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Restricted Data: The Nuclear Secrecy Blog
Restricted Data is a blog about nuclear secrecy, past and present, run by Alex Wellerstein, an historian of science.
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NUKEMAP is a website for visualizing the effects of nuclear detonations.
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NUKEMAP3D has been discontinued. In 2015-2016, Google discontinued the support and operation of the Google Earth Browser Plugin. This was the core technology that allowed NUKEMAP3D to function. As ...
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8 months
Henry Stimson didn’t go to Kyoto on his honeymoon
The city of Kyoto was the only great city of Japan to be spared serious bombing during World War II, despite being among the top targets preferred for the atomic bomb, thanks to the unprecedented and extraordinary efforts by the Secretary of War, Henry...
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10 months
Deconstructing “The Doomsday Machine” – Part 1: The Question of Memory
When I learned several months ago that Daniel Ellsberg had pancreatic cancer, and was opting not to treat it, I was not quite sure what I ought to do. I consider it a great honor that I got to spend several days with Ellsberg, a few years back, and was...
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1 year
Oppenheimer: Vacated but not Vindicated
One of the sleeper news items of last week was that the Department of Energy officially vacated the Atomic Energy Commission decision that stripped J. Robert Oppenheimer of his security clearance in 1954. It did come as a surprise to me. I knew that...
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1 year
Did the Japanese offer to surrender before Hiroshima? (Part 2)
This is second post of a two part series on this topic.
Click here for part one.
Did the Japanese offer to surrender before the atomic bombs were dropped in August 1945? In my first post earlier this week, I gave what we might call the standard diplomatic history answer: no, they didn’t. There were “peace feelers” to the Soviet Union...
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