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2013
October 2013
25
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The 37th President had a strange relationship with nuclear weapons — he didn't think they mattered very much.
July 2013
5
Redactions
An unusual view on the possibility of scientific secrecy from physicist who was inside the Manhattan Project but not making the bomb.
2012
2
Meditations
Reports from the annual meeting for the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations: Farm Hall, David Lilienthal, Atoms for Peace.
June 2012
25
Meditations
Two new articles on centrifuge history shed important light on US-UK nuclear interactions in the Cold War, and the problem of proliferation.
1
Visions
Photographs of gas centrifuges for uranium enrichment, past and present.
May 2012
30
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Gas centrifuges posed a tough problem for the US in the 1960s, perched in between fears of proliferation and the desires of industry.
28
Meditations
Gas centrifuges could have been made to work during the Manhattan Project, but they didn't figure out how.
January 2012
4
Redactions
A close read of what the famous 1967 report on the ease of proliferation actually says -- and doesn't say.
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