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pic of destruction of Hiroshima

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Just days after the two bombs were detonated ,Japan surrendered  to the Allies. Japan leaders called it a "most cruel and unexpected weapon of mass destruction." The radiation today is at a very minimal amount, however you can still see some of the affects today with families impoverished and some still not repaired buildings. Overall, the bombs were the most destruction man made weapons at the time and they certainly showed it.

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about 80 thousand people died from the explosion in Hiroshima, and at least 90,000 more died in Nagasaki and Hiroshima combined from radiation. The bombs destroyed the entire city and put whoever survived in poverty and homeless. Today people are still receiving government help with medical problems. Many people lost their jobs, families, houses and ways of life to the bomb. After it detonated, Albert Einstein regretted  ever making or mentioning the recipe for the bomb after he saw what it did. Many people call this "Einstein's biggest mistake.'' The central idea  of this is that the atomic bomb was a horribly powerful weapon that left appalling results even years after it exploded.

Vocabulary:
Uranium- poisonous  radiation
Clean bomb-  A bomb that leaves very little radiation.
Dirty bomb-  contains a lot of radioactive substances and leaves radiation.
plutonium- chemical used in the atom bomb, silvery radioactive metal.
implosion- inside explosion(in this case uranium blowing up inside of the bomb and scattering.

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On August 6 1945, an American B-29 bomber dubbed Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. It was the first time a nuclear weapon had been deployed in warfare and the bomb immediately killed 80,000 people. Tens of thousands more would later die of radiation expusure Three days later, another atomic bomb was dropped on the Japanese city Nagasaki, instantly killing a further 40,000 people. Again, over time the number of fatalities increased considerably as the devastating effects of a nuclear fallout were played out for the world to see. The bombings are widely believed to have played a decisive role in convincing japan to surrender and bringing about an end to world war 2 though this is an assertion that has been much debated. Here are 10 facts about the bombings.

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The Manhattan project is the code name for the atom bomb project. This project was designed to end the Pacific war against Japan because they bombed Pearl Harbor. This project was pushed on by Harry Truman after Theador Roosevelt died.

Vocabulary Words:
Radiation- The transmission of energy.
Uranium atom- A chemical element that is naturally radioactive.
Hiroshima- A city in Japan.
Nagasaki- A city in Japan.
Nazi- A member of the National Socialist German Worker's party.
Article: The Manhattan Project
I believe the central idea in this passage is how the Manhattan project came to be. I think this because on the first page it talks about how they thought the Nazi's would create a weapon to bomb them which started the project. On the second page it talks about how they were making the Atomic bomb. Also it talks about the test and the actual bombing.
Article 2: The Manhattan Project and the atomic bomb.
This article is talking about World war II and how the bomb spread through Hiroshima killing 210,000 people. It talks about how that was enough damage to end The Pacific War and World War II. This became the surrender of Japan.

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In 1938 three chemists working in a laboratory in Berlin made a discovery that would alter the course  of history they split the uranium atom but it had technical problems. In August 1939 Einstein wrote to the U.S president Franklin Roosevelt to warn him that the Nazis were working on a new and powerful weapon: an atomic bomb.when Einstein learned that the Germans might succeed in solving the problems he wrote to president Franklin Roosevelt with his concerns and helped the U.S make a atomic bomb.

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The Manhattan project was the U.S Government program during world war 2 that developed and built these first atomic bombs.
The U.S detonated the two atomic bombs over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

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This is a picture of what the atomic bomb looked like.

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When the bomb hit the ground it let out a radiation, this radiation is called uranium its a chemical that effects and may occur after the uptake of large amounts of uranium and these can cause health effects that penetrates the human cells in a way causing serious health problems, but for the bomb to work it needs time to get into your cells, which is why it might take a couple days, a month, or even a year but eventually it will kill you.
VOCAB
bomb, an explosive device fused to explode under specific conditions
nuclear,of or relating to a nuclear of an atom
radiation,The emission of energy as electromagnetic waves or as moving subatomic particles, especially high-energy particles that cause ionization
mushroom cloud, A mushroom shaped cloud of dust and debris formed after a nuclear explosion

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How Einstein helped make the atomic bomb- Michael

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How Einstein helped make the atomic bomb- Michael

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Vocabulary words
uranium atom.
tremendous
initiate
plutonium
feasible