Fat Man, and Little Boy. Testing world's first atomic bomb On July 16, scientists from the Manhattan Project conducted the first test of an implosive-type plutonium bomb, called Trinity.

The Fat Man bomb was fueled by plutonium created at the Hanford nuclear reservation, at the time a secret operation near the Tri-Cities. And three-quarters of a century after Hanford was created ...

The world changed on August 9, 1945, and it never went back. The United States exploded the plutonium bomb known as "Fat Man," causing Nagasaki, Japan, to become the second and last casualty of ...

The report stated Ukraine could build a device using plutonium, similar to technology the U.S. used to develop the "Fat Man" bomb dropped on Nagasaki in 1945. According to the Times, the report ...

A mushroom cloud rises into the atmosphere after the atomic bomb named “Fat Man” was detonated over Nagasaki in Japan on on Aug. 9, 1945. The plutonium powered bomb was 40% more powerful than ...

might have instead been a plutonium bomb fueled by reactor products from Hanford, Washington. (as was the case with the second bomb, "Fat Man"). “Oppenheimer’s great wartime leadership as ...

The Fat Man bomb dropped on Nagasaki, Japan, Aug. 9, 1945, was fueled with plutonium produced at the Hanford nuclear reservation site in Eastern Washington. The Manhattan Project National ...

I had already visited Nagasaki, where the US military used a plutonium bomb codenamed Fat Man, very similar in design and yield to The Gadget tested in New Mexico. Fat Man laid a city to waste, ...