Socaial Change: Albert Einstein and the Building of a Nuclear Bomb

The film entitled "Einstein's Letter" depicts the historical events that began in the summer of 1939; the world famous physicist Albert Einstein agreed to sign a letter to President Franklin Roosevelt I will change the world forever. He was taken to Long Island's home by Hungarian physicists Leo Szilard and Eugene Wigner to help the president build a nuclear bomb. They believe that the world will be saved by this atomic bomb and its explosive treatment.

In 1939, Albert Einstein told Theodore Roosevelt that German Nazis is about to make nuclear weapons. In response, President Roosevelt established a uranium advisory committee, which led to the study of the Manhattan plan to study the abilities of nuclear weapons. America is the first country to succeed in the manufacture and explosion of atomic bombs. The successful trial of the first nuclear bomb at Los Alamos in New Mexico led to the first disarmament campaign. This move comes from Manhattan's planner himself. 70 scientists from the program signed a Shillard petition to urge the President not to use bombs in Japan and even attacks on Pearl Harbor. Instead, they should have sufficient time for Japan to surrender, or "I believe our moral position will weaken from the world and our own eyes".

In 1939, American scientists turned to Albert Einstein. They are worried that Germany is bombarding the atomic bomb. Albert Einstein started working right away. Albert Einstein and a group of scientists have studied the interior of the atom. Later, Albert Einstein and a group of scientists were able to develop atomic bombs. Pentecost, they can threaten the Germans. Albert Einstein made a difference in the view of today's things. Born in Ulm, Germany on March 14, 1879, died on Princeton on April 15, 1955. Albert Einstein got married twice. His first wife has two sons. Wit is his second wife, and he must give his daughter Albert Einstein numerous theories about how the world works. Albert Einstein traveled all over the world to teach other scientists. In 1922, he received the Nobel Prize in physics.