
The Nazis were far from finishing a working reactor for their atomic bomb program, in spite of claims by the task’s leader that it was nearly prepared, a brand-new research study discovers.
The German physicist Werner Heisenberg composed in 1947 that the reactor for the “Nazi bomb” task– which culminated in Germany’s B8 atomic power plant– was practically ended up at the end of World War II.
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