Hello! I have written a short article about the atomic bombings, and the anniversary that I think gets overlooked — when Truman *stopped* further atomic bombing, and why he did so. thebulletin.org/2025/08/trum...
Hello! I have written a short article about the atomic bombings, and the anniversary that I think gets overlooked — when Truman *stopped* further atomic bombing, and why he did so. thebulletin.org/2025/08/trum...
For this 80th anniversary of the Trinity test, I was able to get a much higher-resolution version of the map that was created of the test's fallout contours, on July 21, 1945.
For this 80th anniversary of the Trinity test, I was able to get a much higher-resolution version of the map that was created of the test's fallout contours, on July 21, 1945.
Over the last decade or so I have occasionally been able to restore redacted pieces of the Manhattan District History, esp. the Los Alamos – Technical volume, as I found excerpts in other misc. places. I've recently updated the copy of it that I put up at Archive.org: archive.org/details/Manh...
April 22, 2025 at 12:50 PM
Over the last decade or so I have occasionally been able to restore redacted pieces of the Manhattan District History, esp. the Los Alamos – Technical volume, as I found excerpts in other misc. places. I've recently updated the copy of it that I put up at Archive.org: archive.org/details/Manh...
I realized recently that a number of the descriptions of the target selection for the atomic bombings get the progression a bit wrong. What follows is what I think is the most complete timeline of changes to the target list through the atomic bombings themselves that is available. (1/...)
January 4, 2024 at 5:25 PM
I realized recently that a number of the descriptions of the target selection for the atomic bombings get the progression a bit wrong. What follows is what I think is the most complete timeline of changes to the target list through the atomic bombings themselves that is available. (1/...)
The deal seems to be that people can largely live like in pre-pandemic times as long as we accept getting miserably ill maybe twice a year (especially during family holidays), accept heightened risks of long-term health problems, and let old/vulnerable folks die. Doesn’t seem like a good deal to me.
December 27, 2023 at 2:08 PM
The deal seems to be that people can largely live like in pre-pandemic times as long as we accept getting miserably ill maybe twice a year (especially during family holidays), accept heightened risks of long-term health problems, and let old/vulnerable folks die. Doesn’t seem like a good deal to me.