Manhattan Project

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The Manhattan Project was the secret U.S.-led World War II research and development program that produced the first nuclear weapons.

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instanceOf World War II project
military research project
nuclear weapons program
aim development of atomic bombs
codenameOrigin Manhattan Engineer District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
conflict World War II
coordinatingOrganization Manhattan Engineer District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
surface form: United States Army Corps of Engineers
country United States of America
surface form: United States
countryPartner Canada
United Kingdom
director Leslie R. Groves Jr.
employedPeople over 130000
endDate 1946-12-31
estimatedCostComment about $2 billion 1940s USD
estimatedCostUSD 2000000000
ethicalDebate use of atomic bombs on Japan
field nuclear physics
weapons engineering
firstNuclearTest Trinity test site, New Mexico
surface form: Trinity test
firstNuclearTestDate 1945-07-16
firstNuclearTestLocation Trinity test site, New Mexico
surface form: Alamogordo Bombing and Gunnery Range, New Mexico
keyScientist Arthur H. Compton
Edward Teller
Enrico Fermi
Ernest O. Lawrence
Eugene Wigner
Hans Bethe
James Chadwick
John von Neumann
Leo Szilard
Niels Bohr
Richard Feynman
legacy beginning of the nuclear age
establishment of U.S. nuclear weapons complex
mainSite Los Alamos Laboratory
mainSiteLocation Los Alamos, New Mexico
militaryBranch United States Army
surface form: U.S. Army
namedAfter Manhattan Engineer District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
surface form: Manhattan Engineer District
predecessor MAUD Committee
S-1 Uranium Committee
producedWeapon atomic bombing of Nagasaki
surface form: Fat Man

atomic bombing of Hiroshima
surface form: Little Boy
result first nuclear weapons
scientificDirector J. Robert Oppenheimer
securityClassification top secret
site Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory
Columbia University
Hanford Site, Washington
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Trinity test site, New Mexico
University of Chicago
startDate 1942-08-13
successor Operation Crossroads
United States Atomic Energy Commission
usedInEvent atomic bombing of Hiroshima
atomic bombing of Nagasaki

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J. Robert Oppenheimer familyName Manhattan Project
this entity surface form: Oppenheimer
J. Robert Oppenheimer notableWork Manhattan Project
Julius notableWork Manhattan Project
subject surface form: Julius Robert Oppenheimer
Julius participantIn Manhattan Project
subject surface form: Julius Robert Oppenheimer
Richard Feynman participatedIn Manhattan Project
Manhattan Engineer District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers notableProject Manhattan Project
subject surface form: Manhattan Engineer District
Los Alamos, New Mexico knownFor Manhattan Project
MAUD Committee influenced Manhattan Project
MAUD Committee influenced Manhattan Project
this entity surface form: United States atomic bomb program
Los Alamos Laboratory partOf Manhattan Project
Oppenheimer (2023 film) subject Manhattan Project
Executive Order 8807 relatedTo Manhattan Project
Hanford Site, Washington builtFor Manhattan Project
subject surface form: Hanford Site
Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory partOf Manhattan Project
S-1 Uranium Committee predecessorOf Manhattan Project
Trinity test site, New Mexico partOf Manhattan Project
Atomic Energy Act of 1946 relatedTo Manhattan Project
Oak Ridge, Tennessee establishedFor Manhattan Project
Oak Ridge, Tennessee roleIn Manhattan Project
MED alsoKnownAs Manhattan Project
subject surface form: Manhattan Engineer District
Clinton Engineer Works partOf Manhattan Project
B Reactor partOf Manhattan Project
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Met Lab partOf Manhattan Project
MAUD Report relatedTo Manhattan Project
C Reactor partOf Manhattan Project
D Reactor partOf Manhattan Project
F Reactor partOf Manhattan Project
James B. Conant participantIn Manhattan Project
Ernest O. Lawrence participatedIn Manhattan Project
Bradbury Science Museum subject Manhattan Project
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I. I. Rabi memberOf Manhattan Project
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Tube Alloys programme relatedTo Manhattan Project
Frisch–Peierls memorandum influenced Manhattan Project
Mark Oliphant participatedIn Manhattan Project
Los Alamos Ranch School campusLaterUsedFor Manhattan Project
Fat Man developedBy Manhattan Project
Leslie R. Groves Jr. notableProject Manhattan Project
Los Alamos Historical Museum theme Manhattan Project
Hans Bethe movement Manhattan Project
Hans Bethe participatedIn Manhattan Project
Niels Bohr tookPartIn Manhattan Project