Nearly 81 years after Hiroshima, scientists discover a hidden metal alloy created by the atomic bomb blast
- image AI generatedNearly 81 years after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, material recovered from the city's shoreline is still yielding discoveries that scientists did not expect.
- Researchers examining tiny fragments preserved in beach sands have identified what appears to be a previously unknown metallic alloy that formed during the immense heat and rapid cooling triggered by the 6 August 1945 explosion.
- The finding is less about rewriting the history of the bombing than expanding what scientists know about how matter behaves under conditions that are almost impossible to recreate.
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- image AI generatedNearly 81 years after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, material recovered from the city's shoreline is still yielding discoveries that scientists did not expect.
- Researchers examining tiny fragments preserved in beach sands have identified what appears to be a previously unknown metallic alloy that formed during the immense heat and rapid cooling triggered by the 6 August 1945 explosion.
- The finding is less about rewriting the history of the bombing than expanding what scientists know about how matter behaves under conditions that are almost impossible to recreate.
Sources: Times of India