OAK RIDGE - 1964 - Blood samples are carefully stored for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A technician uses a welding mask during an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist uses heavy duty gloves, clamps, and a swab for an experiment on radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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USA - 1951 - Animation is used to show how super-critical mass is reached for an atomic bomb to explode.
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USA - 1951 - Animation is used to show how scientists have created new atomic elements such as plutonium.
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USA - 1951 - Animation is used to show how half-lives and carbon dating work, using a bottle of whiskey as an example.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - Researchers adjust the temperature under blood samples for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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USA - 1951 - Animation is used to show how uranium 235 can be acquired from uranium 238 through fission.
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1946 - General Groves and his assistant Jean O'Leary work in his office on the Manhattan Project.
Many round colorful particles in space moving in a circle on black background, seamless loop. Animation. Small chaotic dots of red, yellow
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USA - 1951 - Animation is used to show how nuclear energy might be tapped as a fuel alternative to coal.
1946 - A physicist speaks on the danger of an arms race between America and Russia.
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1946 - J. Robert Oppenheimer is assured that none will regret the work of the Manhattan Project.
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Science classroom with empty chairs and a model in the spotlight
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist uses tweezers on tiny test tubes during an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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1946 - Physicists use special equipment to safely view an atomic bomb blast, then shake hands.
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1946 - In a banquet speech, a scientist contrasts politics and science.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A technician creates a blood test for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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USA - 1951 - Animation is used to explain what makes a difference in sub-critical or critical mass forming in uranium fission.
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Animation of Chemical Reaction Raising Temperature on Black Background
Zooming from Classroom Objects into the World of Atoms
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USA - 1951 - Animation is used to depict the uranium and plutonium developed by atomic scientists.
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USA - 1951 - Golfing is used as an analogy for studying the atomic bomb.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - An experiment on the effect of radiation on white blood cells is begun by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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USA - 1951 - Hydrogen is found in fuel and water, and was assigned by scientists the atomic number one.
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1946 - An American soldier practices the duck and cover maneuver during atomic bomb tests.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A technician wearing a welding mask operates in both the light and dark for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
Rotating Atom Energy Loop Animation on green background. Full HD. 4K
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1946 - An American audience listens attentively to a conference on atomic power.
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1946 - Albert Einstein listens intently at a meeting of America's Committee on Atomic Information.
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1946 - A scientist gets a big laugh from the audience during his speech when he says politicians should be made to watch atomic bomb demonstrations.
Teacher placing arm around student, students linking shoulders, smiling at camera in classroom
Carbon Dioxide Molecule Structure Animation With Atom Labels
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USA - 1951 - The element of helium is introduced.
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1946 - A physicist sprinkles some humor into a speech about atomic power.
Exploring the structure and function of DNA in a vibrant setting
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1946 - A crowd heartily cheers Eleanor Roosevelt's speech at a gala where she outlines a hope for a better future for the world.
Nuclear Fission Chain Reaction Animation
1946 - J. Robert Oppenheimer is assured that none will regret the work of the Manhattan Project.
1946 - Physicists use special equipment to safely view an atomic bomb blast, then shake hands.
Caffeine molecule 3D chemical structure stimulant in coffee, tea, chocolate
Exploring a 3D representation of DNA structure in a dark blue background
1946 - In a banquet speech, a scientist gets a laugh by saying that if they can all survive the next 10-15 years then they won't have to worry about atomic weapons.
1946 - The National Committee on Atomic Information sends out fundraising letters cosigned by Albert Einstein.
Loopable 3D animation of atomic structure with particles floating against blue background
Mid-section tracking of unrecognizable female chemistry teacher in lab coat putting glass flask with steaming and bubbling red liquid on table
Nuclear Fusion Process Animation
The professor teaches organic chemistry by illustrating molecular structures on a whiteboard while seated at a desk.