Who Invented Nuclear Power? Here's Why That's A Complicated Question

Nuclear power wasn't the invention of a single genius mind, rather, it was the product of many of the greatest minds from the ...
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The birth of the Manhattan Project

When nuclear fission was discovered, scientists theorized if it could be used in an atom bomb. Thus, American Army sets up one of the biggest research projects in history: The Manhattan Project.
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The American atom : a documentary history of nuclear policies from the discovery of fission to the present / Philip L. Cantelon, Richard G. Hewlett, and Robert C. Williams, editors

Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Scientists make key breakthrough that could help unlock game-changing energy source: 'Our findings enhance our understanding'

Scientists have found a new region of heavy isotopes where fission occurs in a different way than expected, Interesting Engineering reported. Traditional nuclear fission typically breaks heavy atoms ...
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Fission Gas Release in Nuclear Fuel Systems

Fission gas release constitutes a pivotal phenomenon in nuclear fuel behaviour during reactor operation. It involves the generation and migration of gaseous fission products—primarily xenon and ...