AUGUST

WORLD WAR III

AND AFTER

THE GREATEST
WAR EMPIRE EVER

BOMBS &
WARS

THE MAN BEHIND

ATOMIC BOMBS

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MAN ATOM BOMBS

BEHIND

J. Robert
Oppenheimer was an
American physicist He led the team that built
known for his help in the first atomic bomb ever. He died on February 18,
creaing the atomic However, he faced issues 1967, leaving a lasting
bomb(s) during World later, due to his previous impact on physics and
War II. He is hence, relations with communist nuclear technology.
known as the father of sympathizers.
atomic bomb.
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Watch the movie,
‘Oppenheimer’ (2023), to
learn more about his life
and his contributions.

The making of the ‘Fat

The destruction of

2
Man’ & the ‘Little Humanity?
Boy’ Bomb.

T h e
Since the
decision to develop
Dropping these bombs in formula to create atom
these atomic bombs
two of the Japanese bomb, has came out to
was initiated as a part of
the world,
the Manhattan Project, cities: Hiroshima
a top-secret research &
development effort that
& Nagasaki. - Do you think the world
is still the same place?
took place between
1942 and 1945. The
On August - Do you think the world
project was a joint effort
6th and 9th, 1945 AD, will remain forever, as
between the USA, the
the USA dropped "Little the same peaceful
United K in gdo m , an d
Boy" and “Fat Man” on place?
Canada, with support
and contributions from the Japanese cities of
Hiroshima and - Or is this the end of
many brilliant scientists
Nagasaki, respectively, our story?... Or there’s
of the time, including J.
instantly killing around more?
Robert Oppenheimer,
Enrico Fermi, and also 120,000+ people, and
doing lot of destruction. Nobody knows.....
Richard Feynman.
Let’s see what happens.
WORLD H AFTER
AND uman
history has been full of
3

WAR battles and wars,

some big and some

III
small. If World War III
were to happen, it
might be humanity's
biggest battle yet.

Advanced
technologies, massive troops,
including high intensity strategies
AND would be involved in this war. Why
would this happen, what countries

AFTER
would join, and how would the war
unfold? Here's what would happen
if we had World War 3.
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P eople have
talked about a possible World War 3 for
decades. It almost started during the
Cold War between Russia and the
U n it ed St at es in t h e 1960s , b ut w e
managed to avoid it.Countries aren't as
closely allied as before, and militaries
are stronger. It's most likely that millions
would die, and the earth would take This war
decades, if not centuries, to recover. could be fought in
space with the help
of weaponized
satellit es . It m igh t
also use computers,
drones, artificial
intelligence, and
robots, not many
soldiers on the
ground. Acts of war
might not involve
violence, such as
attacking into the
computers or power
grid shutdowns. The
war could be about
resources, which is
scarce & valuable.

There are nearly fourteen thousand

nuclear warheads worldwide, mostly held by
America, Russia, and China. A nuke could end
everything, and one country using it might
trigger others, destroying the world. Nobody
would win a full-on World War 3, and it would
have a massive impact on the world. Wars are
terrible, so let's avoid them.
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T he British Empire was

the largest empire in history. It
spanned over 13.71 million square
miles and included territories on
multiple continents. It had a
significant influence on the world
during the 19th and early 20th
centuries.

THE GREATEST

WAR
EMPIRE
EVER
The empire was primarily
driven by exploration, trade, and the
collection of resources and wealth. It
played a crucial role in s h ap in g
glo b a l p o l i t i c s , e c o n o m i c s , a n d
culture.
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During its peak, the

British Empire was the world's
leading economic power. Its
colonies supplied raw materials,
and it had access to vast markets
for manufactured goods, giving it
a significant advantage in
international trade.

But, Despite its vast size

and power, the British Empire faced
challenges and resistance from
various indigenous populations,
nationalist movements, and other
colonial powers. These challenges
ultimately contributed to its eventual
decline.

After World War II, many

colonies sought independence, and
the British Empire began to dissolve.
As a response to this changing world
order, the British Commonwealth of
Nations was established, fostering a
more equal and cooperative
relationship between former
colonies and the United Kingdom.
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