Dr. Marshall was one of the youngest members...\n\nCorrection: November 14, 1986, Friday\nLate City Final Edition \n\nThe obituary of an atomic scientist on Wednesday referred to her incorrectly. She was Dr. Leona Marshall Libby; Marshall was her name by a previous marriage.
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Anit-matter is related to the atomic bomb? How?  The "atomic" bomb was a device that created a nuclear fission chain reaction.  No anti-matter was used.  The modern "nuclear" or "hydrogen" bombs are fusion devices (which create the energy needed for the fusion reaction by first detonating an atomic fission device), but still, no anti-matter involved.  \nNow, a positron (or the anti-electron) can come about under certain circumstances of a photon interacting with things such as carbon or fluorine and a couple others causing beta particle decay, but none of the right elements was used in any bomb.
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A neutron bomb is a type of nuclear weapon invented by Samuel Cohen specifically designed to release a relatively large portion of its energy as energetic neutron radiation.\n\nA nuclear weapon is a weapon which derives its destructive force from nuclear reactions of either nuclear fission or the more powerful fusion. As a result, even a nuclear weapon with a relatively small yield is significantly more powerful than the largest conventional explosives, and a single weapon is capable of destroying or seriously disabling an entire city.
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In 1794 Ernst Friedrich Chladni (klad' nee), considered the father of meteoritics, published a book in which he concluded that stone and iron masses did fall out of the sky and were associated with high speed fireballs.\n\nPersonally, I think Gene Shoemaker should be called the father of asteroid impacts.
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A.P.J Abdul Kalam....\n\nhow come u don kno that?
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jimmy carter\n\nhttp://www.jimmycarterlibrary.gov/kids/facts.phtml
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the Notorious Cherry Bombs \n http://www.thenotoriouscherrybombs.com/home.htm
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Charles Babbage.\n\nRead the artical here:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_babbage