The atomic bomb that would later rock the South Pacific was made possible by nuclear fission. Where was this science discovered?

In 1938, nuclear physicists in Berlin, Germany discovered something that would change the world forever: nuclear fission. The force of energy released when an atom of radioactive material split realized whole other worlds of nuclear technology, atomic bombs included. Thanks to Otto Hahn, Lise Meitner, and Fritz Strassmann, the world would soon be in an arms race like never before.

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