Female Astrophysicist Helped Build 1st Atomic Bomb
Today marks 75 years since the firstuse of nuclear weapons in war-time, when heUnited States dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Oneof the very few female scientists who worked on the Manhattan Projectwent on to become a researcher in high-energy physics, astrophysics,cosmology, and diatomic molecular spectroscopy.
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Female Astrophysicist Helped Build 1st Atomic Bomb
Photograph of Leona Woods Marshall at the University of Chicago on 1946 December 2. (Image Sources: ...
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