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Author : Kai Bird, Martin J. Sherwin
Length : 26h30
Narrated by : Jeff Cummings
Category : Historical
Possibility of free reading : YES
J. Robert Oppenheimer, an iconic figure of the twentieth century, was a brilliant physicist who spearheaded the development of the atomic bomb for his country during wartime. Subsequently, he faced the moral dilemmas associated with scientific progress.
Amidst the anti-Communist hysteria of the early 1950s, Oppenheimer proposed international controls on atomic materials and opposed the creation of the hydrogen bomb, drawing the ire of influential proponents of a massive nuclear buildup. Consequently, they questioned his trustworthiness with America's nuclear secrets.
The authors of a Pulitzer Prize-winning biography, a project spanning twenty-five years, comprehensively explore Oppenheimer's life and his pivotal role in the Cold War, encompassing his early career and beyond.
Finished listening to the American Prometheus audiobook on the drive over. Incredible book
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Download for free the Unabridged Audio Book : American Prometheus
Immerse yourself in "American Prometheus," the profound biography of J. Robert Oppenheimer, masterfully narrated by Jeff Cummings. This 26-hour and 30-minute audiobook delves into the life of the man behind the atomic bomb, blending scientific brilliance with intense personal drama.
Discover this gripping story with a free trial period. Feel secure in knowing that you can cancel the subscription at any time, and still retain access to this riveting narrative. The detailed exploration into Oppenheimer's life remains yours to revisit whenever you choose.
For detailed instructions on how to manage or cancel your subscription, please refer to the guide linked at the bottom of this page. This audiobook not only explores a pivotal moment in history but also reflects on the moral implications that continue to resonate in scientific communities today.
