Luxury Inside - August 2022 - Invention - 38
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As a famous author of relativistic physics, Einstein laid the 
theoretical foundations of what later led to the nuclear bomb or 
atomic bomb with his special theory of relativity published in 
1905 and above all with his well-known formula E = mc2, i.e. 
the energy equals mass times the speed of light squared. This formula enabled the feat of turning mass into energy and 
energy into mass, which is basically what happens in atomic 
bomb reactions: an atom is "split" and part of it is turned into 
free energy
Later in the 20th century, various physicists in Nazi Germany 
cultivated their knowledge of atomic nuclei. Among them were 
the physicist Niels Bohr, who theorized nuclear fission, but also 
Otto Hans and Lise Meitner, who developed neutron 
bombardment of atomic nuclei to discover elements heavier 
than uranium. Many of these scientists had to flee their country because they 
were of Jewish descent. This is how this knowledge made its 
way to the United States, where other scientists such as Enrico 
Fermi, Richard Feynman, and John von Neumann were also 
able to contribute to the so-called Manhattan Project: the 
American attempt to develop an atomic bomb before the Nazis 
did
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