Atomic Bomb Links

• The Alan Sokal article, Transgressing the Boundaries: An Afterword, that I mentioned in class on Tuesday May 11.

• A CNN site on the Cold War recommended by Anthony. There looks to be a lot of good information here.

• Documentation and Diagrams of the Atomic Bomb. Some pretty good technical info here.

• The Leo Szilard home page.

• Pictures of many of the scientists we've been reading about.

• Science, Technology, and Culture at UC Santa Barbara. There are about a billion annotated links here. Looks pretty useful.

• Nuclear Questions and Answers. Good, basic information about radiation and its effects from the University of Wisconsin.

• An amazing collection of World War II Links. Lots and lots of stuff here, including maps, many oral histories and interviews, and atomic bomb info.

• A lecture on nuclear power from a Physics of Energy and The Environment taught at the University of Oregon. Some good images and lots of information and links here.

• Nuke Links. Another large, well-organized page of links.

• Anthony Yartel reports that Anne Swann has found a good website, Remembering Nagasaki. This site is very well done and has some extraordinary photographs and commentary. Highly recommended.

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