OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Wednesday marks 80 years since the Manhattan Project‘s Trinity test, and the American Nuclear Society is commemorating Oak Ridge’s role in bringing World War II to an end.

The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History is holding its Spyglass Festival January 15-17, 2026. The festival features spy games, STEM adventures, movie nights ...

Discover what makes a real spy at the Nuclear Museum's three-day event featuring CIA insights, spy games and a special ...

Hidden in the mountains of New Mexico, the Manhattan Project was one of the most secretive operations in history. Even President Roosevelt was not fully informed of its technical details, and Vice ...

The Manhattan Project culminated in the dropping of atomic weapons on Japan by the U.S. in early August 1945, a move that ended World War II. A national park site in three time zones tells the complex ...

The Manhattan Project occurred between 1942 and 1946. It employed over 129,000 people at its peak and cost a total of $2 billion. The project produced the first working nuclear bombs and ushered in ...

The United States began developing the atom bomb in military effort called the Manhattan Project. The race to create this weapon kicked off after three chemists in Berlin, 1938, split a uranium atom ...

The big thinkers at Aperture reveal the hidden and dark aspects of the Manhattan Project.