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[[Image:Los Alamos aerial view.jpg|right|thumb|Los Alamos National Laboratory, 1995|400px]]
[[Image:Los Alamos aerial view.jpg|right|thumb|Los Alamos National Laboratory, 1995|400px]]
'''Los Alamos National Laboratory''' was a secret lab in New Mexico where a group of physicists and engineers came together to build the first atomic bomb. The codename for their project was The [[Manhattan Project]]. The scientists lived in an isolated compound and neighbors never realized what was happening. Unfortunately, however, communist Soviet Union received two separate leaks of the atomic secrets from spies.{{fact}}
'''Los Alamos National Laboratory''' was a secret [[laboratory|lab]] in [[New Mexico]] where a group of [[physicist]]s and [[engineer]]s came together to build the first [[atomic bomb]]. The codename for their project was The [[Manhattan Project]]. The scientists lived in an isolated compound and neighbors never realized what was happening. Unfortunately, however, [[communist]] [[Soviet Union]] received two separate leaks of the atomic secrets from [[spy|spies]].{{fact}}
[[Enrico Fermi]], perhaps the greatest physicist of the time, did the foundational work at the [[University of Chicago]] before The [[Manhattan Project]] began. Others, such as the [[mathematics|mathematician]] [[Paul Erdos]], declined to join The [[Manhattan Project]].
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[[category:United States History]]
[[category:United States History]]