Project Y

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Project Y was the secret codename for the Los Alamos Laboratory, the central research site of the Manhattan Project where the first atomic bombs were designed and built during World War II.

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instanceOf World War II project
research project
secret codename
associatedTechnology gun-type nuclear weapon
implosion-type nuclear weapon
plutonium bomb design
uranium bomb design
codenameFor Los Alamos Laboratory
country United States of America
surface form: United States
director J. Robert Oppenheimer
employer U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
surface form: United States Army Corps of Engineers
endYear 1945
field nuclear physics
weapons engineering
focus experimental physics research
nuclear weapons development
ordnance engineering
theoretical physics research
governedBy United States government
historicalImpact contribution to end of World War II
development of first nuclear weapons
involvedScientist Edward Teller
Emilio Segrè
Enrico Fermi
George Kistiakowsky
Hans Bethe
John von Neumann
Klaus Fuchs
Niels Bohr
Richard Feynman
Seth Neddermeyer
Stanislaw Ulam
location Los Alamos, New Mexico
militaryDirector Leslie R. Groves Jr.
notableEvent Trinity test device
surface form: Trinity nuclear test
notableProject Fat Man
Little Boy
operatedBy University of California system
surface form: University of California
partOf Manhattan Project
purpose construction of atomic bombs
design of atomic bombs
relatedProgram Project Alberta
relatedSite Hanford Site, Washington
surface form: Hanford Site

Oak Ridge Reservation
surface form: Oak Ridge
securityClassification Top Secret
startYear 1943
successor Los Alamos Laboratory
surface form: Los Alamos National Laboratory
timePeriod World War II

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