#TodayInHistory: May 21, 1946, naganap ang ikalawang criticality experiment accident na nagresulta sa kamatayan ng Canadian physicist na si Louis Slotin. | Good Morning Kuya

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La historia de Louis Slotin es uno de los recordatorios más dramáticos y escalofriantes de lo que sucede cuando la confianza excesiva se encuentra con las leyes implacables de la física. Es un relato de heroísmo, negligencia y el "cosquilleo en la cola del dragón". El Experimento: "Tocarle la cola al dragón" El 21 de mayo de 1946, en el laboratorio secreto de Los Álamos, el físico canadiense Louis Slotin estaba realizando una maniobra extremadamente peligrosa. Su objetivo era determinar el punto