German Scientists Missed Atomic Bomb

German Scientists Missed Atomic Bomb

During World War II, Germany’s nuclear researchers never seriously pursued building nuclear weapons and doubted whether such weapons were even possible. After Germany surrendered, physicist Werner Heisenberg and other scientists were secretly recorded while under house arrest at Farm Hall in England. When they heard about the bombing of Hiroshima in 1945, they reacted with shock.

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