The straight up facts of the Manhattan Project are well known. ... It was pushed forward extremely quickly; due to the fear that the Germans, had, at the time, also been researching atomic weapons, and the American government felt that they were very far behind. ... In fact, McCloy, assistant to Henry Stimson, who was the Secretary of War at the time, attended a meeting at the Pentagon on Stimson's behalf, and it was told that one million men were to be gathered for the assault of Japan, and more than 20, 000 American soldiers would probably be lost within the first month. ...

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These statements seem absurd from the common point of view, but in fact they are very real and can be easily proven by experiments and by the laws of modern physics. ... In fact, this person would not notice any difference between this force and gravity. ... Ukrainian physicist, George Gamow, proposed a theory in which he said that the universe started out as a small but very massive object and then exploded making stars, planets, and galaxies. ...

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For many years time travel was the stuff of science fiction. This was all just part of the world's imagination until recently. Scientists now believe that the current laws of physics allow us to travel though time. They believe that we can now travel back to see our founding fathers sign the declara...

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