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Szilard is credited with having the idea of a [[nuclear]] [[chain reaction]] would release massive amounts of [[energy]], and with convincing [[Enrico Fermi]], [[Einstein]], and others that it is possible. He received a US patent for it. In 1945, after the [[Manhattan Project]] had made a successful atomic bomb, Szilard started a [[petition]], signed by a number of his fellow atomic [[scientist]]s, requesting that the bomb not be used against [[Japan]].
Szilard is credited with having the idea of a [[nuclear]] [[chain reaction]] would release massive amounts of [[energy]], and with convincing [[Enrico Fermi]], [[Einstein]], and others that it is possible. He received a US patent for it. In 1945, after the [[Manhattan Project]] had made a successful atomic bomb, Szilard started a [[petition]], signed by a number of his fellow atomic [[scientist]]s, requesting that the bomb not be used against [[Japan]].
==See Also==
==See also==
* [[Manhattan Project]]
* [[Manhattan Project]]
* [[Albert Einstein]]
* [[Albert Einstein]]