The Excitement and Importance of Creating the Atomic Bomb

They were excited to see their hard work come to life when a bomb exploded in the desert. It didn't have significant consequences, but it was a major accomplishment. These scientists understood the importance of their work, as it meant they didn't have to risk their lives on the front lines of war. One scientist, John Wheeler, even believed that if they had worked faster, his brother might still be alive. There was a sense of hope that their efforts would bring an end to the war.