The Secret City & Manhattan Project ~ Non Expert History Soft Spoken Unintentional ASMR

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  @Nofrillsasmr · 6 months ago · pinned

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  @thegingerreads · 6 months ago

  I did National History Day in school and made a documentary about Oak Ridge and one of the things that I remember most is that as soon as the people of Oak Ridge heard that a bomb was dropped, they just knew what they had been doing there. They didn’t know officially until it was announced to the whole country, but there was a feeling in the air that they just knew!

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  @rigatoniparty · 6 months ago

  Night 5 trying to finish this video before falling asleep lol. So good as always, Linda! Oak Ridge is fascinating.

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  @reginakey8794 · 5 months ago

  Know the area well. My sister lived there for good many years, she bought a house there, think her house is what they called a B house. Built for some of the workers there. It was only 2 &nbsp;bedroom. It was hard to get lost in that town. All roads sort of made a big circle, except for a few going in and few going out. Its a nice quiet town.

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  @Youre_Right · 6 months ago

  I grew up in Oak Ridge, TN. My dad worked at K-25, Y-12 and X-10(ORNL) He died of cancer caused by radiation exposure.

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  @RobrtMuldoon · 3 months ago

  Grandfather was born in Oak Ridge and my great grandfather worked on the Manhattan Project. The only interesting thing he ever divulged was just how quickly they erected the city and the facility. Never told us a single thing he actually did there. Even up until the day he passed. You can go tour the facility certain times a year now. We’re in Crossville and have been thinking about taking the kids to go see it.

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  @luca-wv4uk · 4 months ago (edited)

  Richard Feynman has some amazing essays and lectures about his time working at Los Alamos. You should read/listen to his lecture from Santa Barbara, “Los Alamos from Below.” It is packed with his wit and accounts of all the crazy antics he got into during his time working there… truly great stories to tell (and yet barely any stories about actual physics!)<br><br>edit: especially his story in that lecture about blueprints and valves and windows, truly insane

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  @jeremythornton1308 · 2 weeks ago

  The Cumberland Plateau is the area your describing

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  @RandallMoody-k7c · 10 days ago (edited)

  My people live near Pittman center

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  @codycobb5712 · 4 months ago

  My great grandmother worked at y-12 and watched the gauges! I’ve heard so many stories about this place

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  @bek-salmozé · 6 months ago

  Cool topic! Thx for another excellent video.

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  @margefoyle6796 · 6 months ago

  I&apos;ve been to Los Alamos, where the science and bomb-building was done. It&apos;s a must-see for Americans to know their history.

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