Witnessing the Trinity test, and all the fear that went along with it, changed these people's lives forever. After the tests are over, Oppenheimer says in the film of the Trinity and Los Alamos ...

Robert Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project ... The area of southern New Mexico where the Trinity test occurred was not, contrary to the popular account, an uninhabited, desolate expanse of ...

“Oppenheimer,” the massive blockbuster biopic ... as was the 150-mile radius surrounding the Trinity Test — areas settled predominantly by Hispanic and Native American ranchers and homesteaders.

“The human cost of Oppenheimer’s Trinity Test, and all nuclear weapons activities, is a crucial part of the conversation around U.S. nuclear legacy,” she said in an email. “We have to ...

When he set out to make "Oppenheimer," director Christopher Nolan opted not to use CGI for the film's central nuclear explosion. "It's difficult to make CG threatening," Nolan told IGN on July 18.

Cordova, who is Hispanic and whose family lived in the vicinity of the Trinity Test site, is hoping the renewed attention around the "Oppenheimer" film will shine a light on the cancer risk.

Robert Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy): “Are we ... James Conant, then-president of Harvard University and a witness to the Trinity test, said later that when the flash from the test was ...

Robert Oppenheimer and the other researchers of ... the study’s authors say that radioactive fallout from the Trinity test reached 46 states, Canada and Mexico within 10 days of detonation.

Robert Oppenheimer, chronicles how he developed ... we can read in his eyes,” the cinematographer explains. “The Trinity test was something that came together and was cobbled from the ...

In 2020’s “Tenet,” Christopher Nolan blew up a 747, and for his latest feature, “Oppenheimer,” he recreated the Trinity Test without using visual effects, opting to find a way to do it ...

the Trinity explosion that represents the culmination of years of work for Oppenheimer and his fellow scientists. For that moment, King took his cues from firsthand accounts of the test.